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Is This Enough Elvis Mitchell for You? - Cincinnati Magazine - Vimarsana News

Is This Enough Elvis Mitchell for You? - Cincinnati Magazine

The film critic, writer, and interviewer screens his 2022 documentary film about “Blaxploitation” movies on February 2, followed by an audience discussion.

PURLIE VICTORIOUS Starring Leslie Odom, Jr. Sets September Opening Night Date on Broadway - Vimarsana News

PURLIE VICTORIOUS Starring Leslie Odom, Jr. Sets September Opening Night Date on Broadway

The first Broadway revival of the American comedy Purlie Victorious: A Non-Confederate Romp Through the Cotton Patch by legendary Ossie Davis will officially open in September. Learn how to purchase tickets!

Nathan Weinbender reviews "Is that Black Enough for You?" - Vimarsana News

Nathan Weinbender reviews "Is that Black Enough for You?"

Now on Netflix, the documentary “Is That Black Enough for You?!?” tells the story of the rise of African-American filmmakers in the 1970s, telling stories through clips and interviews. Nathan Weinbender says your queue will practically double after watching this thoughtful visual essay.

Ashley Graham and Justin Ervin attend Is That Black Enough For You?!? premiere at NY Film Festival - Vimarsana News

Ashley Graham and Justin Ervin attend Is That Black Enough For You?!? premiere at NY Film Festival

The Lincoln, Nebraska native, 34, was stylish in an oversize black button-down shirt over shorts and brown sandal heels as wore her wavy brown locks down at the event.

50 Years Ago: Blacula Was a Very Different Horror Classic | The Saturday Evening Post - Vimarsana News

50 Years Ago: Blacula Was a Very Different Horror Classic | The Saturday Evening Post

As the first Black vampire on screen, Blacula opened more doors than coffins.