A huge opening box office weekend for the latest (and hopefully truly final) installment in the long running Halloween franchise shows the public’s appetite for the ongoing battle between Laurie … Read More “HALLOWEEN IS HORRIFICALLY GOOD: A REVIEW BY TIM ESTILOZ”
If one is to believe those who knew the very private and humble astronaut Neil Armstrong best, then the new film “First Manâ€, which profoundly probes his personal life, would … Read More ““FIRST MAN” FIZZLES: A REVIEW BY TIM ESTILOZ”
Hollywood has been criticized, often deservedly so, for being increasingly devoid of originality. Studio execs seem to embrace efforts to grab a quick commercial buck by cranking out myriad second … Read More “A STAR IS BORN: Review by TIM ESTILOZ”
Entertainment reporter Tim Estiloz chats with Boston Celtics’ Kyrie Irving about his new comedy film Uncle Drew and the speculation about his NBA future.
Entertainment reporter Tim Estiloz interviews Oscar-winning actress Mary Steenburgen about her new film, Book Club.
Anyone who knows me, knows that I am a huge child at heart. It’s a characteristic handed down from my beautiful, playful mother. A quality that allows me to have … Read More “Wrinkle in Time Taps in to Inner Child and Warrior Mode”
Author Justin KeyPosted on No comment “Unsolved” Tries To Do More Than Solve the Murders of Biggie and Tupac “Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and Notorious B.I.G.,” the ten episode limited series that premiered on USA February 27, may seem like the latest in a never-ending cycle of Biggie … Read More ““Unsolved” Tries To Do More Than Solve the Murders of Biggie and Tupac”
Author Justin KeyPosted on No comment Black Panther Double Sided Review: on White People, Marvel, and Black Storytelling I’ve been waiting to go to see Black Panther at the movies a lifetime, not hyperbole, just straight up truth. I go with my son, and when the lights darken, … Read More “Black Panther Double Sided Review: on White People, Marvel, and Black Storytelling”
From real life dramas to the black college experience and all the way into the land of fantasy, black television is steadily soaring and giving us life! For years we … Read More “The Current State of Black Television”
I’m preparing for Taraji P. Henson’s new flick Proud Mary. I don’t have especially high expectations for the movie in terms of it being Oscar-worthy or anything, but as a … Read More “Prepping for “Proud Mary” with Tales of Hitmen Past”
