These narratives have never been simply about monsters. They’re about legacy, survival, and being transformed by trauma.

The 1973 film “Ganja & Hess” is a cult classic about a wealthy anthropologist, Dr. Hess Green (Duane Jones), who returns home from a trip to Africa with a poisoned dagger that turns him and his ...

In the new horror film, “Sinners,” Michael B. Jordan plays twin brothers Smoke and Stack who return to their Mississippi hometown after years working for the Chicago Mafia.

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In his beautifully illustrated book, Charles Hood opens our senses and shares his global nocturnal travels with night-feeding ...

Boseman's character might be right spiritually, but perhaps doesn't speak for all black people distressed by white fans claiming the salute of a fictional, uncolonized African nation for themselves.

Cayla Withers is a Southern Black American woman of faith and an aerospace engineering student at Stanford University who is ...

"Black Mirror ‘Common People’ actually made me tear up," one viewer wrote on X (formerly known as Twitter) alongside a crying emoji. "Black Mirror “Common People’, very good. Thought ...

In Tallahassee, a local chapter of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers is working to close the gap in homeownership rates for Black people. Darrell and Angela Wills own Team Wills Real ...

What has Tracee Ellis Ross said about “Common People”? While Gaynor represents the “villain” in this episode of Black Mirror, Ross didn't "judge" her. Speaking to Netflix ahead of the series, she said ...

That’s the unanimous verdict from fans of Netflix’s Black Mirror after watching the Season 7 premiere: bleak, grim, and, oh, don’t forget, downright depressing. The episode, titled “Common ...

It stars Rashida Jones and Chris O'Dowd star as Amanda and Mike, husband and wife, in “Common People”, and the episode is a real tear jerker. It is an excellent episode of Black Mirror.