Reel Reviews | What Happened, Miss Simone
The portrait of a tortured, enigmatic, brilliant artist, Nina Simone, whose upbringing and isolation during the Jim Crow-era created a simmering inner-rage culminating during the [read more]
The portrait of a tortured, enigmatic, brilliant artist, Nina Simone, whose upbringing and isolation during the Jim Crow-era created a simmering inner-rage culminating during the [read more]
Here is a look behind the scenes at the upcoming mini-series, The Book of Negroes, based on the 2007 novel award-winning novel from Canadian writer [read more]
Almost 20 years ago, Salma Hayek was a damsel in distress who was riding shotgun with Antonio Banderas in Desperado. She has flipped the script [read more]
This week, we have passes for the drama , Black or White. To win your free pass to this special event in Washington, DC or [read more]
One of the films that is generating considerable buzz is the latest from writer/director Rick Famuyiwa. The antithesis of Ice Cube’s “It Was A Good [read more]
One of the truly special things about creating the legacy of an event is the annual marketing that said event creates and stores. As we [read more]
After the Hollywood Foreign Press Association fired the first shot of the award season with Sunday’s Golden Globes Awards, the nation’s top critics convene in [read more]
For fans of veteran writer/director Spike Lee and those waiting on the release of his next film, the wait is officially over.