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‘A Thousand and One’ is Teyana Taylor’s answered prayer: ' I just have to stop and give thanks '
“I just have random, random times of the day that I just have to stop and give thanks and give praise because this is everything I prayed for., ” explained Teyana Taylor, the “A Thousand and One” actor.
Actor blames homophobia for gay rom-com ‘Bros’ hard flop at box office
According to actor, producer and screenwriter, Billy Eichner, homophobia is to blame for the lack of support of his film that features an all-LGBTQ+ cast.
See Naomi Ackie become Whitney Houston in 'I Wanna Dance with Somebody' trailer
The studio has released the first trailer for “I Wanna Dance With Somebody,” a biographical drama about the iconic singer, in theaters Dec. 21.
Review: America’s racist past haunts horror film ‘Master’
“Master,” a new horror film by Mariama Diallo with themes of race and social justice at its core, is most frightening when dealing not with the supernatural, but with the real — the depressingly real, as in the indignities that three Black women face while trying to fit into an overwhelmingly white academic institution.
Beyoncé scores her first Oscar nomination for power ballad 'Be Alive' from 'King Richard' biopic
Beyoncé has picked up her first Oscar nomination. The power ballad “Be Alive,” which she wrote with the songwriter Dixson for the Venus and Serena Williams biopic “King Richard,” is up for best original song.
'My Brother's Crossing,' A faith-based film on racial reconciliation premieres in theaters
My Brother’s Crossing is a spiritually-uplifting film depicting the true story of a Black pastor that gets into a head-on collision, accidentally slamming his car into a motorcycle and killing a white couple shortly after the Missouri riots in August 2014.
First Look: Lifetime unveils official trailer for 'The Clark Sisters: First Ladies of Gospel'
Black Pentecostals have long loved and enjoyed the musical stylings of The Clark Sisters, and now, the rest of the world is discovering one of gospel music’s treasures. Lifetime is giving us a first look at The Clark Sisters: First Ladies of Gospel, the much buzzed-about biopic.
Review: Jordan and Foxx shine in urgent drama ‘Just Mercy’
“ Just Mercy ” is the real story of civil rights attorney Bryan Stevenson and his fight to keep an innocent black man from being executed. It is urgent, searing and powerful, led by a first-rate cast. Though it portrays events more than 25 years ago, it is very much a film of 2019.
Honor the Queen: Aretha Franklin’s upcoming ‘Respect’ biopic just go more epic
Fans of the late Aretha Franklin were already ecstatic about Jennifer Hudson portraying the Queen of Soul. Now, there’s even more reason to celebrate since Oscar-winner Forest Whitaker, actor Marlon Wayans, Broadway star Audra McDonald, and Oscar-nominee Mary J. Blige have all signed on.
First black actress to play a non-servant TV role, Diahann Carroll, dies of cancer at 84
During her long career, Carroll earned a Tony Award for the musical “No Strings” and an Academy Award nomination for best actress for “Claudine.” But she was perhaps best known for her pioneering work on “Julia.” Carroll played Julia Baker, a nurse whose husband had been killed.
Faith Views: New CBS drama 'Evil' explores the intersection of religion and science
Miracles, demonic possession, and unexplained phenomena happen every day—or do they?A new CBS drama, Evil, explores the intersection of religion and science, seeking to answer a difficult question: can presumed supernatural occurrences be explained using research, reason, and a little skepticism?
Wedding Bells Are Ringing: Taraji Henson reveals her wedding date
Wedding bells are ringing for actress Taraji P. Henson who confirmed she and her beau are tying the knot in the springtime! The 49-year-old fiancée revealed that she and Kelvin Hayden will say their vows before God and man on a special day in California’s northern Bay Area, known as wine country.
True Sisterhood: Viola Davis reveals moving story behind her joint ‘Ebony’ cover with Taraji Henson
It’s a beautiful thing to see two black women of faith consistently exemplify unity, pull each other up and flourish together. Powerhouse actresses Viola Davis and Taraji Henson, who shared a 2009 Ebony Magazine cover, are perfect examples of this. Read Viola’s incredibly beautiful birthday tribute to Taraji.
Film Buzz: ‘Hustlers’ message that sex equals power causes clash of morals for conservative Christian viewers
“Hustlers,” at its core, is a true story about a group of New York City strippers that execute a plot to use their sexuality for a come-up at the expense of Wall Street fat cats. In today’s cultural climate, contrary to scripture, many women do see—and use— their own sexuality as a tool of empowerment and advancement.
Tamera Mowry Housley is ‘grateful’ to produce and star in her first Hallmark Christmas movie
Get your hot chocolate, snugly pajamas and favorite holiday treats ready to enjoy Christian actress Tamera Mowry-Housley, Hallmark Channel’s new star. The 41-year-old confirmed that she is producing and starring in A Christmas Miracle—her first ever Christmas movie for the family-friendly network.
Kirk Franklin is a huge fan of ‘Black Panther’ and has seen the movie three times
“Black Panther” scored $111.7 million at the North American box office in its second week.
Ryan Coogler can, in part, thank Kirk Franklin and his family for that.
Movie Buzz: Black Panther touches on identity issues Christians can relate to
Black Panther has made a record-setting splash at the box office. And some Christians feel they can identify with the film's characters. See how.