All news by author: Zeba Blay

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's interview with Oprah aimed to clarify things — yet the most telling parts were what remained unspoken

Some sequels are made just because it’s possible to create them

The director expressed, "I'm not focused on catering to the perspectives or experiences of white people. I simply don't care."

In the latest Fred Hampton biopic, Fishback's portrayal highlights the love, care, and respect shared between the revolutionary and his fiancée

The actor and former Rookie editor discusses her new advice podcast series, which addresses questions like, "How can I handle uncertainty?"

Every movie on this list was originally slated to come out in 2020 — until the COVID-19 pandemic forced studios to reschedule.

Boseman's role in "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" underscores his exceptional ability as a star who stood out while also elevating those around him

On "Good News," the rapper no longer cares

"Get Out" offered a fresh blueprint for horror, yet the genre now appears ready to transcend the traditional racial metaphors

A grand jury recently charged Netflix with a lewdness offense concerning the movie, but is there anything in the film worth noting beyond the scandal?

The comments section of the gossip website has turned into a mainstay of pop culture—and offers an intriguing insight into the harmful nature of celebrity and online culture

Kim Parker is a character that follows the long-standing tradition in film and TV of featuring fat, Black women with bold personalities who were frequently the target of humor

The HBO series definitely tackles issues of race, but it also confronts trauma directly

The character's budding romance with Ava, a conservative who defends conversion therapy, couldn't have come at a worse time.

The event was held online instead of at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, where it happened last year

As Black Lives Matter demonstrations spread across the country, the highly praised HBO series is being revisited with fresh questions

In her latest comedy special, "Momma, I Made It!" the HBO star at last delves into her Nigerian American roots on television

It’s cute.

From Instagram to TikTok, our new pop culture demands that stars be both accessible and vulnerable online amid the pandemic.

An unflattering viral clip of host Tyra Banks from the modeling reality show's sixth season has led to a reevaluation of the franchise.

The sleek 1940s drama on Netflix is openly sentimental, but is that really a negative aspect?

For all its unevenness, this remake of a 2000 cult classic is perhaps the first time we’ve seen Zoë Kravitz transcend her it-girl vibe.

"Parasite" won big Sunday night, but the academy still needs to reckon with its diversity problem.

Should we take the Golden Globes seriously when it fails to take voting seriously?