Willie Mays: The Greatest to Ever Play
On the legendary ball player who changed the face of baseball.
On the legendary ball player who changed the face of baseball.
Director and screenwriter Christine Swanson talks to the acclaimed actress and singer Renée Elise Goldsberry about her career and their latest collaboration, “Albany Road.”
With his film “Underneath: The Children of the Sun,” David Kirkman is reimagining Afrofuturism.
Almost every MCU villain in 2023 was Black. Why? And what does that mean for the MCU going forward?
On how rarely we see Black couples in TV advertising.
Fancasting the sci-fi franchise dreams of The Hollywood Reporter’s Emmy Roundtable.
A look at how two of the most acclaimed cop shows of all time handled their Black characters.
On how representations of masculinity in film and TV are changing.
The 58th annual Karlovy Vary International Film Festival to welcome Viggo Mortensen, Steven Soderbergh, Clive Own, Daniel Brühl and more.
In its second year, Kansas City, Missouri’s Juneteenth Film Festival aims to go bigger.
Advice for aspiring screenwriters: Write the book first.
Black characters in horror continue to suffer.
A look at the impact of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, 20 years after its release, from someone who was there.
We warn viewers about sex and violence, why not bad policing?
On the arc of the 1961 play by Ossie Davis, recently revived with Leslie Odom, Jr.
With “Wild Wild West” turning 25-years-old, Odie Henderson and Robert Daniels discuss the film’s complicated legacy.
On the 30th anniversary of Boaz Yakin’s brilliant drama.
A collection of our writing from June 17-23, 2024, all by Black critics and authors.
On the recent impact of Black women in pop culture.