Diary of a Mad Black Woman Exclusive Clip

Here's an EXCLUSIVE clip on film based on hit play.

BAMcinématek

The Best of the African Diaspora Film Festival.

Four Brothers Update

Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson join Tyress in John Singleton's Four Brothers.

Ong Bak: An Interview with Tony Jaa

Tony Jaa not only talked about how the role came about for him but he demonstrated some of his fighting skills.

Actor-activist Ossie Davis dies at 87 (February 4, 2005)

Actor-activist Ossie Davis dies at 87.

Black History Month

Here's a lineup of what's on TV and on DVD to honor the Black History Month.

2005 Sundance Winners

Forty Shades of Blue wins the top award.

February 2005 DVD Releases

The month begins with an RAY,  MULAN II,  MR.3000, THE GRUDGE, SHE HATE ME, and SHALL WE DANCE.

Aliens of the Deep: An Interview with James Cameron

Cameron discusses his latest return to the sea, the future of 3-D filmmaking, and his next project, the fictional film "Battle Angel".

Hitch

Here are 5 clips of Will Smith and Eva Mendes.

The 2005 Academy Award Nominees

Along with Ray nominated for Best Picture, Foxx, Freeman,  Cheadle, and Sophie Okonedo have received Oscar nominations for acting,

Roll Bounce

Here's an exclusive look at the poster for Malcolm D. Lee's film starring Bow Wow.

Hustle and Flow: An Interview with Director Craig Brewer

Director Craig Brewer talks about having John Singleton as a producer on his film.

Hide and Seek: Cast Interviews

Dakota Fanning

Are We There Yet?: Cast Interviews

Ice Cube
Nia Long

2004 Golden Globe Winners

Jamie Foxx takes Best Actor Honors at the Golden Globes.

Assault on Precinct 13: Cast Interviews

Ethan Hawke
Ja Rule
John Leguizamo

SUNDANCE 2005 Preview:

Hustle and Flow
Terrence Dashon Howard stars in this John Singleton Production.

Duane Hopwood
The Salon
Forty Shades of Blue

The Honeymooners

BET has the first look at the urban version featuring Cedrid, Mike Epps, Gabriel Union and Regina Hall.

Pan American Film Festival

Halle Berry's Lackawanna Blues is the Opening Night Film.

Best of Black 2004

Take a look back at the films and talent that were around in 2004.

Dying for Dolly
Bigger than the Sky
The Interpreter
Unleashed
War Of The Worlds
Aeon Flux
Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith
The Man
Cronicas
Crash
Into the Blue
Guess Who?
Carlito's Way
Rebound
D.E.B.S.
Shadowboxer
Cursed
King's Ransom
Monster in Law
Underworld: Evolution
Roll Bounce
Assault on Precinct 13
Zathura
The Cave
Melinda and Melinda
The Pacifier
Pink Panther
Memoirs of a Geisha
Sin City
An Unfinished Life
Diary of a Mad Black Woman
Million Dollar Baby
Charlie & the Chocolate Factory
Constantine
Hostage
Beauty Shop
Be Cool (*New Pictures Added)
The Fantastic Four
Hitch
Hotel Rwanda

The Wedding Date Review

There's nothing entertaining at all to this; there's no redeeming qualities, so suck it up and prepare to be bored.

Are We There Yet? Review

Unfortunately, while there are a few laughs, "Are We There Yet?" has one too many gags that should have been edited from jump start.

Ray DVD Review

This passionate DVD is loaded with Behind the Scenes footage, Celebrity interviews, tour performance clips & a 2 page photo scrapbook/scene selector.

Alone in the Dark Review

Avoid this one at all costs, even if it's on TV and you have one channel. 

The Donnie McClurkin Story DVD Review

This passionate DVD is loaded with Behind the Scenes footage, Celebrity interviews, tour performance clips & a 2 page photo scrapbook/scene selector.

Mary J. Blige LA Concert DVD review

In this DVD you can find tons of extra's including a performance done in 70s style with bright colors and black images multiplying to many as Mary sings "Free" in video form.

 

Coach Carter

The performances by the cast are appealing enough that it overshadows the clichéd story.

 

Elektra

It's so poorly written and executed; I could spend an hour pointing out the gaping holes in the plot.

 

The Assassination of Richard Nixon

It's fascinating to see the subtle change from disaffected man to dangerous individual and
Sean Penn makes the transition look effortless.

 

In Good Company

Well written and entertaining, Quaid and Grace provide the perfect balance between drama and comedy.

 

Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events

Carrey is having a wonderful time playing all sorts of characters, but his ubiquitous presence takes away from the heart of the story, which is about the kids and their adventures.

 

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