THE PINK PANTHER opens on February 10th

A world-famous soccer coach has been murdered and his priceless ring has been stolen - a ring set with the stunning diamond known as the Pink Panther. The French government needs a master detective to solve the crime and recover the gem...but he's not available, so they recruit Inspector Jacques Clouseau. Comic superstar Steve Martin stars as Clouseau in an all-new adventure of The Pink Panther. A stunning pop star (Beyoncé), a soccer player, a Chinese assassin - who committed the crime? And can anyone solve the case? Clouseau and his partner, Ponton (Reno), must unmask the murderer and keep their boss, Dreyfus (Kline), from taking credit for the victory, all without bringing the French legal system to a screeching halt. Get ready to be tickled pink. Cast also includes Beyonce Knowles, Kevin Kline, and Jean Reno.

PInk Panther : An Interview with Beyonce Knowles

Beyonce goes over her role and her knowledge of the Pink Panther.

 

TRACIE THOMS NEWS!

Thoms added to Rosalyn Coleman Williams's directorial debut film, JIMMIE.
 

TERRENCE HOWARD News!

Howards "P.D.R" and "August Rush"

 

ICE CUBE News!

Sequel set for "Are We There Yet?"

 

Marvin Gaye Film News!

Law and Order's Jesse L. Martin to play the legendary Marvin Gaye

 

Deja Vu News!

Bruckheimer production with Washington starts shooting in New Orleans.

 

THE 78TH Academy Award® Nominations!

Terrence Howard, "Crash" and "Tsotsi" get nominations.

 

MADEA'S FAMILY REUNION exclusive

Check out this exclusive clip

 

An Interview with Revolution Studios Head Joe Roth

MOVIE MOGUL JOE ROTH SPEAKS.

 

Dave Chappelle's Block Party

Check out the poster and trailer.
 

Firewall update

New images online.
 

February 2006 DVD Releases

The month begins with a new movie from Disney - BAMBI II as well as Wallace and Gromit-The Curse of the Were-Rabbit.
 

BLACK SNAKE MOAN Update!

First Image now online

 

Antoine Fuqua News

Fuqua to direct Morgan Freeman as jazz impresario Duke Ellington in "The Jazz Ambassadors."
 

Codeblack Entertainment news

Former Partners to Build Premiere Independent Home Entertainment Studio.
 

Something New: Cast Interviews

Sanaa Latham
Director Sanaa Hamri
Taraji P. Henson
Producer Stephanie Allain
 

Harry Potter News

HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX COMMENCES PRODUCTION FOR WARNER BROS. PICTURES
 

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix News

Take a look at who's playing Luna Lovegood
 

OFF THE RECORD NEWS

Heather Headley performs songs from "In My Mind"

 

TERRENCE HOWARD News

Howard to team with Jodie Foster in "The Brave One."

 

Dreamgirls Preview

Beyonce Knowles spoke extensive about her upcoming role as Deena in the highly anticipated film of the year.

 

Tim Story news

Story says Washington will have a larger role
 

How to Eat Your Watermelon in White Company (And Enjoy It): An Interview with Melvin Van Peebles

Restless Rabble-Rouser Reflects on Career as Renaissance Man
 

Big Momma's House 2: An Interview with Nia Long

Long talks about going back to the role and what roles are appealing to her.

 

“Something New” offers a fresh take on racism and love and the cast plays their part with so finesse and fun..

After more than 50 years, one of Disney's all-time classic stories is back in a sequel

The stripped-down production looks more like a play than a movie, but all the actors do a decent job with a script which turns increasingly preposterous at every turn. Yet, because it held my interest from start to finish.

The ludicrous plot and special effects featuring cartoon physics means The Legend of Zorro is strictly for those under the age of eight or so.

How to Eat Your Watermelon in White Company (And Enjoy It) review

Shot documentary style against graphic urban backdrops in gritty environs, the movie is nothing if not convincing in delivering a gripping authentic air.

Relying on a daring script as executed by A-list actors, it offers a potentially transformational experience for any inclined to contemplate an introspective, gut-wrenching meditation on the intractability of the legacy of slavery.

“The New World” is a deep cinema experience meant for those with utmost patience and appreciation for visual cues instead of a dialogue driven plot.

Michael Whaley captures a true romantic story and shows promise as a director and filmmaker

Remember to visit our Archive !