Damon Wayans and his son, Damon Wayans Jr., are bringing nostalgia to their new CBS sitcom Poppa’s House with guest appearances from familiar faces. The father-son duo will pay tribute to their past hit shows, In Living Color and New Girl, by welcoming special guests Tommy Davidson and Lamorne Morris in an episode slated for February.

Teyana Taylor and Sasha Calle have officially joined the cast of the upcoming Netflix crime thriller RIP, directed by Joe Carnahan and starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. The film, produced by Affleck and Damon’s Artists Equity, promises a gripping storyline involving a group of Miami cops who stumble upon millions in a hidden stash house. As trust erodes within the team and external forces close in, the stakes escalate, leaving everyone questioning who they can trust.

After four thrilling seasons, Power Book II: Ghost concluded with its series finale, “Ghost in the Machine.” Without diving into a full recap, the ending hints that the Power universe is far from over—especially with a major tease involving Tariq St. Patrick (Michael Rainey Jr.) after the credits.

In an era where mobile devices dominate how we consume media, the vertical 9:16 filmmaking format continues to make a pathway of it’s own. Some filmmakers today are increasingly embracing this orientation, creating short films and stories tailored to fit the dimensions of a smartphone screen. This trend is being fueled by the rapid rise of social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.

NBC has just released a first look at the late John Amos in his final acting appearance, guest-starring in the Suits: L.A. pilot. The legendary actor, who passed away at 84, takes on a role in the new series from Suits creator Aaron Korsh. The show was greenlit in July and is set to air later this season.

Golden Globe Award winner John Boyega and Gotham Award-winning actress Danielle Deadwyler collaborate for the new biopic, ‘Otis & Zelma,’ about the life and legacy of the late soul singer, Otis Redding Jr., and his widow Zelma Redding. The highly anticipated film showcases Otis’ and Zelma’s marriage and its influence on his groundbreaking career before his untimely death in 1967 at the age of 26.

Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry is in talks to join the cast of Amazon MGM Studios’ upcoming adaptation of Don Winslow’s Crime 101, directed by Bart Layton. Berry would star alongside Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, and Barry Keoghan. The film, set for a theatrical release next year, marks Layton's next project following American Animals.

Magazine Dreams, the Sundance hit that put Jonathan Majors in the spotlight, is finally headed to theaters. Known for his intense portrayal of a troubled bodybuilder, Majors’ performance generated significant Oscar buzz after the film’s premiere. Now, Briarcliff Entertainment has secured the U.S. distribution rights, with plans for a release in early 2025.

John Amos, the Emmy-nominated actor best known for his roles on ‘Good Times,’ ‘Roots,’ and ‘Coming To America’ has passed away at the age of 84. His son, Kelly Christopher Amos, confirmed that he died of natural causes on August 21 in Los Angeles.

Anthony Mackie is no stranger to saving the world and defending humanity in many of his iconic leading roles. This fall, Mackie reunites with award-winning director George Nolfi in the new film ‘Elevation,’ co-starring Morena Baccarin and Maddie Hasson.

The ethereal Soul and R&B music of Luther Vandross has serenaded fans for decades. His velvety smooth voice carried sweet melodies that caressed the ears and tender hearts of listeners, serving as a universal soundtrack for lovers all over the world. From singing background vocals in the 1970s for some of the world’s biggest artists, to his breakout solo career in 1981 and beyond, Vandross’ legacy has been etched in our hearts and within the realm of transcendent musical soundscapes. The new documentary, ‘Luther: Never Too Much,’ directed by critically acclaimed and award-winning Dawn Porter, continues this legacy with a celebration of the once-in-a-lifetime artist and proves that we can never get too much of Luther Vandross’ discography.

Hulu has officially canceled Black Cake nearly a year after it premiered in November 2023. The show, based on Charmaine Wilkerson’s 2022 novel, wrapped up its first and final season with the episode that aired on December 6, 2023.

Earlier today via social media, Kerry Washington confirmed that after two seasons, ‘Unprisoned’ has come to an end. The show starring Kerry Washington, Delroy Lindo, Faly Rakotohavana, Marque Richardson, Jordyn McIntosh, and Jee Young Han, follows Paige Alexander (Washington), a marriage and family therapist whose life takes a turn when her estranged father (Lindo) is released from prison and moves in with her and her son.

Investigation Discovery has teamed up with Maxine Productions, known for "Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV," to produce a new docuseries chronicling the turbulent rise and fall of music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs.

This girl is on fireeee! is the only way to describe Ryan Destiny’s riveting performance in Amazon MGM’s new film, ‘The Fire Inside,’ written by Academy Award-winner Barry Jenkins and directed by Academy Award-nominee Rachel Morrison. This film is a sports drama biopic that details the life and athletic journey of Claressa “T-Rex” Shields; a talented, history-making boxer from Flint, Michigan who trained vigorously to become the first woman in the country to win an Olympic gold medal in the sport.

Malia Obama, the 26-year-old daughter of former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama, recently won the Young Spirit Award for her directorial debut, a short film titled The Heart. In the film's credits, she opted to use only her first and middle names, Malia Ann, leaving out her well-known last name.

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of actor James Earl Jones. According to multiple sources, the EGOT Award-winning actor passed away earlier this morning in his home at the age of 93.

Congratulations are in order for the legendary and multi-talented actress, Angela Bassett. Bassett won her first Emmy Award for Outstanding Narrator for the National Geographic documentary series ‘Queens,’ where she is also credited as one of the executive producers. This recent award is an addition to her honors archive that includes two Critics’ Choice Awards, 16 NAACP Image Awards, five Black Reel Awards, a BET Award, a SAG Award, two Golden Globe Awards, and her Honorary Academy Award among others. Bassett has proven time and again that she is an incredible force within the Film/ Entertainment Industry, and we are all fortunate to witness her legacy.

Natasha Rothwell is set to bring Tareasa "Reesa Tessa" Johnson's viral TikTok series,"Who TF Did I Marry?" to television. The show will feature Rothwell not only as the lead character, Reesa, but also as an executive producer.

Academy Award-winning actress Halle Berry has allured fans with her performing acts for decades. Whether delivering gut-busting comedy in her role in ‘B.A.P.S.,’ commanding the skies at her will in the ‘X-Men’ series, or saving the precious life of an abducted teen in ‘The Call,’ Berry consistently delivers captivating performances that keep us glued to our screens. This time, Halle Berry hits the big screen in the new psychological thriller, 'Never Let Go,’ coming to theaters September 20.