Black Excellence within the Black Experience of TV and Film
CBS has announced its full 2025–2026 midseason schedule, rolling out a slate packed with franchise expansions, high-profile premieres, reality favorites, and the return of several top-performing series. The lineup features the long-awaited launch of CIA, the Yellowstoneverse sequel Y: Marshals, Harlan Coben’s thriller Final Twist, and unscripted newcomer America’s Culinary Cup hosted by Padma Lakshmi. […]
Amazon MGM Studios’ Sarah’s Oil is one of those films that feels long overdue — a story rooted in real Black history, told through the eyes of a young girl who saw value where others didn’t. Directed by Cyrus Nowrasteh (The Stoning of Soraya M.) and inspired by Tonya Bolden’s book ‘Searching for Sarah Rector: […]
This Halloween season, it’s all about the chills that linger long after the credits roll. From witches in Atlanta to haunted towns, twisted love stories, and eerie tapes that should’ve stayed buried — these shows redefine what it means to be scared. Blending horror, suspense, and psychological tension with diverse perspectives and powerful storytelling, each […]
Released in 2002, Brown Sugar isn’t just a romantic comedy — it’s a love letter to hip-hop, friendship, and the kind of Black love that’s been there since the block parties. Directed by Rick Famuyiwa (The Wood) and written by Michael Elliot, the film stars Sanaa Lathan and Taye Diggs as Sidney and Dre — […]
If you’ve ever wanted to know what it feels like to live inside an episode of A Different World, that’s exactly what HBCU Week gave me. As a proud Howard University alum, it was more than nostalgia — it was affirmation. It reminded me why HBCUs remain essential and why spaces like these have to […]
Onyx Collective’s Reasonable Doubt returns for season 3 on September 18, created by Raamla Mohamed and executive produced by Kerry Washington. This season finds powerhouse defense attorney Jax Stewart (Emayatzy Corinealdi) in an unfamiliar state: peace. But that calm is shattered when she takes on the case of Ozzie (Kyle Bary), a troubled former child […]
The Fall 2025–2026 TV season is packed with new premieres, returning favorites, and long-awaited finales. From broadcast staples like Grey’s Anatomy and Survivor to streaming juggernauts like Stranger Things and Wednesday, there’s something dropping almost every week. And here’s the key: not every show kicks off in the fall. Networks also save a big chunk […]
Keke Palmer is forever in her booked and busy era. Beyond her work as an actress, she’s also building a lane for others through her KeyTV platform, which spotlights new voices and fresh stories in film and television. While she continues creating opportunities behind the scenes, Palmer has also kept a high profile in front […]
When Bring It On premiered in 2000, it was marketed as a lighthearted teen comedy: cheerleading rivalries, high school romance, and a championship finale tied together with humor and sass. That was the lens most audiences saw it through. We loved it for the camp, the catchphrases, and the over-the-top routines. But more than twenty […]
As summer winds down, the big screen is still heating up with some of the most anticipated releases of the year. From gripping thrillers and high-stakes dramas to romantic tales with a twist, these upcoming films offer something for every mood. Whether it’s powerhouse collaborations, bold directorial debuts, or unique spins on classic stories, each […]