The African American Film Critics Association (AAFCA) is set to host its third annual AAFCA Goes to Broadway luncheon, an event dedicated to celebrating the powerful connection between Broadway and Hollywood, particularly the influence of Black performers and creatives. Scheduled for October 14, 2024, the luncheon will take place at Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse…
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The 6th Annual AAFCA TV Honors took center stage on August 24, 2024, at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, an event that has quickly become one of the most anticipated in the television industry. Hosted by the African American Film Critics Association (AAFCA), this year’s ceremony was a celebration of excellence, diversity, and the power of…
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By Eliza Brooks As the seasons of festivity approach, homes all over the world are bedecked with Christmas decorations that tell of cheer and nostalgia. Be it traditional red and green themed or a sleek, minimalist modern style, there absolutely isn’t no bounds of what can be achieved. This guide takes you on an inspiring…
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By Jaida Brown Gritty In Pink recently hosted a Summer Mixer that promises to be a dynamic blend of inspiration, empowerment, and connection for female freelancers in the music industry. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Live Nation’s Beverly Hills headquarters, the event is more than just a networking opportunity—it’s a celebration of female creativity,…
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Twelve-year-old Nia Thompson is no stranger to the stage. As a young three-year-old, Nia watched KeKe Palmer in her historic performances as the first Black Cinderella on Broadway in Rodger’s + Hammerstein’s “Cinderella.” As the curtains closed, she turned to her mother and said, “I’m supposed to be on the stage.” Years later, the young…
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In anticipation of the Summer Olympics in Paris starting on July 26, Black Public Media is making a splash with the return of “Black Folk Don’t…Swim.” This short film, part of the earlier, irreverent series “Black Folk Don’t” (featured in Time Magazine’s “10 Ideas That Are Changing Your Life”), humorously tackles some of the biggest…
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By Eliza Brooks With the art world in great flux these days, traditional marketing simply no longer serves the function of setting an artist apart and making them a success. If artists must survive through changing times, then new, innovative techniques that use technology and the digital platform must be employed. In this book, we…
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The African American Film Critics Association (AAFCA) has revealed the winners of its 6th Annual TV Honors, a celebration of excellence in television and streaming. This year’s awards spotlight a special highlight: Glynn Turman, the 77-year-old actor renowned for his iconic role in “Cooley High,” receiving the prestigious Legacy Award for his significant contributions to…
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There is a certain sense of things, a greater awareness people often feel when greatness and modesty go together in one individual. People can almost feel the power of such a man not only in his deeds, actions, and products–but in his words. It is no wonder that there has been so much excitement surrounding…
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Tribeca Festival 2024 — That’s A Wrap: Here’s Our Round-Up For Stand Out Films Featuring Creatives of Color And Beyond
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