Eugenio Derbez on Why ‘Radical’ Was His Most Challenging Movie Yet
I was lucky enough to screen Christopher Zalla’s Radical prior to Sundance to prepare for this interview. While watching it, it was abundantly clear that Zalla, Eugenio Derbez, and the rest of the team made something special. Sure enough, Radical…
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High Heat Review
Home Movie Reviews High Heat Review: Solid Action & A Good Cast Can’t Save This Film The cast is full of familiar faces, but even they can’t save High Heat. Though well-constructed, there isn’t anything special about the film. High…
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Salt-N-Pepa, Rapsody and Baby Tate Talk Entrepreneurship in Hip-Hop – The Hollywood Reporter
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, Mastercard is sponsoring “She Run This,” a three-part panel series spotlighting Black female entrepreneurs and musicians. On Friday, Feb. 3, Mastercard’s vp of global sponsorships Laytoya Bennett-Johnson was joined by trailblazing rappers…
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15 Movies To See in November: ‘Causeway,’ ‘Bones & All’ ‘Armageddon Time’ & More
For anyone concerned that the release schedule had been oddly slow (for us non-metropolitan area folks), worry not because November is begging that we dedicate a good half of our time in the theaters. There’s almost too much packed into…
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A Harrowing Documentary on the War in Ukraine
I will admit that I avoided watching 20 Days in Mariupol for much of my time at Sundance Film Festival. That wasn't a reflection on its quality as a documentary, on the contrary, I had every confidence that it would…
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Ashton Kutcher And Mila Kunis Had “Zero Romantic Connection” On “That 70s Show”
They might be happily married today, but it’s no secret that Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis’s romance was many years in the works. The pair met in 1998 when they were cast as love interests Jackie Burkhart and Michael Kelso…
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“You Hope the Work Can Play a Small Part in Moving the Needle Forward”: DP Jeff Hutchens on Murder in Big Horn
Murder in Big Horn, courtesy of Sundance Institute. Dozens of Indigenous women and girls from the Crow and Northern Cheyenne Nations have gone missing over the past decade in Montana’s Big Horn County and its surrounding areas. These cases often…
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The Stars of Harlem on Season Two and the Big Changes Ahead
By all accounts, Harlem is a hit. A series about four women coming to terms with life and carving out their destiny? What’s not to like? Tracy Oliver delivers a tight, sharply written, and stellar outing while still managing to…
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Randall Park’s Debut Is Lackluster Tale of Identity
Ben Tanaka (Justin H. Min) is our negative, pretentious, hipster, movie-loving protagonist in Randall Park's feature debut Shortcomings. Based on Adrian Tomine's graphic novel of the same name, the film follows Ben's own struggle after he gets dumped by his…
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Warner Bros World Abu Dhabi: The Ultimate Escapism
Step inside Warner Bros World Abu Dhabi, the world’s largest indoor theme park as amazing rides, immersive theming and more combine for a truly out-of-this-world experience. Warner Bros World consists of a variety of franchises that combine in themed zoned…
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Black Adam’s Last Minute Surprise Cameo was Shot Differently Before Final Cut
Dwayne Johnson’s debut as Black Adam in the DC Universe has been quite enticing for fans, while Aldis Hodge and Pierce Brosnan are getting high applause for their respective performances. But, the scene that sent theaters into a frenzy was…
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DC Studio Heads Explain 2-Chapter Plan for DCU
“We already know the eight to ten-year plan [are these] two chapters, and there's an ending to our basic story that we tell there." Yesterday, during a very confidential press conference about the future of the DCU, DC Studios co-heads…
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