Spike Lee’s ‘Do the Right Thing’ toasted by Grey Goose
Spike Lee’s “Do the Right Thing” turns 25 this year, and the director was honored by Grey Goose and Kehinde Wiley
June 22, 2014
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Spike Lee’s “Do the Right Thing” turns 25 this year, and the director was honored by Grey Goose and Kehinde Wiley
A.J. Calloway and Spike Lee chat about how impactful Lee’s seminal 1989 film “Do the Right Thing” was on race relations in New York City
Spike Lee was toasted by Grey Goose and Kehinde Wiley as part of their initiative to celebrate the “Modern Kings of Culture” through a portrait series.
Famed director Spike Lee worked with the late, great Ruby Dee on films such as Jungle Fever and Do the Right Thing, and as news spread of her passing this week, Lee posted a few words on Instagram about the beloved actress and activist.
If you need a reminder to stay on the “straight and narrow” try walking on “Do The Right Thing” Way, soon to be formerly known as
Spike Lee’s remake of remake Chan-wook Park’s revenge thriller Oldboy is sure to entertain with its gory, bloody death scenes, fight scenes of dozens miraculously falling victim to the
Famed filmmaker Spike Lee is spreading the word about his latest film project. As the Oscar-nominated director preps for the release of his highly-anticipated film Old Boy this fall, Lee is already drawing attention for the follow-up–and his approach for funding it. The man behind such acclaimed movies as Do the Right Thing and Malcolm X is using the online crowd-funding service Kickstarter to raise money to produce his next independent project.
Most movies are made to entertain but quite a few are used to educate. Black History Month is the month that the black community is
From his earliest incarnations, Spike Lee has been a singular force as a cinematic defender and upholder of black culture, pride and self-respect. This controversial
Many people are unaware of this fact — Martin Laurence was destined for greatness at birth. His first and middle names that his parents bequeathed
Spike Lee premiered his latest movie Red Hook Summer on Jan. 22 at the annual Sundance film festival, and took to the stage afterward to
Jennifer Hudson and Bulls’ Derrick Rose are from Englewood.
