Movies

"Growing up, we used to get made fun of for being African" by black Americans, says the 36-year-old physical therapist. "Now ... we're in, we're cool."

As video games evolved from side-scrolling beat-em-ups to intricately layered, cinematic narratives, why didn’t films based on them get any better?

The school’s principal, Jamina Clay-Dingle set up a GoFundMe page in February online to raise money to help pay for her students to see the film. Her goal was to raise $1,125.

NFL Films has released its annual movie chronicling the Super Bowl champions: “Philadelphia Eagles: Super Bowl LII Champions.”

Kobe Bryant is a winner in retirement, too.

It only stands to reason that the most surprising Oscars might be followed by the least surprising Oscars.

The film "Black Panther" has inspired black cosplayers around the country to be more visible within the cosplay community.

For better or worse, the winners of the Oscar for best picture are a pretty good reflection of the year that was.

In the spring of 2015, Dorothy Blyskal had quit her corporate job and was writing Facebook posts begging for an entry-level position in show business.

The documentary Last Men In Aleppo, by Syrian filmmaker Feras Fayyad, takes viewers inside the city.

Never has a Hollywood blockbuster film captured Africa and her people in such rich, layered, multitudinous ways.

The film, with its visually stunning portrayal of Africa and its people, is filled to bursting with truth about the black experience.