Nasser Metcalfe

Headline	Synopsis	Type	Date Published
African-Americans on Broadway	Everyone knows that the pinnacle of achievement in American Theatre is the Broadway stage in New York City. As provocative as they are diverse, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom and Russell Simmons’ Def Poetry Jam has taken two very unique approaches to broadening Broadway.	Features/Articles	04/11/2003
3 A.M.	Anyone who has ever tried to traverse through the busy streets of Manhattan knows how essential taxi’s are to the equation.	Reviews/VideoVault	01/17/2003
Sparkle : Giving You Something You Can Feel	For three sisters in 1958, this journey would lead to more than they ever imagined. Released in 1976, “Sparkle” is regarded by many as a modern black classic. It stars Irene Cara as the shy Sparkle, youngest of the talented Williams sisters, Lonette Mckee as Sister, the sassy oldest, and Dwan Smith as Delores, the headstrong middle child.	Reviews/VideoVault	03/01/2001
Cornbread, Earl & Me	Perhaps one of the most compelling things about actor sensation Haley Joel Osment, who was nominated for a best supporting actor Oscar this year for his turn in The Sixth Sense, is the prospect of witnessing a prodigy in the making.	Reviews/VideoVault	05/01/2000
Interview with Spike Lee	I prefer directing. I'm not an actor; I never pretended to be. So By the roles I play, really besides Mookie in Do the Right Thing, are very small.	Features/Interviews	07/01/1999
Interviews with Halle Berry	And Lela Rochon	Features/Interviews	07/01/1999
Spike on Distribution	Well, I don't think they set them up to fail. A lot of them feel that [they should] try to get as much money as possible with spending as little as possible. I think the battle has to be that the range has to be broadened on the types of black films that are made. It's only a particular type of black film that the studios are going to finance today.	Features/Interviews	07/01/1999

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