Spike Lee Gets Under Our “American Skin,” In His New Film By Nate Parker
Spike Lee’s new American Skin weaves a layered story in the tradition of Sidney Lumet’s 12 Angry Men and Dog Day Afternoon, which follows a Black Iraqi War Vet.
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Atlanta: Keke Palmer, Eva Marcille, Tiffany Evans & More Attend “PIMP” Screening (Photographs)
Last night, Vertical Entertainment screened its film, “PIMP” for LGBTQ influencers in Atlanta at Landmark’s Midtown Art Cinema.
Los Angeles: It’s Showtime As Keke Palmer Premieres “PIMP” With Patrick Riley, Sidra Smith And Others
Vertical Entertainment’s film ‘”PIMP’” starring Keke Palmer, will premiere on Showtime on Friday, December 28, 2018, at 11 PM ET/PT.
Atlanta: Keke Palmer Stars In ‘PIMP’ Now On Digital Outlets From Harlem To Harare
Vertical Entertainment recently announced the release of film ‘”PIMP’” starring Keke Palmer. In the film, Keke portrays a struggling pimp named Wednesday whose fortune changes after her girlfriend hits the Continue Reading →
All Roads Lead To Africa Starts The Journey With Harlem’s Etu Evans And Others
All Roads Lead To Africa (ARLTA) an organization created to establish business opportunities fostering collaboration between best in class American and African creatives.
Harlem Globetrotters Name Sunni Hickman Vice President Of Marketing And Sales
The World Famous Harlem Globetrotters announced today that Sunni Hickman has been named vice president of marketing and sales.
CMX Cinemas Launches Luxe Experiences For Movie Goers From Harlem To Harare
There’s no reason you should not see the new movie Nobody’s Fool with Whoopi Goldberg, Tiffany Haddish, Tika Sumpter, and Omari Hardwick and have a Strawberry-Mezcal Tres Leches and an exceptionally fine Continue Reading →
Heading From Harlem To Las Vegas, Check Out Cher At The Park Theater
If you are heading from Harlem to Las Vegas, checkout Cher at the place that’s the home of the original, vintage Las Vegas scene, Historic Downtown Las Vegas continues to Continue Reading →
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