Michael Ealy
TV Review: Bel-Air, 1×10, “Where To”
As a television series, Bel-Air has always centered around black upper-class excellence and who gets left behind because of it. This theme is profoundly true for the show’s season finale, “...
‘Fatale’ Review: Tawdry, Trashy Fun
After a wild one-night stand, a successful sports agent watches his perfect life slowly disappear when he discovers the sexy and mysterious woman he risked everything for is a determined police detect...
AFI Fest 2020 Review: ‘Really Love’ Shines with Gorgeous Direction from Angel Kristi Williams
Set in a gentrifying Washington DC, a rising Black painter tries to break into a competitive art world, while balancing a whirlwind romance he never expected.
Seven Pounds Reminds Us To Have High Standards For Redemption
I already loved Seven Pounds when it came out 10 years ago. I was one year out of my divorce and reading a lot of spirituality to figure out how to make my new life my best life. Dale Carnegie’s How t...