The producer and director of “BlacKkKlansman” look beyond awards season to a bright future for Black screen artists.

Peter Saji writes that “Black Like Us” is the episode that “terrifies me the most.”

The Marvel Studios exec explains how he challenged the industry’s prevailing logic about the profitability of Black-led films.

More than 60 members of the entertainment networking group gathered to discuss how they navigate racism and sexism for The Hollywood Reporter’s Women in Entertainment Power 100 issue.

A new study argues that narrative television still disproportionately portrays immigrants as uneducated criminals.

The “Black-ish” creator cleared up rumors surrounding the unaired episode on NFL players’ protests against anti-Black police violence.

Will their gamble work out? 

According to one Dartmouth College instructor, a lot.

Barry Jenkins, John Singleton, Lee Daniels and Jordan Peele sat down with The Hollywood Reporter for a discussion about past and present realities for Black American filmmakers.

The Korean-American actor will star in the “Hellboy” role that White actor Ed Skrein vacated.

Kendrick Lamar, Donald Glover and Chance the Rapper each discuss their work and influence in a trio of new interviews.

In a new article for The Hollywood Reporter, the former NBA star writes that contemporary Black comic heroes should be driven by an awareness of where their people fit in an imperfect society.

“For me to say no [to projects], in my mind, there may not be another chance.”

Martin’s parents, Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin, wrote “Rest In Power: The Enduring Life of Trayvon Martin” to explore their child’s life—and death.

The Netflix show will return June 17.

The “Chi-Raq” director addressed many topics with the Democratic presidential candidate for The Hollywood Reporter’s new cover story. 

The director, producer, writer and lead actor for ”The Birth of a Nation” describes contemporary activism and his quest to release Sundance’s most-anticipated film in a story from The Hollywood Reporter. 

The legendary NWA producer and emcee join cast members of the new biopic “Straight Outta Compton” on the cover The Hollywood Reporter’s latest issue and speak about the movie, Suge Knight, and a reunion tour.