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On LOVESHY, the Oxon Hill, Maryland singer pairs live-guitar warmth with emotional accountability—and makes vulnerability feel contemporary again.

The Spence Bros Studios project pairs a financially pressured ensemble with a recognizable cast, while its public release listings reflect the complicated path of independent film distribution.

The sequel series is using HBCU campuses as both promotional stages and cultural touchpoints before its September 24 debut.

The Los Angeles pianist and producer’s September 25 debut assembles rappers, vocalists and jazz players around a collaborative sound he calls “Over The Breaks.”

Upcoming series featuring Sybrina Fulton, Gwen Carr and other prominent mothers brings together an acclaimed production team led by executive producers Tangie B. Moore, Antoine Smith and Cameron Fields, with P. Frank Williams serving as showrunner.

Trey Parker and Matt Stone say the long-gestating collaboration with Lamar and pgLang remains alive, but the project no longer has a public release date.

Westside Whimsy arrives September 11 with a 20-song tracklist and a high-profile Kendrick Lamar collaboration.

The 2026 gathering will pair 19 independent films with filmmaker conversations, a free Gumbo Festival and a gala honoring the cultural legacy of Alex Haley’s landmark miniseries.

Security detained 25-year-old Zenwilliam Robson before Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies arrested him; he was later charged with misdemeanor trespassing and refusing to leave private property.

‘JAŸ-Z IN 8’ promises an extended conversation about the rapper’s music, life and creative process, with Daniel Kaluuya among the executive producers.

FX’s new series shifts the Snowfall universe from the crack-era drug trade toward the music business and the cultural power of 1990s Los Angeles hip-hop.

The 16-track collaboration arrives October 23 with a lead single, “Daylight,” and a deliberately expansive vision of Black musical history.

The 58th ceremony is widening its cultural lens across film, television, music and the global Black diaspora.

Universal’s ‘Snoop’ adds a major piece of its hip-hop history narrative, pairing a rising recording artist with the role of the Notorious B.I.G.

The new sequel reunites the core couples for a destination-wedding reckoning, extending Perry’s long-running examination of Black love, marriage and second chances.