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Crackle March 2021 Movie and TV Titles Announced Home » Crackle March 2021 Movie and TV Titles Announced Crackle Plus has announced the Crackle March 2021 movies and TV titles. Crackle’s mix of blockbusters, indies, classic TV, and exclusive and original content is always free. Crackle linear and VOD networks are available in the U.S. and can be accessed on up to 27 devices and services by the end of the year including Amazon Fire TV, Roku TV, Apple TV, Smart TVs (Samsung, LG, Vizio), gaming consoles (PlayStation 4 and XBox One), Plex, on iOS and Android mobile devices and on desktops at C...

Below, Billboard reveals its early predictions on the songs and scores that could be competing for an Oscar at the April 25 ceremony. Leslie Odom Jr. could be headed for two Academy Award nominations (best original song and best supporting actor) for his work in One Night in Miami, to go with the Tony and Grammy he won for Hamilton: An American Musical. Meanwhile, Diane Warren could land her 12th best original song nod. Those are just two of the storylines that are building during the approach of the 93rd annual Oscar nominations that will be announced March 15. The awards will be pres...

Tim Fielder Details the Legacies of Radical Black Imaginaries January 21, 2021 Every art form has an economy that surrounds and fuels its standing within the world’s cultural systems. The very survival of many industries is absolutely dependent upon the products generated by those forms as artisans of industry utilize their tools to design, manufacture, distribute, and market to willing consumers. Corporations have long employed the imaginations of futurists (those who forecast the trends in economics, business, government, and technology) to project trends and themes so that crucial invest...

Copy to Clipboard Tessa Thompson and Janelle Monae (Getty Images) In her upcoming film, 'Sylvie's Love', the trailblazing Valkyrie from 'Thor: Ragnarok' aka Tessa Thompson will be seen in a coif and a pixie cut, rollicking through the '60s as a Black woman trying to make her mark in a man's world of television executives. The titular Sylvie's love is a stereotypical heterosexual romance painted through the rosy lenses of the likes of 'Breakfast at Tiffany's', in an al-reality where the African American populace was allowed their fair share of romanticism without having to worry about the harr...