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This week, a series explores new Black horror films such as "Us," "Master" and "Nanny"; plus the western "Buck and the Preacher" and a Stephen Chow double-bill

Our monthly series on where film is headed.

We speak to Opemipo Aikomo of the Lagos-based collective wuruwuru about its industrious and culturally groundbreaking feat.

The museum's Black Arts Council hosted a screening of the director's loose adaptation of Isabel Wilkerson's best seller.

“I thought that if it was cut right, then we could’ve had a story that really spoke to what was going on in the community,” the filmmaker said.

THE WASHINGTON POST – For a generation of Internet users looking for answers, Google was the first stop. Google became so associated with search that its name became synonymous with the act of seeking information online. But there are signs that’s changing. “How I feel about the brand has changed quite profoundly,” said Clint Choi, […]

'Google has misplaced the consumer's trust. We don't see Google as the central authority'

Pioneering Black filmmaker Jessie Maple Patton passed away peacefully at her home in Atlanta this week at age 86.

Jessie Maple, who died Tuesday, was a pioneering Black filmmaker, shooting and directing independent films in the 1970s and 1980s.

Jessie Maple, who died Tuesday, was a pioneering Black filmmaker, shooting and directing independent films in the 1970s and 1980s.