Today, Warner Bros shared that the second installment of the Fantastic Beasts Series is slated for November 16, 2018. The heroes. The villains. The magic. In one year, return to the Wizarding World with Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. In the pic above, and the motion image below, are, from left to right: […]
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TV One rings in the spirit of Christmas with the world premieres of two new holiday movies: Miss Me This Christmas, premiering Sunday, December 3 at 7 p.m. ET and You Can’t Fight Christmas, premiering Sunday, December 10 at 7 p.m. ET. Both movies are set at the fictional Chesterton Hotel. A classic landmark, the
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Every year we look forward to learning who made the Forbes 30 under 30 list. And, this year is no exception. In it’s seventh year the annual list highlights 600 young powerhouses in 20 different industries, many of those that made the list shall we say with pride, exemplify #BlackExcellence. Check out some who caught our
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As reported by Shadow and Act, 21-year-old actress Zendaya has just signed on to star and produce a new film titled A White Lie, about the life of Anita Hemmings who was the first black woman to graduate from Vassar College while passing as white. Via Shadow and Act: [Zendaya’s new film] ‘A White Lie’
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If you don’t think it’s important for everyone to see images of themselves represented positively, you are dead wrong. Thanks to Mattel, little muslim girls who wear a hijab are seeing that Ibtihaj Muhammad, U.S. Olympian and 1st Muslim female medalist, now has a barbie. And, they’re probably saying, ‘she looks like me!’ In her
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Representative Maxine Waters poised and confidently reclaims her time on the cover the the latest Essence Magazine. In the issue she explains, “One of the things I discovered a long time ago was that I make people uncomfortable and that my advocacy goes beyond what politicians normally do,” she told ESSENCE. “I have a strong
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SAN FRANCISCO – November 11, 2017- Actor and Technology Entrepreneur, Jesse Williams, announced the release of his first mobile game app, BLeBRiTY. The announcement was made at Blavity’s AFROTECH Conference, the largest African-American tech conference in Silicon Valley. Comedy and color run deep in this exciting new game now available exclusively from the App
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Okay Black folks, now that the holiday season is near and most of us are planning family get togethers and game nights, it’s time to pull out Black Card Revoked. A hilarious game that tests knowledge on black pop-culture facts. With questions like, “How long does a Baptist church service last on Sunday?” the game
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Pictured: Anthony Anderson at Soul Train Awards in Las Vegas/Instagram The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and TV One, a television network dedicated to the best of black culture and entertainment, today announced that NAACP Image Awards winner, Emmy-award nominated actor and star of black-ish, Anthony Anderson will return as host
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VI LYLES HAS been elected as Charlotte’s next mayor, beating GOP candidate Kenny Smith and becoming the sixth consecutive Democrat to hold the office since 2009. Lyles is the city’s first African-American woman to hold the office. She is a city council member and mayor pro tem, a role elected by the council to preside
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