Entertainment Featured Film September 20, 2021 TIFF Review: ‘Fanmi’ portrays sensitivity of complex mother-daughter relationship They say the relationship between a mother and daughter is one of the most complex there is. And Fanmi, from
Entertainment Featured Film September 16, 2021 TIFF Review: ‘Attica’ displays masterful storytelling of America’s largest prison rebellion It’s been 50 years since the Attica Prison Uprising in New York became the largest — and bloodiest — prison
Entertainment Film September 13, 2021 TIFF Review: ‘White Devil’ falls short on original horror While on one hand it’s terrific that we have finally reached the stage in cinematic history where it seems like
Entertainment Featured September 11, 2021 R&B legend Dionne Warwick remains reserved in new documentary There was a point in time just this year when Dionne Warwick was poised to be inducted into the Rock
Entertainment Featured June 21, 2021 2021 Queen Collective series all about many pathways to Black freedom, joy Queen Latifah may be one of the most quietly underrated artists we have, a performer who’s mastered both the big
Entertainment Featured Film June 20, 2021 Tribeca Festival 2021: ‘The Sit In: Harry Belafonte Hosts the Tonight Show’ takes us into a lesser-known corner of Black History To hear the American school system tell it, Black Americans have very little notable history to study or celebrate outside
Entertainment Featured Film June 20, 2021 Tribeca Festival 2021: ‘The One and Only Dick Gregory’ hits home for the socially conscious These days it’s rare to find a respected celebrity that doesn’t use their platform to speak out on issues like
Entertainment Featured Film June 11, 2021 2021 Tribeca Festival: ‘As of Yet’ reflects life’s new challenges on screen A film about a young Black woman struggling to navigate the throes of the pandemic can elicit a lot of
Entertainment Featured Film February 11, 2021 ‘Romeo and Juliet’ remake ‘R#J’ misses the mark Much about director Carey Williams’ R#J, a modern adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, will likely be praised. It
Entertainment Featured Film News February 8, 2021 ‘First Date’ is a silly, confounding entry in the awkward teen comedy genre We’ve seen it before. The shy, doe-eyed teenage boy that is awkwardly pulled into a whole host of hijinks as
Entertainment Featured Film News February 8, 2021 ‘Ailey’ is a frustratingly subdued portrait of a revered artist It seems like fans have been waiting forever to see a comprehensive film on beloved choreographer Alvin Ailey, the man
