Charles Murray wants the audience to see the “Candy Man” singer with new eyes: “Imagine being told you can be just as talented as the others, but you’ll never be equal.”
Filmmaker Wanuri Kahiu will bring to life Christina Hammonds Reed’s new YA novel, which follows a Black teenager living in Los Angeles as the world reacts to the crime.
In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, the groundbreaking 1984 film about a family traveling to the United States will screen in theaters nationwide. As director Gregory Nava says: “The message of this film is needed much more today.”
As Disney releases live action versions of its classic films into the world, writer Claudia Vaughan argues that losing the fantastical aspects of “Mulan” will finally allow us to treat the warrior with the weight and complexity she warrants.
Mahershala Ali will executive produce, and perhaps star, in biopic of the Black man who spent 43 years in solitary confinement for a crime he says he didn’t commit.
