The Black Theatre Coalition is pushing Hollywood to hire more black talent as part of an effort to “eradicate racial inequities in employment in the American theater.”
Creed star Michael B. Jordan is demanding that Hollywood studios “divest from the police” and prove their support for the Black Lives Matter movement by pouring money into “anti-racist” content.
A throng of Celebrities joined Black Lives Matter (BLM) rallies over the weekend in the wake of the death of George Floyd.
“Black Panther” star Michael B. Jordan told a crowd on Saturday at a protest in Los Angeles, California, that Hollywood must “commit to black hiring” in the wake of the death of George Floyd, and suggested that Hollywood is “policing” black “storytelling.”
“Just Mercy” isn’t a movie-movie. This is a TV movie, an afterschool special, so simplistic and manipulative…
Actors Jamie Foxx and Michael B. Jordan, stars of the new film Just Mercy, said given the lack of racial diversity among this year’s Academy Award nominees that their motivation to make movies isn’t to win Awards.
Michael B. Jordan’s ‘Creed II’ scored a record Thanksgiving Day weekend earning a whopping $55 million during its Wednesday to Sunday opening
“Creed II” is also about something bigger than a man doing what a man’s got to do. Like its predecessor, it is primarily about the vital importance of fathers, even surrogate fathers — a radical concept these days.
Oprah Winfrey hit the campaign trail along with a slew of other Hollywood celebrities but it wasn’t enough to help Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams over the finish line. Liberal billionaire Oprah Winfrey campaigned for Stacey Abrams in Georgia, giving
‘Black Panther’ actor Michael B. Jordan put himself on the campaign trail this week going door-to-door to encourage blacks in Georgia area to get out and vote.
Marvel’s pro-Trump ‘Black Panther’ shattered box office records over the President’s Day weekend with a $235 million haul.
If Black Panther is Trump, the villain, Killmonger, is Black Lives Matter. Did I just write that? Yes. I. Did.
Disney and Marvel Studios have released the first trailer for the upcoming superhero tentpole ‘Black Panther.’
Over the weekend, Nike released a new ad starring Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James, women’s tennis great Serena Williams and a star-studded list of others promoting equality in life and sports. Joining James and Williams in the ad that aired
Rising Hollywood actor Michael B. Jordan says he’s “consistently repulsed” by presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
Fantastic Four actor Michael B. Jordan has found himself the target of social media vitriol for comments made during a recent interview in which the young actor said he wanted the opportunity to take on roles not only written specifically for black men.
Actor Ryan Reynolds weighed in on this summer’s colossal mega-flop Fantastic Four, saying in a recent interview that he is concerned the failure of the movie could hurt black cast member Michael B. Jordan more than any of the other actors.
Sylvester Stallone returns as Rocky Balboa to pass the torch to the next generation in the latest trailer for Rocky spinoff movie Creed.
The cast of the upcoming Fantastic Four reboot had to patiently sit through a barrage of seemingly racist and sexist questions lobbed at them by Atlanta’s Rock 100.5 Morning Show host Southside Steve in an interview last week.
