Film

"Wakanda Forever" director Ryan Coogler admitted in a recent interview that the death of his friend, actor Chadwick Boseman, almost prompted him to give up directing. Coogler shared that he reflected on the time they spent together and conversations, which helped him to move forward.

The film had previously been seen by fans at the 2021 American Black Film Festival where it won the Narrative Feature Fan Favorite Award.

Morbius, the highly anticipated film from Sony depicting one of the classic characters from the Spider-Man universe, has had its release date pushed up again, this time opening in August.

Veteran actor Delroy Lindo is adding to his premium resume as reports state that he's joining the cast of the reboot of "Blade" from Marvel Studios. There is no official word on what role he will play.

'Moonlight' filmmaker Barry Jenkins will serve as director for the newly announced follow-up to the 2019 blockbuster 'The Lion King' for Disney. Jenkins' acclaimed work sets high expectations for the franchise's sequel.

Justin Simien, director of Netflix’s 'Dear White People,' finally has a release date for his highly anticipated film 'Bad Hair.' The feature stars Blair Underwood, Laverne Cox, and Kelly Rowland and will debut exclusively on Hulu.

Marvel Studios has tapped Nia DaCosta to film "Captian Marvel 2," making her first black woman direct a Marvel film, ever! After wrapping her second film with Jordan Peele for "Candyman," and garnering praise for the directorial debut of her 2017 film "Little Woods," the budding filmmaker is quickly appearing Hollywood's radar.

Beyoncé has made more than a visual album, she made one of the Blackest films Disney+ has in their repertoire.

Netflix has officially revealed the release date for former First Lady Michelle Obama‘s upcoming documentary and we are here for it!

HBO’s hit series The Wire has long been heralded as the “greatest tv show of all time” and over the weekend the sentiment was solidified by the American Black Film Festival.

Joaquin Phoenix may have dominated the screen while playing role of the Joker, but when it comes to stepping up and being an ally to people of color facing inequality, he’s nothing but serious.

Queen & Slim star and British actor Daniel Kaluuya may have broken into the industry by utilizing roles in films that creatively addresses the issue of race in America, he doesn’t want to be typecast because of it.