The Critics Choice Association (CCA) proudly hosted the 7th annual Celebration of Black Cinema & Television on Monday, December 9, 2024, at the luxurious Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles. This star-studded event paid tribute to the outstanding contributions and achievements of Black talent in film and television, both in front of and behind the camera.
I previously reviewed Nickel Boys and touted its masterful encapsulation of maintaining humanity through oppression.
If you haven’t noticed, it’s a great time to be a horror fan.
You may not want to look up with Marah Strauch and Bryce Leavitt’s new film dropping right out of the sky.
Tamika Lamison—an accomplished writer, director, and star of the powerful short film Superman Doesn’t Steal.
Friends, colleagues, and fans came together to honor the late Michael K. Williams on what would have been his 58th birthday.
Tubi’s newest original film, Sidelined: The QB and Me, throws audiences deep into the heart of football season—but this isn’t your typical sports drama. Combining the adrenaline of Friday night lights with the sweetness of an unexpected romance, this film promises to deliver both touchdowns and tender moments, making it an unmissable addition to Tubi’s growing slate of original movies.
Moana is back — older, wiser, and dreaming bigger!
…So why couldn’t Disney also dream up a bigger sequel?
In my recent review of Nickel Boys, I discussed the American cinematic tradition of men fighting for their humanity against oppressive structures.
Using two GoPro cameras, 22-year-old filmmaker Samuel Habib introduces himself to the world — and the world to his perspective.