Director Lee Daniels and star Andra Day spoke about the importance of their upcoming film that follows the life of jazz vocalist Billie Holiday and her struggles against racism in America.
In honor of Black History Month, these ten films will demonstrate the depth and diversity of Black cinema.
As young voters continue to engage increasingly with political content on TikTok, the viral app has proven to be a pivotal tool in the U.S.’s current political climate.
Centered on a woman in a rural Georgian town, the film’s masterful camera work guides viewers through the perils of religion and patriarchy, compelling them to not look away.
Barack Obama’s “A Promised Land” provides the reader with his nuanced perception into the political landscape of the United States.
The British singer-songwriter released her 21-track debut album “Not your Muse” after numerous delays due to the pandemic.
One of the biggest K-Pop groups in the world takes fans through “THE SHOW,” a one-of-a-kind concert in collaboration with YouTube Music.
During a Spotlight event with the School of Dramatic Arts and Time’s Up, entertainment industry director Ngoc Nguyen and program manager Michelle Jones Simms discussed program initiatives and shared advice for women filmmakers and actresses.
The 20-year-old British singer-songwriter tackles themes of mental health and sexuality in her album.
In a virtual screening Tuesday night, eight Oscar-qualified short films were screened. After, attendees heard directly from the talented filmmakers themselves.