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“Mistletoe & Matrimony,” a new holiday film from OWN, features Olivia Morris (Ashlei Sharpe Chestnut), a meticulous wedding planner, who finds her world turned upside down when she takes charge

Jharrel Jerome became a household name after his Emmy-winning turn in Ava DuVernay’s “When They See Us” as Korey Wise. In his latest film “Unstoppable,” he once again takes on

Hollywood's awards season is heating up, coinciding with the holiday season. This year is particularly intriguing due to the lack of a clear frontrunner in any category. Studios and individuals

The Critics Choice Association, a group of television, radio, and online critics, revealed their film nominations on Thursday. This organization, founded in 1995, is the largest of its kind in

“The Lion King,” Disney’s 1994 film, was a global hit, followed by a successful Broadway show in 1997 that continues today. In 2024, Disney is exploring Mufasa’s backstory in “Mufasa:

The new Amazon/MGM Studios film “Unstoppable” tells the inspiring story of Anthony Robles, the wrestling national champion who was born with one leg, and his mother, Judy Robles.

The 1994 debut of “The Lion King” was a phenomenal success. The film’s soundtrack, including the iconic opening scene where Mufasa presents Simba to the pride lands, became woven into

“The Fire Inside” is the 2024 American biographical sports film about professional boxer Claressa “T-Rex” Shields’ journey to the 2012 Summer Olympics. The boxer from Flint, Michigan, became the first

Tyler Perry’s portrayal of Black women has often been criticized. However, with his film “The Six Triple Eight,” he focuses on a group of overlooked women who played a crucial role in World War II. The film tells the story of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, an all-Black, all-female unit. Perry’s film sheds light on an important and underappreciated story at a time when Black history is experiencing marginalization.

Tika Sumpter has enjoyed a long and successful career in Hollywood. Best known to many as Bo’s mom Alicia Johnson from "Mixed-ish" and Candace Young from the highly successful OWN