Posts Tagged ‘Movies’
Denzel Washington gets emotional over son John David’s praise of him (video)
Denzel Washington was clearly overcome when he received word that his son, John David Washington, had heaped effusive praise on his father. The two-time Oscar winner of Glory and Training Day was being interviewed by “Access Hollywood” for his upcoming film Little Things when the host informed the acting icon of his eldest child’s words.…
Read MoreKeri Hilson stars in TV One movie ‘Don’t Waste Your Pretty’
“Don’t Waste Your Pretty” follows a group of friends as they sort out their turbulent life issues and love lives. The film is based on the novel written by award-winning author and media personality Demetria L. Lucas. Along with Keri Hilson, the film, which airs Feb. 28 on TV One, also stars Redaric Williams, Deborah Joy Winans,…
Read MoreThe Kristina Roberts Show, episode 7
KRS guest: Author Miasha Coleman and business owner Rich Coleman The Arait Justice podcast show: Entertainer Blaqman Supreme Nakita’s Virtual JukeBox: Vocal duo Cash and Earle
Read MoreMeagan Good taps into her inner gamer through new film ‘Monster Hunter’
Actress, model, and newly-minted battle huntsman, Meagan Good is showing her range of talents through her character Dash in the new action movie Monster Hunter. The film is based on the international video game “Monster Hunter,” which depicts a dangerous world filled with savage monsters and unexpected twists. Along with Good, the film boasts a…
Read MoreThe Kristina Roberts Show, episode 4
KRS guest: Actor Deon Robertson and cntrepreneur Lotto Arait Justice podcast: Author Justin Jackson Advice email: 3 kids, 3 different daddies, and only 1 pays child support Nakita’s Virtual JukeBox: Vocalist-actress Pam Ward
Read MoreThe Kristina Roberts Show, episode 1
In-studio guest: Actress Patrice Fisher The Arait Justice Podcast Show guest: Business owner Shaina Little Advice email: “Neighbor Drama” Nakita’s Virtual Jukebox guest: Songwriter-producer CWhyBeFly
Read MoreWhy Chris Rock hates all civil rights movies
Chris Rock explained why he hates “all civil rights movies” during an interview on the “How I Feel” podcast with Neal Brennan. The 55-year-old comedic actor says, while he appreciates the effort that goes into making the films, he despises the fact that most of them are sanitized versions of what actually took place during…
Read MoreTyler Perry to hire new directors and writers
At the beginning of 2020, Tyler Perry was criticized when he bragged that he’s the only writer and director of all of his many television shows and movies. It appears that the founder and CEO of the gargantuan Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta has pivoted from the previous posture that he has “no writer’s room.”…
Read MoreHow Bay Area rapper TMG Fre$h used creativity to overcome turmoil
2020 has turned everything upside down and TMG Fre$h is understandably pissed that he can’t be on the road right now entertaining his existing fans while garnering new ones. After surviving a home invasion that was clearly conspired by people he considered loved ones, the Bay Area rapper, actor and filmmaker is grateful, but unquestionably ready…
Read MoreTyler Perry reveals why Spike Lee’s criticism of him ‘stung’
Tyler Perry recently shed light on how he was affected by Spike Lee’s judgement. During an interview with Variety, Perry discussed Lee’s past comments about his work. Lee once called Perry’s films “buffoonery.” Perry said that he viewed Lee as an inspiration as a filmmaker. “If any criticisms stung, it would have been his, because…
Read More50 Cent signs exclusive deal to make horror films
50 Cent is moving into horror movies. The rapper and actor has signed a three-movie deal with Arts District Entertainment, the production company headed by Roger Birnbaum, Eli Roth and Michael Besman, and indie studio 3BlackDot through his G-Unit Film & Television banner. Eli said in a statement: “Both 50 and James (Frey, who oversees…
Read MoreThe Rock explains how he became the most followed man in America (video)
Dwayne Johnson, the highest-paid acting champion for the second consecutive year, explained how he believes he became the most followed man in America. Johnson, who first soared to national fame via the World Wrestling Federation using the monicker “The Rock,” said that remaining true to himself has resonated with tens of millions of fans around…
Read MoreSpike Lee honors Thomas Jefferson Byrd after actor found slain
Spike Lee paid homage to actor Thomas Jefferson Byrd. On Oct. 4, Lee shared with his followers that Byrd had died in Atlanta. According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Byrd, 70, was reportedly found dead on Oct. 3 shortly after midnight. Atlanta police discovered Byrd with multiple gunshots in the back. He was pronounced dead at…
Read MoreFinally! Viola Davis makes top 10 list of highest paid actresses
Viola Davis, undeniably one of the best and most revered actors of our generation, is finally getting closer to the type of compensation that’s commensurate with her prodigious talents. Davis has been included on the Forbes‘ list of the highest-paid actresses of 2020. Remarkably, for a woman whose illustrious career includes an Oscar, an Emmy…
Read MoreDirector Adelin Gasana steps into shoe industry with film ‘High On Heels’
High heels often represent confidence, sex, and power. However, some may not understand the history of the shoe genre and its cultural impact on society. Film director Adelin Gasana takes a deep dive into the culture of high heels with his documentary, High On Heels. How did you come up with the concept for this…
Read MoreThrills and chills: Black TV shows and movies coming to Netflix in October
As we enter the month of October, Netflix has revealed its monthly rollout of TV shows and films coming to the streaming service. A part of the rollout includes content that features Black actors, producers, writers and directors. “With Netflix adding TV classics like “Girlfriends” and “Sister, Sister” in September, subscribers are highly anticipating this…
Read MoreUrbanworld Film Festival guide: 5 independent films you should be watching
The Urbanworld Film Festival kicks off its 24th year this week with a slate of new films. Founded in 1997 by Stacey Spikes, Urbanworld, and its founding partner, HBO, is a premier platform for diverse content creators. This year’s event, running from September 23 through September 27, will feature 100 official selection panels and conversations.…
Read More‘Set It Off,’ ‘Sister, Sister’ and other Black content on Netflix in September
As we kick off the month of September, Netflix has added some more binge-worthy Black content to its platform that is sure to please. Starting Tuesday, Sept. 1, Netflix subscribers will have access to new classic Black TV shows and movies, including the 1993 film Menace II Society, Tim Story’s Barbershop, Tia and Tamera Mowry’s…
Read More‘Black Panther’ director Ryan Coogler remembers Chadwick Boseman
Black Panther director Ryan Coogler shared his thoughts on the untimely passing of Chadwick Boseman. On Sunday, Aug. 30, 2020, Coogler used social media to shed light on his relationship with Boseman and his impact on and off the screen. “I finally met Chad in person in early 2016, once I signed onto the film,”…
Read MoreThere’s a major movie movement going on in the Motor City
Story by Marshalle Montgomery Favors Detroit is famous for cars and music, but local area moviemakers are working hard to add film to the city’s notoriety. African American filmmakers are making their mark in the world of independent movies. More than 25 feature films have been produced in the past two years by indie filmmakers…
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