What stands out about Tina Mabry’s direction in “The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat” is her confident command of visual storytelling, particularly in portraying the deep bond between these best friends.
“Native Son” is the story of Bigger Thomas, a young black man filled with promise who accidentally…
Anyone that’s been working inside Hollywood’s inner circle for the past two decades has either worked with or heard about producer Tracey Bing. Besides praising her solid business acumen —the product of a first-rate education received at Yale University and Harvard Business School—it was her superlative taste level and her ability to maneuver the creative and business side that really made the bees in the beehive buzz.
“Dayveon” (Unrated) Devin Blackmon plays the titular character in this coming-of-age saga, set in rural Arkansas, about a 13 year-old, African-American orphan who joins a gang in the wake of his big brother’s death
I think it truly challenges the perspective and it has opened a lot of conversations about the Sandra Blands, Trayvon Martins, and Philando Castiles,” he states.
Watch as the Los Angeles Sentinel captures an exclusive interview with “Love and Basketball” actress Sanaa Lathan, who dishes on her latest role in the Fox drama series “Shots Fired” as a criminal investigator following the racially charged shootings of two children, one black, one white. The actress also shares her journey as an actress and encourages young artists to persevere in their craft. Reporter/Videographer: Brittany K. Jackson
The 47th annual NAACP Image Awards was a hit at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium. On Friday, February 5 Black Hollywood came out to support one another in spite of the lack of diversity seen in other major award shows like the Academy Awards.
New York Times best-selling book author Omar Tyree is back in the groove of book publishing with his recent book release “All Access”.
Tony-Award nominee Sanaa Lathan delivers a striking presence and undeniable energy to each project she takes on and continues to build on an already impressive career.
She recently announced that she will star in and executive produce the screen adaptation of Omar Tyree’s “Flyy Girl” trilogy. She also was seen in the smash hit “The Best Man Holiday” alongside Taye Diggs, Terrence Howard, Regina Hall and Morris Chestnut.
Sanaa Lathan will executive produce and star in the film adaptation of Omar Tyree’s classic book trilogy, “Flyy Girl”.
Lathan, who partnered with Lionsgate’s Codeblack Films to produce the film, will play the lead role of beautiful, smart and spoiled Tracey Ellison.