Need something to watch for Black History Month? Here are seven essential viewings. Whether it you're looking for a new TV show or film, these are great programs to watch for Black History Month. Taylor Newton Just now
Review: ‘You People’ explores love and race relations with a timely commentary A Timely Look at Relations Between the Black and Jewish Community. Taylor Newton 2 days ago
Andrea Riseborough’s Oscar nomination has lead to a full blown investigation. Here’s why. In a shocking upset, Actress Andrea Riseborough was nominated for Best Actress in the 2023 Academy Awards lineup. Sofia Appolonio 2 days ago
Review: ‘It’s a Wonderful Binge’ is only a little funny The comedic holiday movie was released on Hulu on Friday. Hanna Zakharenko December 12, 2022
Review: ’Sr.’ Is a stripped back look at Robert Downey Jr.’s father The documentary was released on Netflix on Friday. Hanna Zakharenko December 4, 2022
Review: ‘Good Night Oppy’ chronicles the life and journey of two Mars rovers Amazon's documentary explores humans’ connection to robots through their relationships with the Spirit and Opportunity rovers. Emily Davies December 1, 2022
Graphic sexual violence against women in film is triggering and unnecessary Scenes of women’s suffering and trauma don’t productively address the sexual violence women face in real life. Winter Hawk December 1, 2022
Review: Netflix’s ‘Slumberland’ is mystical and exciting but is over-explained The new movie was released on the steaming service Friday. Hanna Zakharenko November 21, 2022
Review: Jonah Hill’s ‘Stutz’ takes us on a journey through therapy Therapy is scary, and allowing yourself to be vulnerable is constant work. Academy Award-nominated actor Jonah Hill’s new documentary Stutz, released on Monday spotlights his… Winter Hawk November 18, 2022
Review: ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ lives up to its anti-colonialist themes The new Black Panther movie proves that Marvel Studios can actually make movies for its Black audience. Dorvall Bedford November 13, 2022