For Tonatiuh, taking on Kiss of the Spider Woman wasn’t just about stepping into a new role — it was about stepping into purpose. Known for projects like Vida, Carry-On and Promised Land, the actor said starring in the film opposite Diego Luna and Jennifer Lopez arrived at just the right time. “I mean, I […]
Apple TV drama series The Last Frontier has been canceled. The series, which only lasted one season, starred Jason Clarke as the only U.S. marshal serving a sparsely populated area of Alaska. The series ended its first season on Dec. 5, meaning that Apple made its decision quickly to cut the cord. Here’s more about
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Between yuletide merriment and Christmas feasts, there’s nothing quite like finding solace in a Richard Linklater movie. From the Before trilogy to his cinematic feat Boyhood, the 65-year-old filmmaker boasts a prolific filmography filled with thoughtful, comforting watches — perfect for a Christmas respite. His movies are also getting a lot of buzz now as
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Kit Harrington blazes onto the Industry scene in the Season 4 trailer, as frenemies Harper (Myha’la) and Yasmin (Marisa Abela) are at it again. The trailer dropped ahead of the Season 4 premiere, which is set for Jan. 11. The season also stars Ken Leung, Max Minghella, Miriam Petche, Sagar Radia, Toheeb Jimoh, Charlie Heaton,
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By Adriana Fraser Howard University has produced some of the entertainment industry’s leading stars, including actors, filmmakers, musicians, writers, showrunners, media personalities, and more. The university’s list of alums who have gone on to attain success in entertainment is long, and some Bison are already creating a showbiz splash as current students. Graduating senior Kennedi Reece,
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The United Negro College Fund’s Atlanta chapter celebrated the 42nd year of its famed Mayor’s Masked Ball, raising millions to promote HBCU scholarships. The high-profile event took place Dec. 20, with local and civic leaders showing off their best black-tie outfits for its admirable mission. For decades, the UNCF has championed HBCUs and Black students,
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TALLAHASSEE, FL — This holiday season, HBCU alumnus Gregory Anderson honors his late father’s legacy with the Lifetime holiday movie “Deck the Hallways.” The film tells a heartwarming story of family, tradition, and hope and is available to stream on-demand via the Lifetime app and website: https://play.mylifetime.com/movies/deck-the-hallways, with encore airings throughout the holiday season. Anderson, a
Many are showing their approval and talking about their thoughts on the faith-based, animated film David, written and directed by Brent Dawes and Phil Cunningham. The Angel Studios film, which came out in theatres on Friday, is already getting praise from fans and critics. What are the critics saying about ‘David’? On Rotten Tomatoes, the
What many people realized was that ESPN seemed not to know what it was broadcasting during the third quarter of the Miami vs. Texas A&M football game, but social media reacted quickly after seeing Abella Danger. Abella Danger is at Miami vs Texas A&M pic.twitter.com/5mgRqgHnfc — Pick 6 Pack (@Pick6PackFB) December 20, 2025 “A lot
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The newest biographical drama from Netflix tells the story of Carla Antonella Rodríguez, the celebrated activist who broke barriers as a transgender woman in South America. Queen of Coal has brought renewed interest in the story of Rodríguez and inspired many viewers to learn more about the trailblazer who worked as a miner in a
