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Valentine's Day is here, and if you're in need of a romantic movie to watch, we've got you covered. Romantic comedies, and romance movies in general, have not had much success in recent years, but there are plenty past and present films that will get you in the right mood for the most loving day of the year.

From classics like <i>Brown Sugar</i> and <i>Love Jones</i> to new ones like <i>Sylvie's Love</i> and <i>The Photograph</i>, here are 15 movies that celebrate Black love.

The best movies by Black women directors to light up the screen.

The chilly winter weather is set to stay for at least a few weeks. Still, at least there’s romance brewing in the air to help keep you warm. With the love holiday creeping around the corner, both singles and couples are planning how they’ll be spending Valentine’s Day this year. Reservations at your favorite restaurant,… Continue reading 10 Black Love Movies To Add to Your Valentine’s Day Line Up

Lakeith Stanfield refuses to be boxed in any role, genre, or label--making him a brilliant character actor and scene-stealer in most of his TV shows and movies.

The Insecure cast features Issa Rae as Issa Dee, Yvonne Orji as Molly Carter, Jay Ellis as Lawrence Walker, and many more. Here's the full list!

Before you watch Kelvin Harrison Jr. take on 18th-Century France, check out these movies that led him to Chevalier.

Nick Luzietti, Interior Design Hall of Fame inductee and design principal at VOA Associates, passed away recently at the age of 76.

The movie industry is chock-full of films devoted to slavery, the civil rights movement and Black trauma. While these films are important for educational purposes, especially during Black History Month, it’s important to recognize lesser-known films in Black entertainment. Black characters deserve to be seen in happy-go-lucky romances, light-hearted comedies and coming-of-age dramas. From tearjerkers to comedies that’ll make viewers fall out of their seats laughing, here are 10 movies...

‘The Photograph’ Director Stella Meghie Casts Naomi Ackie As Whitney Houston For Biopic ‘I Wanna Dance With Somebody’ Canadian director Stella Meghie is taking on an iconic subject for her next project. Meghie has confirmed to ET Canada that she will be helming the upcoming Whitney Houston biopic "I Wanna Dance With Somebody". The director has also found her star, ET can confirm Naomi Ackie will take on the role of the icon. The British actress is known for her pivotal role in "Star War...