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Cootie falls hard for a pretty Black girl who works at Bing Bang Burgers. He also runs into some shady characters who want to exploit him.
Boots Riley’s surrealist new TV series about a 13-foot-tall Black boy isn’t afraid to take on the big ideas shaping our current times.
“The Blackening,” according to this reviewer, amplifies the joy of the shared Black experience and has the best Black woman rage moment ever.
Whatever that undeniable, indescribable thing is that a movie star has, Halle Bailey’s got it, and Black girls were fortunate to witness it.
In episode six, the final of the season, Queen Charlotte — young and old — gets the happily ever after she deserves.
Queen Charlotte episode 5 recap – Young Lady Danbury enjoys a taste of freedom while Young Queen Charlotte rescues her mentally ill husband.
Episode four should be the point where we get to the meat of Charlotte and George’s love story. Instead, we’re served up a retread.
Episode 3 of ‘Queen Charlotte’ features the young queen having sex with her husband everywhere and the Danburys hosting a successful ball.
In episode 2, young Charlotte finds herself alone on her honeymoon. But the depiction of darker characters continues to plague the show.
In episode one, we see how young Charlotte becomes a queen in this “Bridgerton” prequel from show creator Shonda Rhimes.
Kelvin Harrison Jr. shines as master violinist and champion fencer Joseph Bologne in a film that explores the trap of Black excellence.
Kerry Washington’s hilarious new scripted Hulu series ‘Unprisoned’ has a subversive, liberating message.
OPINION: Michael B. Jordan’s directorial debut is a triumph of the restorative power of Black male gentleness, self control and forgiveness.
Jonathan Majors shines in the third “Ant-Man” film, which does a pretty decent imitation of another movie set in a galaxy far, far away.
Every year, these white supremacist institutions do the exact same thing. It’s time to do something different.
“You People,” Netflix’s rom-com is a nothingburger. It’s not just the comedy that’s empty. It’s the characters as well.
Yes, the Oscar nominations are out, but here’s a list of outstanding performances by Black actors and directors that deserve our attention.