Updated as of Dec 30, 2025 2025 marked the loss of influential voices across film, television, music, sports, and culture. From actors and musicians who shaped generations to writers, athletes, and cultural figures whose work left a lasting imprint, these individuals made their mark through the stories they told, the music they created, and the […]
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Ryan Coogler’s Sinners Earns Record 21 Nominations at 26th Annual Black Reel Awards
The Black Reel Awards have announced their nominees for the 26th annual ceremony, celebrating outstanding achievements by Black creatives in film and television. This year’s slate reflects the diversity, innovation, and artistic excellence of the Black filmmaking community, spanning genres from horror and musical to drama and international cinema. Leading the pack is Ryan Coogler’s […]
2026 TV Lineup: Premiere Dates for All New and Returning Shows
Get ready for a jam-packed 2026 on television and streaming! From highly anticipated series premieres to returning fan favorites, the first half of the year brings a mix of drama, comedy, reality, and live events across every platform. ABC, NBC, CBS, and streaming services like Netflix, Apple TV+, Peacock, and Prime Video are rolling out […]
25+ Shows From Black TV Creators That Premiered in 2025
From high-stakes dramas and steampunk adventures to heartfelt comedies and animated series, 2025 was a landmark year for Black TV creators. This year brought a diverse array of stories that pushed boundaries, celebrated culture, and centered Black and Brown voices across streaming platforms, cable, and digital channels. Whether exploring identity, family, love, or social issues—or […]
5 Projects Teyana Taylor Has in The Works for 2026 and Beyond
2025 was a major year for Teyana Taylor, and she’s stepping into 2026 riding high on critical acclaim, commercial success, and industry recognition. Last year, she starred in Hulu’s All’s Fair, which, despite mixed reviews, became the platform’s most-streamed original scripted debut in three years and earned a second-season renewal. She also appeared in Tyler […]
Sundance 2026: 13+ Diverse Projects to Premiere as Festival Prepares Final Utah Run
This will be the last year the Sundance Film Festival will be held in Park City, Utah — and after four decades, festival organizers are making sure the event closes out its Utah era with a bang. This year’s program includes 90 feature films and seven episodic projects representing 28 countries and territories. Sundance shared […]
25 Days ’Til Christmas: Your Ultimate Holiday Movie Watchlist | PART 2
If you’re gearing up for the most festive time of the year — and you need a cinematic soundtrack for the next 25 nights — here’s your backstage pass: a “25 Days ’Til Christmas” watch-list full of holiday flicks, feel-good vibes, and cozy vibes perfect for December nights. Think of this as your holiday viewing […]
Review: ‘High Horse: The Black Cowboys’ Is a Transformative, Must-See Docuseries That Sets the Record Straight
Every now and then, a documentary comes along that doesn’t just inform you — it shifts something in you. High Horse: The Black Cowboys, the new three-part docuseries directed by Jason Perez and executive produced by Jordan Peele, is one of those rare projects. It’s educational, it’s soulful, it’s beautifully shot… and honestly, it feels […]
CBS Reveals 2025–2026 Midseason Lineup, Featuring New Series ‘CIA’ and Returning Hits
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. […]
‘Sarah’s Oil’ Turns Untold Black History Into a Family-Friendly Story Worth Knowing [REVIEW]
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: […]









