“Walk or die.” That’s the only rule in ‘The Long Walk,’ Lionsgate’s forthcoming adaptation of Stephen King’s 1979 classic dystopian novel. BAFTA winner David Jonsson stars as Peter McVries, a determined walker competing in a deadly contest where slowing down means dying. 

Corey Hawkins stars in Nadia Latif’s directorial debut, ‘The Man in My Basement,’ which is set to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival this September. He stars opposite Willem Dafoe in this highly anticipated psychological thriller based on Walter Mosley’s acclaimed novel of the same name.

Dennis Haysbert and Telma Hopkins are set to star in the new drama ‘Higher Love,’ written and directed by A.W. “Tony” Scott. They’ll star alongside Joe Pantoliano and Marilu Henner, with Lawrence Saint Victor, Laurissa “Lala” Romain, and Aasha Davis also joining the cast.

SAG Award winner Kelvin Harrison Jr. is the latest star to join the cast of the upcoming film, ‘Alpha Gang.’ He joins a lineup that includes Chris Pine, Lily-Rose Depp, and Doona Bae.

Congratulations to the entire cast and crew of Lagueria Davis’ ‘Black Barbie: A Documentary.’ The critically acclaimed film has received two Emmy nominations for “Outstanding Arts and Popular Culture Program” and "Outstanding Writing Team For A Daytime Non-Fiction Program."

Ryan Coogler's ‘Sinners’ continues to break new ground in accessibility and audience reach. Beginning Friday, July 4, the history-making film will be available to stream on Max in two versions: the original theatrical release and a newly interpreted version in Black American Sign Language (BASL).

EGOT winner Viola Davis and Emmy Award winner Yahya Abdul-Mateen II are teaming up for a creative collaboration with Amazon MGM Studios. The two are set to star in and produce a reimagining of David Mamet’s 1987 MGM feature film ‘House of Games.’

Universal Pictures is gearing up to bring the story of hip-hop icon Snoop Dogg to the big screen, with Jonathan Daviss set to star as the rap legend in this highly anticipated biopic.

Swizz Beatz is expanding his creative reach in Hollywood, partnering with executive producer Chris Brancato to launch a new multimedia production company. The pair, known for their work on Godfather of Harlem, are now developing a fresh lineup of TV, film, and podcast projects.

Regina Hall is set to visit the pineapple under the sea! The NAACP Image Award-winning actress joins the voice cast for SpongeBob’s latest movie, ‘The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants.’

Teyana Taylor, Zach Cherry, and Kam Patterson are among the latest stars to join the cast for Kevin Hart’s ‘72 Hours,’ set to debut on Netflix. The film stars Marcello Hernández and Mason Gooding, with Ben Marshall also joining the cast.

The dynamic duo, Dreux and Alyssa, are returning to the big screen! TriStar Pictures has confirmed a sequel to ‘One of Them Days,’ the hit comedy produced by Issa Rae. Keke Palmer and SZA will reprise their lead roles, bringing back the wit and sisterhood from the first movie.

Right From The Beginning, We Are Instantly Transported Into The World Of Janiyah Wiltkinson (Played By Taraji P. Henson), Who Is A Single Mother Forced To Navigate A Series Of Unfortunate And Unforgiving Circumstances.

"Old Gray Mare," written and directed by Courtney Glaudé —fresh off an overall deal with Tyler Perry Studios —delivers a gripping exploration of the emotional weight carried by families affected by dementia. What begins as minor memory lapses quietly escalates into something far more unsettling. When Steven and Robin return from a peaceful cruise and visit Eileen’s home, they’re confronted with a chilling new reality. This time, it’s more than forgotten groceries or misplaced keys—this time, the truth is impossible to ignore. With a deeply personal perspective, Glaudé crafts a poignant and haunting portrait of love, loss, and the slow unraveling of memory.

Different With Me, the debut feature film from writer-director Kinnedy “ScribeCash” Storay, is a refreshing and emotionally resonant romantic comedy that redefines what it means to choose love in the modern world.

Led by rising star Ashley Chestang, the film follows Kali, a confident and career-driven woman who has everything—except a relationship that truly feeds her soul. After being blindsided by her longtime boyfriend, Kali turns inward to heal. But when she falls for Jeremy, a grounded, blue-collar dreamer with a heart of gold, her life is flipped once again by the unexpected return of her wealthy ex, now desperate to rekindle their past. Kali is faced with the ultimate choice: comfort and status, or authenticity and love.

Damon Idris is gearing up for his next big role in the Mick Jagger-produced romance film ‘Miles & Juliette’, which explores the passionate love life of legendary jazz musician Miles Davis. Idris will portray the young pioneering artist alongside Anamaria Vartolomei as Juliette Gréco–his lover, the esteemed French singer and actress he met during a life-changing trip to Paris in 1946. Pulitzer Prize finalist Zora Howard is writing the screenplay, with Bill Pohlad directing.

Taraji P. Henson is stepping into new territory with Straw, a gripping Netflix thriller from Tyler Perry that was shot in just four days. The film, premiering June 6, follows Janiyah—a single mother struggling to care for her sick daughter—who finds herself trapped in a chaotic web of suspicion and survival.

Michael B. Jordan is hot off the press tour for ‘Sinners,’ where he stars as the leading men for Coogler’s groundbreaking movie that has audiences raving and anticipating more of Jordan on the big screen. Now, the award-winning actor is set to direct his second feature film, ‘The Thomas Crown Affair,’ to be released by Amazon MGM Studios on March 5, 2027. Jordan will also star in the film opposite Taylor Russell in this reimagining of Norman Jewison’s original 1968 movie of the same name, which starred Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway. 

Amazon Prime Video is set to release ‘The Greatest,’ a limited series about the life and legacy of the legendary heavyweight champion and social activist, Muhammad Ali. Michael Ealy has been tapped to play Malcolm X, the prominent Black revolutionary and close, though ultimately estranged, friend of Ali. Jaalen Best is set to star as Ali in this highly anticipated forthcoming series executive produced by Michael B. Jordan, Ben Watkins, and Ali’s widow, Lonnie Ali.

The magic returns! The ‘Now You See Me’ franchise continues with the third installment, ‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t,’ set to hit theaters on November 14. Morgan Freeman reprises his role as Thaddeus Bradley, joining returning stars Mark Ruffalo, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco, Jesse Eisenberg, and Isla Fisher. This sequel to 2016’s ‘Now You See Me 2’ will also feature franchise newcomers Justice Smith, Ariana Greenblatt, Rosamund Pike, and Dominic Sessa.