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Here’s how to watch all of the 2021 Oscars Best Picture nominees on streaming services
By Zach Goins March 30, 2021 April Streaming Guide: Oscars Edition April is here, and that means awards season is reaching its climax with the 93rd Oscars looming at the end of the month. Typically, the Academy Awards take place in February, but due to...
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Written and directed by Chloé Zhao, ‘Nomadland’ is the Best Picture nominee that’s both timeless and timely
By Johnny Sobczak March 20, 2021 At this point, going into Nomadland with tempered expectations seems like an exercise in futility. Chloé Zhao made waves with The Rider in 2017, which premiered at Cannes Film Festival and went on to be one of the year’s...
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Charlotte film critic Sean O’Connell and his journey to publish book on ‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’
By Johnny Sobczak March 19, 2021 Sean O’Connell is probably the biggest name in North Carolina entertainment news. The Rotten Tomatoes-approved film critic is the Managing Director of CinemaBlend, the co-host of ReelBlend podcast, and is now the author of a best-selling book. O’Connell and...
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‘Coming 2 America’ feels like a reunion with long-lost friends
By Douglas Davidson March 4, 2021 To paraphrase a line from Craig Brewer, the director of Coming 2 America, Hollywood is nothing but superhero films, remakes, and sequels no one asked for. The last time audiences took a trip to the fictional African country Zamunda,...
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March Streaming Guide: Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+ and Hulu
By Zach Goins March 3, 2021 As 2021 keeps rolling, March brings the year’s biggest films and television shows yet, from mega-monster clashes to superhero series and plenty of thrilling documentaries. This month’s slate is filled with theater-worthy productions, but the best thing is, you...
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Documentary ‘Mr. SOUL!’ showcases the eloquence, grace, and intelligence of Black culture far beyond musical scales
By Douglas Davidson March 1, 2021 In 1968, you couldn’t turn on the television, listen to the radio, or read something in print without seeing a white face. Even during the Civil Rights Movement, any presentation of the Black experience was almost always presented through...
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Hayti Heritage Film Festival celebrates Durham’s illustrious Black history while developing the film ecosystem
By Courtney Napier February 26, 2021 Photo: Brian Tyree Henry (Atlanta) stars in The Outside Story. The Hayti Heritage Film Festival is back for its 27th celebration starting March 1 with a week’s worth of events, workshops, performances, and Black Southern films. In 1994, community...
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Want to win an early screening link to watch ‘Coming 2 America’ prior to the release date?
By CLTure February 22, 2021 Want to win a free link to screen Coming 2 America prior to the official release date? We’re teaming up with Amazon Prime Video to give 20 followers an advance screening link to watch Coming 2 America at home early...
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‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ etches the tragedy of Fred Hampton for us to revisit and revere for years to come
By Johnny Sobczak February 12, 2021 Fred Hampton was a man with a bold and uncompromising vision. A vision, however, is nothing without the ability and will to act. So, at just 21 years of age, he chaired the Illinois chapter of the Black Panther...
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Critically-acclaimed documentary ‘Mr. SOUL!’ centers around groundbreaking Black variety show, ‘SOUL!’
By Jamel Smith February 4, 2021 Photo: Alex Harsley / Shoes in the Bed Productions Melissa Haizlip is the director, writer, and producer of the award-winning documentary centered around her uncle Ellis Haizlip and his groundbreaking PBS television series, SOUL!. The public television variety show...
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