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Explore Tyler Perry's inspiring journey from humble beginnings to a successful filmmaker and entrepreneur.
Despite critical and theatrical success, women of color directors are still underrepresented in the film industry.
Celebrating the Black film directors behind the lens who have challenged narratives, redefined genres, and transformed cinema and movies.
Filmmaker Adrian Burrell delivers a profound story on Black sharecroppers in the Deep South in his new documentary.
“A Jazzman’s Blues,” is premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival and was Perry’s first stab at screenwriting.
“Becoming the first African American colonel of the Alaska State Troopers is a historical moment...” Hughes said.
Jordan Peele says he's very proud of his next film 'Nope.' He talked about it during his appearance at Cinemacon.
ABFF is back and theGrio has the official list of film selections for the festival set to take place in Miami…
Rashad starred in the 1996 premiere of Cleage's play, which explores migration, sexuality and struggle in Great Depression-era Harlem.
Get ready for more from Jordan Peele's Monkeypaw Productions as the production company has reportedly signed an overall deal with…
Camille A. Brown will direct and choreograph the revival of" For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When The Rainbow is…
Coke Daniels, director of the new movie 'Karen' responds to the backlash saying that it copies the 2017 hit 'Get…
Ryan Coogler recently opened up about how difficult it is working on Black Panther 2 without the late Chadwick Boseman.
R#J, the contemporary update of Shakespeares' Romeo and Juliet, out of Sundance, falls short of the mark, says our reviewer.
Kiki Layne has taken on a new role in the TV series Ring Shout, based on a novel by P.…
Spike Lee has signed on to direct a musical about the story behind the creation of Viagra based on David…
Pam Grier wants Ava DuVernay to direct her biopic, and her fans think that's a idea that should definitely happen.
Ava DuVernay will bring an unscripted social experiment series 'Home Sweet Home' to NBC this fall to show how different…
Phillip Youmans was just 17 and finishing high school when he completed his lyrical debut feature film, “Burning Cane.” Now,
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Three black women released movies in 2014, more than ever before in a single year. And