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A Piece of His Fire: Harry Belafonte (1927-2023)
Thumbnails 10/15/2013
TIFF #8: The protest: A change of mind
Chaz Ebert Remembers Reverend Jesse Jackson: Oct 8, 1941 – February 17, 2026
Locarno Film Festival 2025: Prejudice Across the Pond in “Pool of London” and “The Story of a Three-Day Pass”
Home Entertainment Guide: January 2024
A Final Goodbye: Tributes to Some of the People We Lost in 2023
We Loved You Best: Tom Smothers (1937-2023)
Seasons Greetings from Chaz Ebert and All of Us at RogerEbert.com
A Goodbye to Shaft, Hollywood’s First ‘Bad’ Black Man: Richard Roundtree (1942-2023)
Hollywood & The March on Washington: When Fame Overcame Fear
Legacy Forever: Memories of Tony Bennett (1926-2023)
Comic-Con Without the Stars
Bijan Bayne on His New Book, Black Trailblazers: 30 Courageous Visionaries Who Broke Boundaries, Made a Difference, and Paved the Way
Cinema’s Man of Steel: Jim Brown (1936-2023)
Home Entertainment Guide: August 2022
Mr. Soul! Wins 2022 Peabody Award
Sidney Poitier and the Slap That Shook the World
Dignified Defiance: Sidney Poitier (1927-2022)
Mr. Soul! Nominated for Three NAACP Image Awards, Debuts Exclusive Music Video for Show Me Your Soul by Robert Glasper and Lalah Hathaway
Chicago Media Project Expands Doc Festival to Middleburg
Celebrating Living Legend Norman Lear on His 98th Birthday
Living Legends: A Salute to Norman Lear
Jane Fonda and Three IndieCollect Restorations to Appear This Weekend at the 2020 HFPA Restoration Summit
They’ve Gotta Have Us Charts Black Experience in Cinema
Preview of Noir City Chicago 2019
Thumbnails 5/22/18
PBS Press Tour Spotlights Little Women
AFI Fest 2016: Otto Preminger’s “Carmen Jones”
The Truth is the Truth: Spike Lee on “Chi-Raq”
Joseph Sargent, 1925-2014
Blu-ray Consumer Guide: February 19 2014
TIFF: ‘RFK: The Disaster Movie’
Black history written with lightning
The man who didn’t sleep
Sundance standouts reflect black indie tradition
Ebert’s Altman Home Companion
