Movies
Movies
Ghetto Meets Suburbs— "The Cookout"
The Cookout must have been what Samuel L. Jackson had in mind when he said he wasn’t going to make any more movies with ...
Mel Gibson’s Controversial Passion Play Out on DVD
The Passion, the narrative central to the Christian creed, focuses on the trials, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. For almost 2000 years, fundamentalist Christian ...
Carrie-Anne Moss: "Suspect Zero"
Carrie-Anne Moss was born on August 21, 1967 in Vancouver, Canada where she began performing in musical theater at the age of 11. She ...
Hit Man Tom Cruise Takes Cabbie Jamie Foxx as "Collateral
Max Durocher (Jamie Foxx) is an overworked, underpaid cab driver going nowhere in a dead end-job, who nonetheless allows himself to have fanciful dreams ...
Black Star News Interview with Kam Williams
Denzel Washington has exhibited an impressive range over the years, playing public figures as diverse as Black Muslim leader Malcolm X, unfairly imprisoned boxer ...
Denzel & Streep Star in Remake of Cold War Classic
In 1959, when Richard Condon wrote The Manchurian Candidate, the world was at the height of the Cold War. His chilling best seller, set ...
Shyamalan Channels the Soul of Rod Serling in "The Village"
The Village is set in 1897 in mythical Covington, Pennsylvania, a vague combination Quaker/Shaker/Amish/Pilgrim-style sect whose idyllic, utopian oasis unfortunately sits surrounded by a ...
Catwoman, the movie
"It all started on the day that I died," is the ominous first line in this laughable film which itself arrives dead on arrival. ...
Rep. Charles Rangel Hosts Fahrenheit 9/11 at Apollo Theater
Congressman Charles B. Rangel (D-New York) recently hosted a private screening of Academy-Award winning director Michael Moore’s documentary film “Fahrenheit 9/11” at Harlem’s famed ...
