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As he celebrates his 68th birthday, we thought we’d celebrate one director who’s influence on modern cinema can never be erased: Spike Lee. Read more…
Spike Lee’s Highest-Grossing Movies, By the Box Office Read More »
With the 2025 Oscars just days away, we’re gearing up to celebrate some of the best of the best in cinema over the past year. And trust us, there’s a lot to celebrate. Read more…
Black Actors and Films That Should’ve Won Oscars, But Didn’t! Read More »
It’s every movie lover’s favorite time of the year: Oscar season! And although the Academy typically gets it right each year, as Black folks, we know there are plenty number of films, directors, and actors who didn’t get the shine they truly deserved. From Spike Lee to Angela Bassett (twice!), these Black icons were… Read
5 Unforgivable Black Snubs in Oscars History Read More »
Even these upcoming Oscars have some questionable snubs of deserving Black actors and movies. Despite that, Black folks have broken through and enjoyed historical success at the Academy Awards. And with the 2025 Oscars just one week away, now is a wonderful time to take a look back at some our best and brightest… Read
Despite 2025 Oscar Snubs, Here’s Some Black History-Making Moments at The Academy Awards Read More »
While Kendrick Lamar’s hit songs “Not Like Us” and “luther” may be climbing the charts following his epic 2025 Super Bowl halftime show performance, there’s one bar that many are still puzzled by. Thankfully we—and Spike Lee—have an answer for you. Read more…
Kendrick Lamar’s ’40 Acres and a Mule’ Line at 2025 Super Bowl is Explained By Spike Lee Read More »
It seems like every other week, we’re getting news of one of our favorite shows saying sayonara to our small screens thanks to mergers or budget cuts or any number of reasons (looking at you, specifically “Rap Sh!t,” “Truth Be Told,”and “Love Life”). This not only makes for upset fans who already found themselves… Read
‘How to Die Alone,’ ‘Bel-Air’ and Other Black Shows That Got Cancelled Too Soon Read More »
Michael Jordan has the freshest kicks of all time, and it’s not even a debate. The fact that singers, rappers, actors, athletes, and sneakerheads still wear them nearly 20 years after Jordan last played in an NBA game speaks to how much people love them. Read more…
The Freshest Jordans of All Time Read More »
For many African Americans, the fact that Trump’s Jan. 20 presidential inauguration falls on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day feels like a mean joke. Why? Because for many of us, Trump, for all intents and purposes, will always be the wholly antithesis of King: Whether it was refusing to rent apartments to Black… Read
More than 30 years since it first dropped, Public Enemy’s hit song “Burn Hollywood Burn” is unexpectedly finding new life, and Chuck D has some thoughts about it. Featuring Ice Cube and Big Daddy Kane, the song deals with a range of societal issues of the time, like Black representation in the entertainment industry,… Read
The Horrific Reason This Public Enemy’s Hit Is Trending and Why Chuck D Wants It To Stop Read More »
It seems like every other week, we’re getting news of one of our favorite shows saying sayonara to our small screens thanks to mergers or budget cuts or any number of reasons (looking at you, specifically Truth Be Told, Love Life and 61st Street). This not only makes for upset fans who already found themselves…
‘Unprisoned,’ “Bel-Air” and Other Black Shows That Got Cancelled Too Soon Read More »
