Movies

LeBron James and Maverick Carter's House Party reboot has reportedly found its two stars.

The internet is always coming up with its' next social media trend, and this one may be one of our favorites. Fans are posting popular actors and entertainers, who "understood the assignment," or in the realm of acting, understood the role.

Entering her 15th year anniversary of her debut novel, Secret Society, Coleman inked a deal with Amazon Prime Video to release her self-made film based on the book starring newcomers Reyna Love and Erica Pinkett, plus fan favs Vivica A. Fox and Jeremy Meeks!

10 Things I Hate About You was released 22 years ago today. The film is loosely based on Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew and launched the careers of many actors who appeared in the cult classic movie. Let's dive into how it became the catalyst to the success of actors we know and love today like Gabrielle Union. 

Originally slated to release last summer, Spiral had to get pushed back due to the pandemic and though streaming blockbusters is all the rage these days, Chris Rock isn’t settling for anything less than a theatrical release for the film he’s produced and stars in.

The memorable @Zolarmoon Twitter thread that had our eyes pasted to our screens in 2015 has been adapted into a movie. A24 debuts a first look trailer for the film, Zola, recalling the captivating story, which stars Boogie's Taylour Paige releasing this summer.

Award-winning filmmaker Deborah Riley Draper honors the legacy of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority via her new documentary, Twenty Pearls: The Story of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®.

Halle Berry set to star alongside Mark Wahlberg in a new upcoming Netflix spy movie, Our Man From Jersey.

Remember the '90s classic, starring the late Robin Williams, Mrs. Doubtfire? One viral tweet and a recent  interview with the film's director, Chris Columbus, led to fans pleading for an answer late last week about whether or not we would see a rated R version of the film.

Life being stranger than fiction is such a self-evident truth, you may be sitting next to true crime documentaries waiting to happen and never know. The mother you saw driving off from the gas station with a car full of kids could cause a fatal crash minutes later; your boss could be defrauding the U.S. government; the church you're a member of may secretly be a cult. Dark, we know.