Chief Zabu: 30 Years Later, Yet Right on Time.
Chief Zabu is one of those movies whose arrival seems like a punchline delivered by the cosmos itself. 35 years ago, in 1986, Zack Norman and Neil Cohen collaborated on a screenpla
Daniel Kyri Breaking Barriers on NBC’s Chicago Fire
From discovering his love for the theater at 10-years-old to now being a series regular on national television, Daniel Kyri is breaking barriers and sharing why it matters. As a Ch
Bob Marley’s Granddaughter Donisha Prendergast Stars in Sundance 2021 Film ‘Black Bodies’ About The Realities of Being Black in the 21st Century
When you listen to “Redemption Song” or “One Love’ for the first time, you know you are hearing something special. Donisha Prendergast, the oldest grandchild of reggae lege
Anjali Bhimani Speaks on “Modern Family” and “SWAT”
Anjali Bhimani is one of those very versatile performers who surprises people when they realize she’s been seen – and heard – in all sorts of favorite television shows, movie
Nathaniel Potvin: Actor, Producer and Director Lands Role in Ryan Murphy’s “The Prom” with Meryl Streep
Nathaniel Potvin, a rising young actor, director, and producer, is on the top of his game. The California-born talent who is known for his roles in “Twist of Faith” “Table 58
Quarantined with Jordan Fisher
“I’m just me,” Jordan says of himself as he explains his quirkiness. “If you come over to my house, I’m probably going to have a UFC fight or anime on my TV. I might be l
LaTavia Roberson Teaches Us The Art of Speaking Up For Yourself with New Docu-Series
It’s been a busy week for 2x GRAMMY Award-winner, LaTavia Roberson. She spoke with Billboard Magazine, Billboard Brasil and i-D Magazine about what to expect in the coming months