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Hulu has announced the series and films that are arriving on the service in January including The Dark Knight, Face/Off, Willy’s Wonderland, and more.

CinemaBlend Wrath of Man, an English-language remake of 2004's French drama-thriller, Cash Truck. Having collaborated with the brooding action star with Lock, Star, and Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch, and Revolver, fans are hoping that this star-driven action vehicle will be a return-to-form for its lead actor and hard-working co-writer/director. It's too early to know whether or not that's the case, but we do know that Ritchie has assembled another strong cast for this latest Statham project. Co-starring Holt McCallany, Josh Hartnett, Eddie Marsan, Scott Eastwood, and Post Malone, among seve...

Emmy-nominated producer Debra Martin Chase, whose film credits include Harriet, Sparkle, and Just Wright, to name a few, touts a power-packed résumé. Despite a career-defining list of star-studded projects, Chase continues to extend her reach. Currently, serving as an executive producer on CBS’s new drama series “The Equalizer,” Chase reunites with multi-hyphenate icon Queen Latifah. As a premier source for bringing relatable Black narratives to the screen, Martin is a culture shifter. From Courage Under Fire to Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, she keeps her finger on the ...

Photographed by Maegan Gindi “Queen Latifah and I shot scenes from the movie 'Just Wright' at the Izod Center,” Debra Martin Chase says of her current office, inside a converted sports arena in East Rutherford, New Jersey, where she was photographed Jan. 19. The president and CEO of Martin Chase Productions became the first Black woman to produce a film to gross more than $100 million ('Courage Under Fire') and score a deal at a major studio, and now she's never been busier. Now in her fourth decade in entertainment, Debra Martin Chase has produced blockbusters and awards bait, making c...

0 comments It’s not uncommon for musicians to pursue other creative endeavors, particularly acting, to expand their repertoire. But only a handful have done so with such excellency that they achieve equal—or greater—success as an actor. This is true for Grammy-, Emmy-, SAG-, NAACP-, and Golden Globe-winning rapper and actress Queen Latifah. In the midst of her reign as a late ’80s and ’90s hip-hop artist, the Queen brought her talents to film and TV. Since then, she’s become one of the most recognizable and celebrated names in Hollywood; someone with the kind of longevity and ro...