‘Wonder Woman 1984’ On 4K Ultra HD And Blu-ray Is Packed With Exciting Bonus Features
Wonder Woman 1984 is now available on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD! The fate of the world is on the line and only Wonder Woman can save the day. […]
WarnerMedia Extends Relationship With Issa Rae With Five-Year Overall Deal
[Via press release] Today, WarnerMedia announced a five-year overall deal with Issa Rae, extending their relationship with the Emmy®-nominated creator, executive producer and star of HBO’s Emmy®-winning Insecure. The deal is […]
‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ Better Late Than Never – Review
“They said the Age of Heroes would never come again.” Superman (Henry Cavill) is dead, and the world has lost its beacon of hope and potentially much more as an […]
Interview: Michelle Duster On Her Book ‘Ida B. The Queen’, Legacy & More
Michelle Duster’s Ida B. The Queen is a book about the extraordinary life and legacy of Ida B. Wells – a journalist, suffragist and anti-lynching crusader, Wells committed herself to […]
‘Nubia: Real One’ Is Impactful From Start To Finish – Review
Although Nubia has existed within the DC universe in some form since her first appearance in 1973, there are still many who are unaware or unfamiliar with the fact that […]
Andra Day Shines In The Uneven ‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’ – Review
Billie Holiday was more than a jazz icon. Holiday was a beacon to many, especially amongst Black Americans. The NAACP called her “the voice of our people.” In The United […]
‘Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar’ Is Wildy Wacky And Weirdly Wonderful – Review
When two friends decide to embark on an adventure to Florida, one may have a few ideas of how things will go. Perhaps a day at the beach, dinner at […]
Interview: Author L.L. McKinney And Artist Robyn Smith Talk All Things ‘Nubia: Real One’ + An Exclusive Excerpt From The YA Graphic Novel
Nubia: Real One is nearly upon us! In the latest YA graphic novel from DC and focuses on a superhero that has been in and out of comics for a […]
Sundance 2021: Robin Wright Tackles Grief, Loss And Loneliness In Feature Directorial Debut ‘Land’ – Review
After suffering from a family tragedy, Edee (Robin Wright) decides to live off the grid. Despite conversations with her sister (Kim Dickens), who doesn’t want her to leave and stresses […]
‘Malcolm & Marie’ Manages To Get By With Strong Performances – Review
Malcolm (John David Washington) and Marie (Zendaya) are a couple in crisis. Following their arrival home from one of Malcolm’s film premieres (he’s a director), he and Marie engage in […]