“We have many people in the diaspora that are doing beautiful work across the world.” – Se Joe
A true story of an informant in the Black Panther Party, ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ is powerful in performance but mediocre in storytelling.
Set to release this Friday January 29th, Supernova is writer/director Harry Macqueen’s most recent offering. Starring Stanley Tucci and Colin Firth, the film has received rave reviews from critics, some of whom are hinting at possible Oscar nominations in the near future.
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Memphis, Tennessee rapper Pooh Shiesty is more than just a hometown legend. In a short span of time, he’s amassed a national following and earned his place as part of Gucci Mane’s The New 1017.
Italy’s official entry to the Oscars for Best International Film is the documentary Notturno from award-winning director Gianfranco Rosi. Over three years, Rosi traveled through Iraq, Kurdistan, Syria, and Lebanon and captured vignettes of the citizens within those countries.
There’s a new Disney Princess coming to the screen and this time she’ll be voiced by Kelly Marie Tran!
Kick off the weekend with fresh new bass, melodic techno, house, and more in this week’s NMR.
How far would you go to keep a secret? Hulu’s latest four part mini series The Sister premieres on Friday January 22nd.
From creators Kate Harwood and Neil Cross, the story follows Nathan, played by Russell Tovey, as he scrambles to hide his chilling past. Nathan has never been able to forget the worst night of his life: a party that led to the sudden, shocking death of a young woman. Fast forward a decade later, he is now married to that woman’s sister Holly (Amrita Acharia).
Also joining the cast are Bob (Bertie Carvel), who plays an eccentric old acquaintance and knows the true story of that night as well as Jacki (Nina Toussaint-White), Holly’s best friend and lead detective on her sister’s disappearance. Originally appearing on ITV in the UK, the miniseries will debut exclusively on Hulu. For Amrita, she believes that the audience will have a varied reaction to the show given their own personal background.
“I think this story will resonate with different people depending on who they are. I think it will speak differently to people that are parents, sisters, brothers, lovers and husbands and wives or whether you have lost somebody..”
Check out the full interview as well as the trailer where Amrita, Russel and creators Kate and Neil discuss the ins and outs of making The Sister.
After leaving fans with a few burning questions, Grown-ish season 3 is back as the Cal U gang gears up for the second half of their chaotic junior year.