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In the latest episode of Red Table Talk, Jada Pinkett Smith got candid about her experiences with colorism—both as a witness and victim. The 48-year-old actress, who was joined by her daughter, Willow Smith, and her mother, Adrienne Banfield Norris, discussed the ways in which this form of internalized racism has caused a divide within the black community, and how […]
The stock price for “Karen” as a sobriquet for entitled white women is through the stratosphere. Just days after one such Karen in NYC’s Central Park went viral for threatening to call the cops on a black man who requested she follow park rules and keep her dog on a leash, another woman people are labeling “Parking […]
Gabrielle Union has elaborated on what she says was “the very definition of a toxic work environment” during her time on America’s Got Talent. As you may recall, September 2019—just two months after the finale of Union’s first season on the talent competition series—brought word that both Union and fellow judge Julianne Hough had been dismissed from the […]
You might have seen or heard about HBO Max without fully understanding what it is. The new streaming service makes its long-awaited debut today, bringing with it a handful of exciting exclusives, making a noisy entrance into an already crowded space. With its arrival, however, comes a handful of questions about the service itself. AT&T […]
Kelvin Harrison Jr. has solidified himself as one of entertainment’s most promising stars. The 25-year-old actor garnered critical acclaim in 2019 for his breakout roles in Waves and Luce, which earned him nominations for BAFTA’s Rising Star and Independent Spirit’s Best Lead Male, respectively. Last month, it was reported that Harrison was in talks to star in the second […]
Rising star Kelvin Harrison, Jr.’s 2020 is already on a new level: not only did he have a supporting role in Stella Meghie‘s The Photograph, but he plays alongside Dakota Johnson and Tracee Ellis Ross in his latest film, The High Note. He joins the pod to talk about singing for the film, but stays […]
HBO Max boss Robert Greenblatt ended long-standing speculation surrounding the existence of an actual full-length director’s cut of Justice League from Zack Snyder. Greenblatt confirmed on the Recode Media podcast Tuesday, that the Snyder Cut doesn’t actually exist. and that what audiences will see on HBO Max next year will be something different. “It isn’t […]
Josh and Benny Safdie have inked a first-look TV deal with HBO through their production company Elara Pictures that will run for two years, Deadline reports. Elara Pictures was started back in 2014 by the Safdies, Sebastian Bear-McClard, and Ronald Bronstein. Dani Bernfeld, an executive at Paramount and Chernin Entertainment, has also joined Elara as a partner to produce. […]
As surely expected by anyone who’s ever encountered a Christopher Nolan film before, the director is promising “great ambition and great scale” with his newest entry Tenet, which is currently still slated for a summer release despite COVID-19. In an interview with Total Film, Nolan teased what audiences had to look forward to in terms of his […]
Kevin Hart was the guest on Monday’s episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, where he took part in a real long back-and-forth (as is Rogan’s thing) that hit on his car accident, meeting Jeff Bezos, and most relevantly for this write-up, his admiration for Dave Chappelle. FYI, the comments pertaining to that last subject […]
