Maya Angelou
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‘A Song for Cesar’ Film Review: Telling the History of a Labor Movement Through the Music It Inspired
Both sprawling and focused, this documentary tracks the many musicians and artists who supported Cesar Chavez’s fight for social justice
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Where’s the Black Bridget Jones? Why It’s So Hard to Find Diverse Romance Stories (Guest Blog)
“For years, I refused to acknowledge the impact of bias in book-buying decisions and it hurt me,” best-selling author Nana Malone writes
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NBC News’ Chuck Todd Admits He Was ‘Naive’ About GOP’s ‘Misinformation’ Campaign
Todd confessed to being slow to certain revelations when Trump took office
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The Echoes of ‘Just Mercy’ in Montgomery, Alabama – and Beyond
The past feels present everywhere in Montgomery, Alabama, where civil rights attorney Bryan Stevenson set up his Equal Justice Initiative 30 years ago. Sponsored content presented by Warner Bros.
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John Singleton Appreciation: Pioneering Storyteller Who Anticipated the Black Lives Matter Era
The filmmaker was passionate about disrupting overwhelming whiteness on screen by highlighting the diverse world we live in
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Queen Beyonce Aims for History in Her Netflix Film ‘Homecoming’
At a time when we so desperately need role models, Beyonce provides a towering example of empowered womanhood
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Meet Ego Nwodim: Watch ‘SNL’s’ Newest Castmember Go ‘Full Beast Mode’ as Maya Angelou (Video)
Nwodim will make her debut on Sept. 29
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New MPAA Chief Greets Theater Owners, Downplays Domestic Box Office Woes
CInemaCon: Charles Rivkin touts $40.6 billion record global box office in first convention address
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21 Beautiful Maya Angelou Quotes to Live by
Whether you’re worried about life, love or your career, Angelou’s inspirational wisdom has got you covered
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Watch Oprah’s Mary Tyler Moore Meltdown From 1997 (Video)
Winfrey freaked out over surprise meeting with her TV idol
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IDA Awards Nominations: Race Conflict Documentaries Dominate
“13th,” “O.J.: Made in America” and “I Am Not Your Negro” are nominated for the top prize by the International Documentary Association
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Oscars: 145 Documentaries Make the Cut in Crowded Race
Frontrunners include “Life, Animated,” “13th,” “Gleason,” “Fire at Sea,” “Newtown,” “Weiner” and “O.J.: Made in America”
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‘OJ: Made In America,’ ‘Amanda Knox’ Among International Documentary Association’s Screening Series Lineup
All screenings are open to the public and will be followed by a Q&A session with the filmmakers
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How Hillary Did: Democratic Convention Speeches Ranked From Worst to Best (Videos)
Clinton, dressed all in white, gives credit to “people who inspired me”
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Oprah Winfrey Defends Scandalous Church Drama ‘Greenleaf,’ Prepares for Backlash
“I am sitting where I am today because of the black church,” executive producer and media giant says
