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Black Films to Binge-Watch This Thanksgiving Weekend
Yesterday was Thanksgiving, and if there’s anything we all know, it’s that the real celebration begins the day after when the leftovers hit their peak flavor, the blankets come out and binge-watching becomes a full-time job. So, if you're settling into the weekend and want movies that feel like family, culture, history, laughter, healing, and the true meaning of gratitude, here’s a perfect watchlist to dive into. And of course, we’re starting with the ultimate classic… Soul

Oluwaseun Mary Temitope
Nov 28, 20252 min read


African Pictures International Drops a Black Friday PR Deal You Can’t Ignore
If you know African Pictures International and their team, you already know they deliver excellence and this Black Friday, they’ve decided to share that excellence with everyone. In the spirit of Thankgiving, African Pictures International is running a Black Friday promo on all PR packages, giving brands, founders, creators and businesses the chance to access high–quality press release services at unmatched rates. Now let’s get into the real juice of this deal, because hon

Oluwaseun Mary Temitope
Nov 27, 20253 min read


From Surulere to Stardom: Wizkid’s Untold Story Comes Alive
Some artists make music, Wizkid , Machala, Daddy Yo, Biggest Bird, Popsy, Big Wiz, Starboy makes history. The Nigerian Grammy award-winning superstar is the only one of his generation whose name can sit alongside the late Fela Kuti , and this documentary brings every side of him to life, giving fans a rare look at the man, the music, and the movement behind the legend. This isn’t just a superstar sharing his story. It’s a legend reclaiming his narrative. SWAN GALLET/WWD/G

Siona Sakah
Nov 26, 20252 min read


Daniel Etim Effiong's "The Herd" Arrives on No 1 on Netflix Nigeria - And the Conversation Has Already Begun
THE HERD ON NETFLIX Daniel Etim Effiong's feature directorial debut The Herd has barely landed on Netflix and it's already emerged as one of the most talked-about and most divisive Nollywood titles of 2025. After a robust theatrical run in Nigeria beginning October 17, the crime thriller premiered on Netflix across Africa on November 21, immediately ascending to No. 1 in Nigeria's movie chart while claiming Top 3 positions in Kenya and South Africa. Within days, the film ac

Sahndra Fon Dufe
Nov 25, 20255 min read


Chadwick Boseman Posthumously Awarded Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Viola Davis, Ryan Coogler, and Simone Ledward-Boseman Lead a Powerful Tribute to the Late Actor Letitia Wright, Chadwick Boseman gets Hollywood Walk of Fame Star | Image - GETTY Chadwick Boseman, the trailblazing actor whose performances reshaped Black cinematic storytelling, has been posthumously honored with the 2,828th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The ceremony, held Thursday in Los Angeles, drew friends, collaborators, and loved ones who gathered to celebrate a life

Sahndra Fon Dufe
Nov 20, 20254 min read


The New Year of Return: How the Asantehene's Barbados Visit Rewrites 400 Years of History
Bridgetown, Barbados – The Diaspora is mostly familiar with Hollywood’s blockbusters kings presented by Marvel and other American studios. We've watched The King's Speech , where a stammering monarch finds his voice to lead a nation through war. We've felt the weight of T'Challa returning to Wakanda to claim his throne in Black Panther . We've laughed as Prince Akeem crossed an ocean to find love in Coming to America I & II. But on November 11, 2025, something far more prof

Sahndra Fon Dufe
Nov 19, 20259 min read


Could Damson Idris Be Wakanda’s Next King?
Damson Idris | Moxon Edits Ryan Coogler just confirmed that the next film on his plate is Black Panther 3, and now we officially know that Damson Idris is stepping into the suit. How delicious! Marvel fam, grab your popcorn and your auntie’s wrapper, because Wakanda might just be welcoming its next king. The same Damson who charmed the world in Snowfall and zoomed into superstardom beside Brad Pitt in F1 has the timeline buzzing, the memes flying, and the excitement

Siona Sakah
Nov 18, 20252 min read


Nigeria's "19" Premieres at GUBA, Lands in Barbados Schools. Is This the Future of Afro-Caribbean Co-Productions?
From L to R, Tola Odunsi, Sola Sobowale, Stan Nze in post-screening conversation hosted by Stephanie Busari | Image- Jot Photography(for GUBA) Bridgetown, Barbados The first day of the GUBA Trade & Investment Forum 2025 concluded with something unexpected: a standing ovation for a Nigerian film that would, within hours, become part of Barbados' national curriculum. On the evening of November 10, after a full day of panels on reparations, financial integration, and diaspora i

Sahndra Fon Dufe
Nov 15, 20258 min read


Celebs Spotted at GUBA 2025: From Nollywood Legends to NFL Stars, Here's Who Pulled Up to Barbados
GUBA 2025 | Photography by Ernest Simmons For GUBA Bridgetown, Barbados – Listen, the GUBA Trade & Investment Forum isn't your average conference. This is what happens when you mix high-stakes business with culture, purpose, and a guest list that looks like the Oscars decided to collaborate with the African Union. From NFL stars to Nollywood royalty, civil rights icons to Afrobeats architects, Barbados became the epicenter of Black excellence last week. And honey, everyone

Sahndra Fon Dufe
Nov 14, 20256 min read


Mo Abudu’s EbonyLife ON Plus is Live.
Mo Abudu, Courtesy of Kelechi Amadi Obi After months of quiet anticipation, EbonyLife ON Plus is finally here, and you can feel Mo Abudu’s magic in every part of it. This isn’t just another app you download and forget. It’s a space that feels personal, intentional, and full of soul. A place where stories are told with care, where learning feels like growth, and where entertainment feels like it was made for us. Now available on the App Store and Google Play, the platform is

Siona Sakah
Nov 8, 20252 min read


WCW: Nia Miranda (Nwosuocha); The Legacy-Carrying, Scene-Stealing Queen We Can’t Stop Watching
There’s something magnetic about a woman who owns her story, her roots, and her impact, and that’s exactly why Nia Miranda Nwosuocha is my Woman Crush Wednesday. She’s not just starring in G.R.I.T.S. (Girls Raised in the South), she’s redefining what it means to be a Southern Black woman on screen. From her fierce portrayal of Bria to her real-life work bringing solar power through her Eco Sistah platform to Kenyan schools, she’s got a whole read/rap-along book series coming

Siona Sakah
Nov 5, 20252 min read
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