It was 1970 and Black-Jewish relations weren’t at their best. Two years earlier, the Ocean-Brownsville teachers’ strike in Brooklyn had pitted Black and Jewish New Yorkers against one another.

Revisiting MTV’s MADE and why its over-the-top transformations made for unpredictable, unforgettable TV. Trump expected to approve Starmer’s Chagos deal I support the court judgment in the case of ...

Western Pennsylvania’s storied football history is chronicled in a first-of-its-kind NFL Films documentary to be screened at Kamin Science Center for the next two months. “The Football Town” is a ...

Watch these selections that highlight the range and evolution of Black film. By Robert Daniels Founded in 1926 as a one-week observance by the historian Carter G. Woodson, the annual celebration of ...

A Columbus theater is hosting a film series throughout February to celebrate Black History Month. The series features screenings, live performances and post-film discussions on Sunday afternoons.

Five films that made Oscars history Posted: January 22, 2026 | Last updated: February 18, 2026 Ryan Coogler’s 2025 vampire thriller has earned 16 Oscar nominations making it the most nominated film in ...

The incredible Wunmi Mosaku, who played the witchy Annie, finally achieved recognition for her role, receiving a nod for Best Supporting Actress after getting snubbed at the Golden Globes (the film ...

As it prepares for a final bow before relocating to Boulder, Colorado, Sundance alumni recount how America’s most consequential film festival launched careers, crushed nerves and rewrote the rules of ...

The Milwaukee Film logo and website have gotten the remake treatment, officials with the nonprofit behind the Milwaukee Film Festival, Oriental Theatre and Downer Theatre announced Jan. 9. Overseen by ...

On December 31, 2025, MTV quietly ended the version of itself that once mattered most to music fans. After 44 years, its last round-the-clock music channels shut down, closing a chapter many people ...

For 46 seasons, the MTV show Ridiculousness has been a staple in the network's lineup. In fact, the show has been so dominant that it once occupied 113 of the network's 168 hours in its weekly lineup.