Black Excellence within the Black Experience of TV and Film
UPDATED April 2026 For decades, Black filmmakers have been told their stories don’t travel, their budgets don’t justify the returns, or their names can’t carry blockbusters. Time and time again, they’ve proven that narrative wrong—with receipts to match. This week, that legacy grows once again as Tyree Dillihay joins an increasingly rare group of filmmakers […]
This year’s Tribeca Festival lineup is massive—but we’re narrowing in on the work of Black and Brown creatives who are bringing some of the most powerful, personal, and culture-shifting stories to the screen. From short films and documentaries to music videos and high-profile features, these selections cut across genre and format, but they all share […]
2025 proved that Black storytellers are not just showing up—they’re delivering. From gripping thrillers to laugh-out-loud comedies and genre-bending experiments, Black directors are giving us stories that deserve to be seen, discussed, and supported. READ: Saying Goodbye: TV Shows Canceled or Ending in 2025 This list isn’t just a roundup of what’s “buzzing”—it’s a reminder. A […]
We’ve seen the church in the background of plenty shows — a one-liner from the pulpit, a Sunday service for laughs, or a quick choir moment. But these shows? They put the church front and center. From pulpit power struggles to praise-team politics, these are the scripted TV shows where church isn’t just a setting […]
Broadway and Off-Broadway are buzzing with fresh stories, bold revivals, and standout performances this year—but we’re shining a spotlight on the newer, limited-run, and maybe lesser-talked-about projects that deserve your attention. From world premieres to long-overdue revivals, these 22 productions showcase the creative heartbeat of New York theater in 2025. Whether you’re looking to discover […]
April came with its foot on the gas — and TV and film are no exception. From thrillers set in trauma centers and crime-ridden cities to magical quests, dystopian futures, and the return of major series like Black Mirror, The Handmaid’s Tale, and The Last of Us, this month’s slate is stacked. Whether you’re looking […]
From heartfelt comedies and legal dramas to supernatural thrillers and coming-of-age romances, Black women are telling stories that reflect the full spectrum of our lives — on our terms. These 18 current TV shows, created by Black women, aren’t just reshaping what we see on screen — they’re pushing the industry forward with bold storytelling, […]
You ever look back at a year in film and realize it was stacked? Like, full-course-meal, classics-on-classics kind of stacked? Well, 1995 was that year. And believe it or not, every movie on this list turns 30 years old this year. Yep, three whole decades. So go ahead and let that nostalgia sink in while […]
Jonathan Majors faced the consequences of his actions—to some. To others, he’s on a premature redemption tour with Meagan Good, while Magazine Dreams, a shelved film with Oscar potential, finally gets released. I love him as an actor, but abuse—physical, emotional, or otherwise—makes redemption hard especially when we’re just over a year removed from the […]
Some shows hit you with nostalgia. Some hit you with humor. And then there are those rare gems that sneak up on you—making you laugh from your gut before you realize they’ve just said something deeply profound. That’s exactly what Adele ‘Supreme’ Williams has done with Oh My God, Yes! (A Series of Extremely Relatable […]