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The 3rd Annual HBCU First LOOK Film Festival closed with major announcements that signal a powerful future for young Black storytellers in film and television. During the festival’s Awards Ceremony Luncheon, founder Sheila Eldridge revealed an exciting new partnership between the festival and Tubi — one that will showcase over 100 films from HBCU filmmakers […]
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The HBCU First LOOK Film Festival is returning to Howard University from November 6–8, bringing together a star-studded lineup of Black creatives and film industry leaders for a three-day celebration of storytelling, culture, and opportunity. The 2025 theme, “Elevate Future Storytellers,” reflects the festival’s mission to create pathways for HBCU students pursuing careers in film, television, and digital media. Organized by
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There’s something about sci-fi/fantasy that has always drawn in Black fans. Maybe it’s the idea of living in a new society, maybe it’s the possibility of having magic powers, or maybe it’s just the dragons. Whatever the reason, we can’t get enough of fantastical storytelling, and clearly Hollywood knows it. With a new… Read more…
Dragons, Magic and Superheroes: Black Fans’ Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy Universes Read More »
Attention ghouls, gals and everything in between: Halloween 2024 is almost here. And unlike other people who are looking forward to reveling in the gore, the horror and dismay of spooky season—we thought we’d take a different, more sexy approach. Read more…
All the Fine Men We Need to See As Black Dracula For Halloween Read More »
In Hollywood, there are certain directors and producers who have reached a level of power and success that allows them a rare amount of creative freedom. This list is very short and includes names like Steven Spielberg, James Camron, Jerry Bruckheimer, and Ridley Scott. With the exception of Tyler Perry, you don’t see… Read more…
Power Players: Black Artists Who Can Be the Next Tyler Perry Read More »
