Category: Entertainment News
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Bad Bunny, Kendrick Lamar Make Grammy History With Landmark Wins
LOS ANGELES — Two of music’s biggest stars made history Sunday night at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, with groundbreaking wins that echoed far beyond the stage of Crypto Arena. Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny became the first artist to win Album of the Year with a Spanish-language record, while rapper Kendrick Lamar surpassed Jay-Z…
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Marvel’s “Wonder Man” Reframes Classic Heroism in Hollywood
Marvel’s latest Disney+ series “Wonder Man” is more than just another superhero story. The eight-episode series combines superhero adventures with a witty Hollywood satire, following Simon Williams, a talented Black actor with hidden superpowers, as he strives for a big break in Los Angeles. Featuring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II (known for Watchmen, Black Mirror, Aquaman) in…
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Faith, doubt and survival: how Black Films portray relationships with God
Black actors have long used film to explore faith not as a single belief system, but as a lived experience shaped by survival, injustice and community. On screen, God is not always a comfort. Sometimes He is a guide. Sometimes He is questioned. Sometimes He is simply present in the background of everyday life. Three…
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Michael B. Jordan: the next Denzel Washington
For more than four decades, Denzel Washington has stood as one of Hollywood’s most respected actors, defined by his commanding presence, emotional precision, and consistent box-office success. Now, a new generation of viewers and industry leaders are looking to Michael B. Jordan as the heir to that legacy, a performer whose talent, discipline and impact…
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Blaxploitation’s complicated legacy in the era of the Diddy documentary
The Diddy documentary didn’t set out to resurrect a debate about 1970s cinema, but it did something even bigger: it reopened a conversation about the cost of visibility in Black entertainment. The film’s exploration of power, persona and exploitation mirrors a struggle that has been around far longer than Bad Boy Records, fame or even…
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The Man Who Made Us Laugh: Remembering Paul Reubens
HBO’s new two-part documentary, airing May 23, reveals the deeply personal and complex life of Paul Reubens—the man behind the bow-tied, bicycle-riding icon, Pee-wee Herman. In Pee-wee as Himself, director Matt Wolf pulls back the curtain on a figure both celebrated and misunderstood. Known for his manic energy, childlike wonder, and the unmistakable gray suit,…
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Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show: A Revolutionary Performance Packed with Symbolism, Rivalries, and Cultural Commentary
Kendrick Lamar’s halftime performance at Super Bowl LIX on February 9, 2025, was a remarkable experience that went beyond entertainment. It offered profound insights into societal issues, personal conflicts, and the richness of cultural identity. As the first solo rapper to headline the Super Bowl halftime show, Lamar leveraged this incredible platform to share…
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Marlon Wayans shows PRIDE for Transgender Son with photoshoot– Claps back at the HATE with LOVE and Laughter
Remember in November 2023 when Comedian Marlon Wayans, 51 expressed to the public what it is like to raise a transgender child and his unconditional love and support for them, as they go through the process of transitioning…? Well, if you didn’t know that the Wayans will make a BOLD statement in love and support…
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Post Malone casted as “Carter” in the up-and-coming rendition of Roadhouse
In a surprising twist for fans and movie enthusiasts alike, the multi-talented artist Post Malone has landed a prominent role in the upcoming Roadhouse film. Best known for his chart-topping hits and energetic stage presence, Malone is set to bring his unique flair to the silver screen in a new rendition of the classic action…
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Robby Magot’s Stellar Performance in the Barbie Movie Deserves Recognition
The entertainment industry is no stranger to controversies and surprises when it comes to award nominations. What’s leaving many scratching their heads is Robby Magot not being nominated for her outstanding performance in the Barbie movie. Magot’s portrayal of the iconic doll brought depth, charm, and a refreshing perspective to the character, making her loss…
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