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By MADENow in its third consecutive year of presentation, the American Black Film Festival (ABFF) Honors annually celebrates individuals of African descent who have made significant, distinguished contributions to American culture through their work in the industry, while saluting the preceding…
By Jasmine BrowleyMade by Jasmine Browley Accomplished choreographer and creative director, Laurieann Gibson has been the driving force behind some of the world’s biggest stars. Now, she’ll finally be front and center. In her new Lifetime docuseries premiering March 2, she’ll share…
By MADEMADE by Karu F. Daniels After years of facing controversy stemming from #OscarsSoWhite, this year’s Oscar nominations shows the campaign may have finally had an impact on the roughly 8,400 member voting body of the Academy Awards. Jordan Peele’s scary blockbuster “Get…
By Jasmine BrowleyMade by Jasmine Browley By now, we’re sure that you’ve already fallen in love with the fierce protectors of Wakanda, the Dora Milaje, otherwise known as the Black Panther’s bodyguards. Marvel’s latest powerhouse installment, ‘Black Panther’ is a…
By Allison KugelMADE by Allison Kugel The life of Damon Dash appears to be an epic triumph to some, a Shakespearean tragedy to others. It depends on where you’re standing when you look at him. After speaking with the hip hop mogul…
By MADERepublished by Billboard. The 2018 Grammys didn’t quite go down as many prognosticators expected, with Bruno Mars sweeping more categories than oddsmakers predicted and the evening’s tone taking a decidedly more political bend than usual. But hey, whether your fave lost or…
By Ashley WhiteThere’s no shortage of hilarious content online, but when it comes to curators of comedy who have been consistently killing it in the digital space—Dormtainment is a force to be reckoned with. For nearly a decade, Cameron Miller, Amanuel Richards,…
By MADEExceptionally ahead of its time, Spike Lee’s first joint She’s Gotta Have It hit theaters in August 1986, featuring the character Nola Darling – a new voice for women rarely seen on the big screen before then. This Thanksgiving Day…
