Mother Knows Murder, the previously untitled true crime video podcast from Niecy Nash and her daughter Dia Nash, will stream exclusively on Disney+ and Hulu one day ahead of its wider release, premiering November 9. The series is part of Pave Studios’ Crime House sub-brand and marks one of two Crime House titles, alongside Clues, […]
Michael Jackson’s 1993 Halftime Show Gets a New Documentary Treatment
Hulu and ESPN announced Tuesday that Spectacle: Michael Jackson at the Super Bowl, a new documentary chronicling Jackson’s 1993 Super Bowl XXVII halftime performance, will premiere in February 2027 on both platforms. Directed by Bao Nguyen, the film draws on never-before-seen footage of Jackson and his team preparing for the Rose Bowl performance that redefined […]
Urban One Drops Trailer for ‘Power & Influence,’ First of Two New Scripted Microdramas
Urban One has released the trailer for Power & Influence, a new scripted microseries premiering exclusively on TikTok October 19 through BOSSIP’s account before expanding across the company’s broader digital, television, streaming, and audio platforms. The series is written by Dreux Dougall, whose credits include Lovecraft Country, and directed by Jamal Simmons, known for Married […]
Brely Evans, Trina Braxton and More Star in Holiday Crime Comedy ‘Christmas Cover-Up’
Three underpaid, overworked employees joking about murdering their boss is one thing. Finding him dead in a Santa suit the morning of the store’s biggest sale is another. STARZ is leaning into that exact chaos with Christmas Cover-Up, premiering November 1. The film centers on Tori, Gwen, and Sam, coworkers at a payday loan store […]
Jason Statham Wields a Flamethrower and a Minigun in ‘The Beekeeper 2’ Teaser Trailer
Amazon MGM Studios has released the first trailer for The Beekeeper 2, confirming a January 15, 2027 theatrical release. Jason Statham reprises his role as Adam Clay, the former operative of the clandestine Beekeeper organization, who’s pulled back into action after the group goes rogue and sets its sights on seizing control of the government. […]
Samuel L. Jackson’s Frisco King Teaser: “Small Town, Big Hustle”
Paramount+ has released the first teaser for Frisco King, the Tulsa King spinoff starring Samuel L. Jackson, confirming a December 18 premiere with two episodes, followed by new installments weekly on Fridays. Jackson reprises his role as Russell Lee Washington Jr., the New Orleans gangster first introduced in Tulsa King’s third season, as he relocates […]
Noma Dumezweni to Recur on Peacock’s Upcoming Archaeologist Comedy ‘DIG’
Peacock has announced five new cast additions to its upcoming comedy DIG, with Noma Dumezweni, Jason Mantzoukas, and Brennan Lee Mulligan recurring, and Max Greenfield and Dan Bucatinsky guest starring. All 10 episodes premiere November 23. DIG follows a team of archaeologists and their less-dedicated college student assistants working a dig site in Greece, where […]
Zendaya Boards Her Next A24 Film, an Untitled Alex Garland Sci-Fi Project
An untitled sci-fi film written and directed by Alex Garland for A24 has cast Zendaya to star. Plot details remain under wraps, with production expected to begin sometime in 2027. The project marks Zendaya’s third collaboration with A24, following her role on Euphoria and this year’s The Drama. Her 2026 has been defined by an […]
A Demon Claims “Squatter’s Rights” in New Halloween Episode of ‘Home For The Holidays’ Podcast
Myth Lab Entertainment, the Chicago-based, Black woman-owned production company founded by sisters Kyra and Kozi Kyles, releases the trailer for “Clearing the Heir,” the latest episode of its horror-comedy audio drama Home for the Holidays will arrive October 29th on all podcast platforms. The episode follows Brandi, played by Joanna Moore, an introverted woman who […]
The Must-See Harlem Renaissance Party That Took 50 Years to Finish | David & Liani Greaves Interview
In 1972, filmmaker William Greaves did something no history book could: he gathered the surviving legends of the Harlem Renaissance in Duke Ellington’s Harlem home, poured the drinks, and let the cameras roll. Painters, poets, journalists, and musicians who hadn’t seen each other in decades laughed, argued, and remembered the movement they built together. Then […]









