LOS ANGELES (AP) — First Chadwick Boseman slipped on the cleats of Jackie Robinson, then the Godfather of Soul’s dancing shoes, portraying both Black American icons with a searing intensity that commanded respect. When the former playwright suited up as Black Panther, he brought cool […]
Remember all the way back in January, when we were still going to the movies? Well, it looks like we’re finally getting back to the silver screen.
The Shaka King-directed film is being produced by Ryan Coogler and also stars Lakeith Stanfield, Jesse Plemons, Ashton Sanders, Algee Smith, Dominique Fishback and Martin Sheen.
Lupita Nyong’o wasn’t able to attend her brother Peter Nyong’o’s wedding in the flesh due to coronavirus travel restrictions, so she did the next best thing.
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ky9LIpIJoOg/maxresdefault.jpg Black Panther actress Letitia Wright released her 3-day YouVersion Bible reading plan called “Overcoming.”
Actress Letitia Wright, who’s best known by many for her leading role in the Marvel comics film “Black Panther,” is cheerfully calling out secular media outlets that are refusing to report her remarks giving God glory for her accomplishments.
If you follow Letitia Wright, than you’re aware of two things: 1) She is a massive movie star (in fact she was the highest box office earning actor of 2018!) 2) She’s incredibly vocal about her Christian faith.
Ta-Nehisi Coates’ first novel, “The Water Dancer,” has been a long and eventful journey.
“Black Panther” director Ryan Coogler announced the release date of the much-anticipated follow-up film at D23 in Anaheim, Calif. Saturday.
Winston Duke went from relative obscurity to being a household name with his first film and he wasn’t even the lead, or second or third performer listed for that matter. That the first film in question was “Black Panther” didn’t hurt, but that Duke still […]
After a year of anticipation, the 91st Academy Awards are officially over.
The segregation-era road-trip drama “Green Book” was crowned best picture at the Academy Awards, handing Hollywood’s top award to a film seen as a feel-good throwback to some but ridiculed as an outdated inversion of “Driving Miss Daisy” by others
