Black New York | Crooklyn (Day 13)
Crooklyn captures Black New York through childhood memory, where family, neighborhood, and growing up shape how the city is first understood.
Alfre Woodard
First Look | The Book of Clarence
Jeymes Samuel’s follow-up film is the satirical biblical comedy-drama, The Book of Clarence.
Reel Reviews | Fatherhood
by Aramide A. Tinubu | special from NBC / Think Netflix’s new dramatic comedy “Fatherhood,” based on Matt Logelin’s memoir, follows Matt, played by comedian Kevin [read more]
Luke Cage (Recap) | Cheo Hodari Coker Breaks Down Season Two
by Shirley Li | via Entertainment Weekly Warning: The following contains spoilers for season 2 of Marvel’s Luke Cage. Read at your own risk! By [read more]
Reel Reviews | Marvel’s Luke Cage
After teasing audiences with his vast potential in the Netflix series, Jessica Jones, Harlem’s hero, Power Man announces his presence with authority in creator Cheo [read more]
FilmGordon Radio | Luke Cage
This week on the BIG show, after weeks of anticipation . . . it is almost here – the launch of Harlem’s Hero, The Power [read more]
Reel Reviews | 12 Years A Slave
On the latest episode of Reel Shorts, Director Steve McQueen’s story of Solomon Northup’s compelling odyssey in bondage is magnificently recreated in one of the [read more]
StarAccess Event | 12 Years A Slave
This week, we have passes for the historical drama, Twelve Years A Slave.. To win your free pass to the advance screening in Washington, DC [read more]