Sam Richardson stars in Into the Sky, a cosmic rom-com that brings romance and sci-fi together. Read our Fantastic Fest 2026 ...
The cast and filmmakers of Forgotten Island discuss bringing its universal story to life and exploring themes of identity and ...
In one of the most powerful narratives you will experience this year, Beth de Araújo’s poignant film Josephine will leave you breathless. It is not only the story that is remarkable in and of itself, ...
BGN lands an exclusive interview with actor Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. He is currently known as Cal Abraham on HBO’s The Watchmen and has appeared in films such as Aquaman and TV shows such as Black ...
An article from U.S. News and World Report stated that “being Black is bad for your health.” If that’s not bad enough, racism and police brutality highlight the daily threats Black people face when ...
Before I begin this introspection on the Warner Bros film Sinners, I want to give credit to Black Girl Nerds journalist and author Sezin Devi Koehler who has written a number of editorials on this ...
The 2026 Toronto International Film Festival is right around the corner, the festival runs from September 10–20, and once again it is bringing together filmmakers, performers, and cinephiles from ...
Black doctors only represent 5.7% of the medical professionals in the United States. While there is a small percentage, this number may never have come to be if it weren’t for certain Black medical ...
I remember being in the cafeteria in second grade when something was making my friend feel anxious. It wasn’t anything new. I was used to her being fidgety, sometimes pacing, and repeating things she ...
Last week a major revelation into Egg’s background and ancestry snatched all of our edges making us as bald as Egg himself. This week pulled no punches as the plot twists were highly entertaining. So ...
Action Comics #1, published in 1938, brought us the first appearance of Superman and started the superhero comic book genre, which more recently saw a massive surge in popularity thanks to the ...
There’s something triumphant about the crop of films that are coming out as COVID precautions become the norm. Something about being locked up and cut off from the world fostered a relief in artists ...