For die-hard fans of the crime genre, “Bayou Caviar” might offer some appeal. There’s plenty of action and some very gory violence in the film.

The premiere marked the first time that a film from the New York Film Festival played at the historic Harlem theater.

The film tells the story of Tyrel (Jason Mitchell), the sole black man who attends a raucous birthday party in the Catskills. “Tyrel” premiered in competition at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.

Vanzant is the host of “Iyanla: Fix My Life,” which airs on OWN

Amandla Stenberg gives another strong and emotional performance as Starr in “The Hate U Give.” Russell Hornsby who has been relegated to supporting roles for most of his career (his lead in the short film, “Milk and Honey,” a notable exception), has a career making turn as Starr’s father.

Based on the Marvel Comics, the film stars Tom Hardy, Michelle Williams and Riz Ahmed.

“We’re so thrilled to have her leadership,” said Kerry Washington, actress and founding member of TIME’S UP.

Written by Aston Cooke, ‘Single Entry’ tackles the issues surrounding immigration following two working-class Jamaican women who are determined to leave their modest living in the Caribbean by obtaining their single-entry US visa. 

Nicole Richie and Jordana Brewster were some of the several celebrities in attendance as the non-profit, Baby2Baby hosted the “Baby2Baby Playdate  to celebrate Huggies’ donation of 3 million diapers to help Baby2Baby families in need.

The as-yet-untitled movie is due out in October 2019.

This is the second time the Bajan singer’s Hollywood home has been targeted by thieves.

Ayer accepted the invitation to join the Science and Technology Council of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Hosted by Koshie Mills, “The Diaspora Dialogues” is a talk show created by Mills whose aim is to bridge the gap between Africans in the continent and African descendants in the Diaspora.

The network’s unscripted series includes “Iyanla: Fix My Life,” “The Book of John Gray” featuring Pastor John Gray and his wife Aventer and the docuseries “Black Love.”

Over the weekend, local civil rights activist Earl Ofari Hutchinson said he collected more than 1,000 petition signatures calling for the removal of Cosby’s star in light of his April conviction.