Black Excellence within the Black Experience of TV and Film
There’s something really special happening right now when it comes to memoirs—especially from Black icons who didn’t just exist in culture, they helped shape it. From television pioneers and music legends to sports figures and cultural disruptors, this new wave of memoirs feels less like nostalgia and more like a reclaiming. These are the stories […]
When most people talk about the standout moments in Sinners, the dance montage scene comes up first and it deserves every bit of praise it gets. But the scene that carries the most weight in the entire film is Delroy Lindo’s monologue in the car. The first time you watch it, it reads as a […]
Easter weekend was made for this. Whether you’re gathered around the TV after Sunday dinner, winding down after church, or just looking for something that actually means something — this list has you covered. From brand new releases to timeless classics, these 25+ films span horror, comedy, drama, and everything in between. What they all […]
April is bringing a massive lineup of fresh TV shows and movies, with over 50 new releases hitting streaming platforms and theaters this month. From gripping true crime dramas and heartwarming romances to high-stakes action and thought-provoking documentaries, there’s something for every taste. Highlights include the chilling Hulu series Dear Killer Nannies, Netflix’s romantic dramedy […]
2006 was a year that quietly delivered some of the most memorable movies and TV shows of the decade. From Oscar-winning performances to breakout Disney Channel originals, from gritty urban dramas to big-budget action blockbusters, the year’s slate reflected a culture in motion. Black storytellers, stars, and creators were making their mark both in front […]
As we gear up for the 98th Academy Awards, it’s worth reflecting on the history of Black artists in the film industry and their complicated relationship with Hollywood’s most prestigious awards ceremony. READ: 7 Takeaways From Gina Prince-Bythewood’s MUST-READ THR Feature About The Oscars Lack of Recognition of Black Talent Despite making significant strides over […]
When people talk about the “slap heard ’round the world,” they’re talking about a few seconds that permanently shifted American cinema. In 1967, at the height of the Civil Rights Movement, In the Heat of the Night gave audiences a moment they had never seen before. Sidney Poitier’s Virgil Tibbs — a Black homicide detective […]
A new month means a fresh slate of movies and series hitting theaters and streaming platforms. From major franchise returns and gripping true-crime stories to bold new dramas and unexpected comedies, March is stacked with plenty to watch. Here’s everything arriving throughout the month worth adding to your watchlist. DTF St. Louis | Mar 1 […]
Before the trophies are handed out, the celebration begins on the red carpet. The 57th NAACP Image Awards kicked off with a star-studded red carpet at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, as nominees, presenters, and industry leaders arrived to celebrate a night dedicated to honoring Black excellence across film, television, music, and culture. Following a week […]
Disney Channel is known for many things, but when it created That’s So Raven, it truly did its biggest one. When the series premiered in 2003, history was made as Raven-Symoné became the youngest and first Black woman to have her real name in the title of a Disney comedy series. Audiences were introduced to […]