In the summer of 2021, while filming the final season of Better Call Saul, Bob Odenkirk suffered a heart attack on set and nearly lost his life. In the wake of that near-death experience, the actor has starred in a string of shows and films and released two books: his memoir, ‘Comedy Comedy Comedy Drama,’ and ‘Zilot & Other Important Rhymes,’ which he co-wrote with his children, Erin and Nate.
Academy Award-winning actor and filmmaker Sean Penn participated in a Tribeca Talks conversation with CNN’s Kaitlan Collins on June 6.
The power of Grayskull was on full display in New York City as the cast of ‘Masters of the Universe’ hit the red carpet to celebrate the highly anticipated film. With fans eagerly awaiting the live-action adaptation, the atmosphere was electric as stars, creators, and guests gathered for a first look at the epic new take on the beloved franchise.
After being absent from the ‘Scary Movie’ film franchise for over two decades, Shawn and Marlon Wayans have made their return to the series in the recently released film.
The New York fan premiere of Office Romance took over Regal Union Square on Tuesday night, where Netflix also hosted a live taping of Tefi Pessoa’s podcast, Tefi Talks.
Comedy icon Kim Wayans recently discussed the highly anticipated release of ‘Scary Movie’ 6, arriving in theaters June 5.
As part of the American Black Film Festival’s (ABFF) 30th anniversary celebration, the festival’s Series Selection category continued its mission of amplifying the unique voices of Black, Caribbean, and African filmmakers.
The American Black Film Festival officially returned to Miami Beach for its highly anticipated 30th anniversary celebration, continuing its legacy by showcasing Black excellence in film and television.
‘Uncut Gems’ producer Oscar Boyson’s directorial debut challenges viewers right out of the gate-a comedic approach to an extremely dark and disturbing subject matter, led by a pair of truly unlikable anti-heroes to boot.
With ‘I Love Boosters,’ Boots Riley creates another world that feels wild and over-the-top, but still very connected to real life. The film mixes fashion, class inequality, and survival in a society where image and status often matter more than people.