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Top 5 Sports Movies of All-Time Featuring Black Film Stars
Here are top 5 of the greatest sports movies of all-time featuring some of your favorite black actors.
Which one of these is your favorite?
By Cedric 'Big Ced' Thornton
History’s Most Loved TV Shows Turned Into Movies
Which one of these was your favorite TV show turned into a movie?
The Good Times movie is on deck, so here’s other TV shows turned into movies
By Cedric 'Big Ced' Thornton
‘Oz the Great and Powerful’ Rakes in $80 Million in North America
'Dead Man Down' had a disappointing opening weekend
‘Oz’ had a powerful opening weekend
By Darren Sands
Spike Lee Fired From James Brown Biopic
Lee replaced with a less experienced, white writer
Lee replaced with a less experienced, white writer
By Makkada B. Selah
Actor Clifton Powell Says He’s Been Falsely Accused of Rape
Actor Clifton Powell is accused of raping woman in hotel
Actor Clifton Powell is accused of raping woman in hotel
By Gerren Keith Gaynor
Bokeem Woodbine: ‘Total Recall’ Star Talks Sci-Fi, Slave Revolts and Rock Bands
Actor Bokeem Woodbine never thought he would be in a sci-fi movie until "Total Recall" came along.
Bokeem Woodbine admits that there are a lot of roles he would still like to…
By Starrene Rhett
Will Packer: Think Like a (Hollywood Mogul) Man
How the talented, record-breaking movie producer makes his mark in Hollywood telling universal stories starring African American casts
‘Think Like A Man’ movie producer Will Packer makes his mark in Hollywood with universal…
By Gil Robertson
’2 Days in Paris with Chris Rock’ (and Other Must-See Black Movies at Tribeca Film Fest)
The 11th annual Tribeca Film Festival is underway. Check out the must-see movies with black actors that will debut this week
The 11th annual Tribeca Film Festival is underway. Check out the must-see black movies that…
By BlackEnterprise.com
The Future of Black History: Film Director Ava DuVernay
The bold entrepreneur goes from film publicist to the first black woman to win the Best Director award at the Sundance film festival
Ava DuVernay, former publicist and Sundance’s first-black-woman-award-winning director, chats new horizons in Hollywood
By Gil Robertson
Take A White Person to See ‘My Big Fly Black Wedding’
If you really want to see more great films about black people, urge your non-black friends to see "Jumping The Broom"
I am not satisfied with just black people going out to see Jumping The Broom,…
