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3 days ago · The '90s era blessed us with some iconic black romance movies that still tug at our heartstrings today. These films not only showcased love in its many forms but also highlighted the cultural richness and diversity of the black experience. From laugh-out-loud moments to scenes that had us reaching for tissues, these mo
4 days ago · 9. Angels in the Outfield (1951) Many modern audiences are likely unaware that the uplifting 1994 Disney film is a remake of this 1951 classic. However, while some elements are similar, the films vary greatly. This sweet-natured, poignant film is about the power of faith, belief in ourselves, and the grace of humility.
1 day ago · African American queer cinema was born as a reaction to the AIDS/HIV epidemic as well as the blatant homophobia that existed within the Black community in the 1980s. It began with the pioneering works of queer directors Isaac Julien and Marlon Riggs and continued during the new queer cinema movement in the 1990s, particularly including the works of lesbian queer director Cheryl Dunye.
4 days ago · Keeping up with the times, we've made it simpler than ever for you to indulge in these famous black and white movies from the comfort of your home. We've included streaming options for each film. Whether you're subscribed to Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, HBO Max, Disney+, or Paramount+, we've got you covered.
5 days ago · The stories include stories about the Founding Fathers, several America soldiers who took part in various famous battles, two Medal of Honor winners, an American President, and two Supreme Court Justices. He also reveals a story about some advice the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., gave to a young black female singer that impacted her life.
5 days ago · This list of top popular Black films features classic African American comedies like Friday and Coming to America, sports films like Love & Basketball, and biographical movies about Black celebrities and leaders, from Ray and Ali to Malcolm X.
5 days ago · Step into Stanley Kubrick’s enigmatic comedic realm through the lens of the satirical masterpiece, “Dr. Strangelove.”. Boasting impeccable portrayals by Peter Sellers, George C. Scott, and Sterling Hayden, the film is a requisite viewing for enthusiasts of sardonic wit.
