Pierre Sims is a former military flight medic turned actor and filmmaker, channeling global experience into bold, self-made stories on screen. Born and raised in Little Rock, Arkansas, Sims spent his early adulthood transporting patients on C-130s, triaging in emergency rooms, and escorting government officials through international airports before trading in his medical license for a piece of Hollywood.
On March 20th, National Lampoon teamed up with Running Point Productions to release Mother-in-Law, a 10-minute dark comedy short film that blends psychological tension with sharp satire.
Sky Dance Sports has recently partnered with Hidden Empire Film Group for their annual NFL Career Tour. The Career Tour is a professional development initiative that started in 2023. It exposes current and former NFL players to exclusive opportunities in a variety of industries.
For Tarra Denise Jackson every performance is an opportunity to dig into uncomfortable truths. “I believe art should always be a protest” she says. “Whether it’s challenging societal failures or resisting personal limitation,” she believes art should agitate. Tarra Denise Jackson is an actor and producer who uses her artistry to challenge fear, push boundaries, and take control of her narrative with her latest film, “The Checklist.”
Bringing to light the powerful stories from an often overlooked chapter of American history, the film “Black Uniform” features the voices of 12 African American veterans, men and women alike, who share their earnest experiences of standing on the proverbial front lines of the United States military.
Da’Ante Bowman’s journey from small-town Kentucky to Hollywood’s big stage story about success through purpose, and creative mastery, proving that belief in oneself can turn dreams into reality.
Marvel’s highly anticipated new film, “Captain American: Brave New World” debuted as the number one film at the box office opening weekend. Directed by Julius Onah, who is the second Black man to direct a Marvel film, the movie stars Anthony Mackie who makes history as Marvel’s first Black Captain America.
“They’re trying to make it, but the system is rigged,” Daniel said. “It’s like playing three-card monte—you think you’re in control, but the house always wins.”
“We need more than just seats at the table,” said Hunter. “We need to own the table.”
“Unstoppable” (Prime Video) is an empowering family film that will pull at your heartstrings. It’s inspired by the true story of Anthony Robles, who was born with one leg and became the NCAA wrestling champion in 2011.
Keke Palmer and SZA’s buddy comedy, “One of Them Days” is a box office success, dethroning “Mufasa: The Lion King” from its month-long reign as the number 1 film in theatres. Executive produced by media mogul Issa Rae, with a screenplay by Syreeta Singleton, “One of Them Days” is the feature film directorial debut for Lawrence Lamont.
“People always reference crabs in a barrel, but no one ever questions the barrel,” Ketayma Stewart said. “When crabs are on the beach, they cooperate. It’s only when they’re confined that they compete.”
For a third week, “Mufasa: The Lion King” (Disney) has reigned supreme as the #1 film at the box office. Directed by Academy Award Winner Barry Jenkins, “Mufasa” tells the origin story of how Mufasa and Scar/Taka came to be brothers.
“I’ve learned that strength doesn’t always mean being tough. Sometimes, it’s about being vulnerable and allowing people to connect with you authentically. Every struggle taught me something valuable. Acting and dancing have helped me piece myself together in ways I didn’t know were possible. I’m grateful for every step of the journey.”
Shaun Bedgood, an accomplished actor known for standout roles in “Shameless,” “Animal Kingdom,” and “The Rookie,” is more than just a name, he is a whole vibe.