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WHILE BLACK HISTORY MONTH HAS ENDED, WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A CONVERSATION ABOUT SLAVE MOVIES. MOVIES DEPICTING THIS TIME IN AMERICAN HISTORY HAVE GAINED CRITICAL APPLAUSE AND DONE WELL IN THE BOX OFFICE. BUT ARE BLACK PEOPLE AS A WHOLE TIRED OF SEEING THIS DARK TIME IN AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY ON THE BIG SCREEN?
There's more to taking pictures than just pointing and clicking. There are so many factors that go into making a great photograph that today's episode with Travis X will make you appreciate a photographer even more.
Happy Valentine's Day to everyone! Today, we all got together to talk about films about love, but things got out of hand, resulting in a great episode of Today that I think you'll all enjoy.
If an award show isn’t televised or actually , is it still relevant? That was the question on many people’s minds when the 79th Golden Globe Awards took place.
Kevin Overton, a filmmaker from the Philadelphia region, is our guest today. He has always enjoyed writing, but when the opportunity to participate in a program that teaches people how to make films arose, he seized it, and his film, Dark, has been nominated for and received awards at numerous film festivals. In the coming years, the writings of this new filmmaker may emerge on cinema or streaming services.
REALITY DATING SHOWS HAVE BEEN VERY POPULAR FOR AMERICAN AUDIENCES SINCE THE POPULARITY OF SHOWS LIKE "THE BACHELOR." BUT CAN A DATING SHOW ACTUALLY HELP YOU FIND LOVE? IS IT POSSIBLE TO FORGE A STRONG BOND BETWEEN TWO PEOPLE WHEN THEY MEET IN A SITUATION WITH CAMERAS AND THOUSANDS OF ONLOOKERS?
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We act as a deep dive into the entertainment landscape, exploring both traditional "prestige" media (like Hollywood films and television) and the wild west of modern fast-content (like TikTok,…