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The black-ish squad has been putting in work. The most recent news is ABC giving the “-ish” universe another spin-off, but one of the bigger moments has been the long-lost “Please, Baby, Please” episode finally being released earlier this year. Light on laughs (and heavy on reality), this episode does what black-ish does best: throwing the systemic racism and other social […]
Being the person I am, when Hulu announced that Lamorne Morris was cast as the lead for their original series Woke, I grinned. Announced around the same time Allen Maldonado was announced for Complex’s original Netflix Sneakerheads, it’s been dope seeing Black creatives who’ve been showing and proving for years finally hit No. 1 on the call […]
Disneyland unveiled their mural to the late Chadwick Boseman Thursday. Located in the Downtown Disney shopping district, the installation, which is titled “King Chad,” shows Boseman giving the Wakanda salute to child wearing the Black Panther mask and a hospital gown. The mural is meant to call to mind the time Boseman visited children with cancer at […]
Deadline has learned that Amazon is looking to fast track development on a spinoff of The Boys in light of the immense continued success of the original series. Even though a spinoff written by The Boys executive producer Craig Rosenberg has reportedly been in the works for quite some time, Amazon wants to strike while […]
The Knick is coming back, thanks to Barry Jenkins and André Holland. The Knick executive producer and director Steven Soderbergh revealed in an interview with The Playlist that Jenkins and Holland have already completed work on a pilot with series creators Jack Amiel and Michael Begler. “[André and Barry] came up with a really great approach with Jack and Michael,” Soderbergh […]
Though Netflix and Hulu tend to get more buzz when it comes to streaming TV shows, Amazon Prime certainly gives the platforms a run for their money. Amazon Prime is home to not only a solid amount of original comedy, drama, and other TV shows, but there are also popular series from other networks streaming […]
Fans of George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series have long-wondered why Lady Stoneheart never showed up in Game of Thrones, and now the showrunners behind the series have finally revealed why that is. Entertainment Weekly reports that James Hibberd’s new behind-the-scenes book on the making of Thrones, Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon, details what went into the decision to […]
The brand that owns the late daredevil Evel Knievel’s intellectual property rights (K&K Promotions, Inc.) has filed a lawsuit against Disney, Pixar, and other Disney-related entities over Toy Story 4‘s Duke Caboom. K&K’s contention, which you may have guessed if you’ve seen the 2019 film, is that Caboom is a blatant IP theft of the legendary […]
During his recent appearance on CinemaBlend’s ReelBlend podcast, Matthew Modine, who played Deputy Commissioner Peter Foley in The Dark Knight Rises, revealed that his character’s death was “so violent” and “sickening” that it needed to be cut to prevent the film from receiving an NC-17 rating. “All it does is, it just cuts, and I’m on the ground, dead. […]
The Weeknd and Megan Thee Stallion have been named two of Time magazine’s most influential people of 2020. The publication announced this year’s list during an hour-long special on ABC, which included performances by Time 100 honorees Jennifer Hudson, Halsey, and The Weekend, who treated viewers to a performance of “Blinding Lights” off his chart-topping 2020 album, After Hours. Time also […]
