2005 Tribeca Film Festival Notable Selections

Ned Neo
Alchemy
Long Distance
Runaway
Rize

King's Ransom: Cast Interviews

Anthony Anderson
Jeff Byrd

The Golden Blaze: An Interview with Blair Underwood

Underwood is playing the superhero dad in the animated film, and he spoke about why he chose this project and what else he has on the horizon.

A Lot Like Love: An Interview with Ashton Kutcher & Amanda Peet

Kutcher and Peet recently sat down together to discuss the upcoming project, and fielded a few questions about their own lot-like-love lives at the same time.

Tyrese News

Tyrese goes deep with Focus Features.

Aisha Tyler News

Tyler goes to Hell's Kitchen.

Chi McBride News

McBride joins Prison film.

Wanda Sykes News

Sykes joins Bruce Willis in animation feature.

The 12th New York African Film Festival

Festival runs from April 20-28

State Property II: An Interview with Damon Dash

Damon Dash talks about directing and acting in his own film.

Dukes of Hazzard

Set Visit Report: Jessica Simpson speaks.

Four Brothers

Writer Julian Roman goes to Toronto to talk to the cast while on the set.

The Amityville Horror: An Interview with Ryan Reynolds

Reynolds goes over his character and talks about shedding his image to gain new respect in this business.

House of D: Cast Interviews

Robin Williams
David Duchovny

Forest Whitaker News

Whitaker to play Idi Amin.

Blair Underwood News

Underwood to star in Tyler Perry's next film.

Alfre Woodard News

Desperate Housewives adds a sista to the mix.

African Film Commision

New Yorker Yor-El Francis wins top award.

Beyonce News

Beyonce is a dreamgirl.

42.4 percent: Set Visit Report

Allain talked about the making of “42.4 percent” as well as being a black female producer in the film business.

Anthony Anderson News

Anderson may be tapped to play the Notorious B.I.G.

Sahara: An Interview with Glynn Thurman

Glynn Thurman discusses his role and working in the desert of this action adventure film.

Nick Cannon News

Cannon does a film for Will Smith.

April 2005 DVD Releases

Jay-Z's music shines on the small screen as Fade to Black comes on DVD this week..

The Brothers Grimm
Ghost Rider
Rize
Cry Wolf
The Adventures Of Shark Boy And Lava Girl In 3-D
A Scanner Darkly
Akeelah and the Bee
The Tenants
Red Eye
Madison
Chrystal
Herbie: Fully Loaded
The Chumscrubber
The Amityville Horror
Edison
XXX: State of the Union *Exclusive Photos Added
Stealth
Hustle and Flow
Batman Begins
Dying for Dolly
The Interpreter
Unleashed
War Of The Worlds
Aeon Flux
Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith
The Man
Cronicas
Crash
Into the Blue
Carlito's Way
Rebound
Shadowboxer
King's Ransom
Monster in Law
Underworld: Evolution
Roll Bounce
The Cave
Pink Panther
Memoirs of a Geisha
An Unfinished Life
Charlie & the Chocolate Factory
The Fantastic Four

The Year of the Yao Review

The Year of the Yao is a tremendously entertaining film. It’s easily the best basketball film I’ve seen in years.

Beauty Shop Review

While some of the jokes take some time to get a chuckle, Latifah and the cast more than make up for it by bringing in their own comedic style and making the film enjoyable and worthy of being a spinoff.

Guess Who Review

Times have definitely changed because Ashton Kutcher is no Sidney Poitier, but Bernie Mac pretty much holds the film and the politics together in this mildly entertaining film.

Miss Congeniality 2 Review

With her next sequel, Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous, not only is it worse than "Speed 2", but it lacks the spark and charm that made the original cute and fun to enjoy.

Hostage Review

Negotiate your way to this film in the perfect non-hostage venue: your house.

Diary of a Mad Black Woman Review

The balance of comedy and drama is wildly uneven in this film, but fans of the play will come out in droves to see Madea on the big screen.

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