Andy Samberg, Sandra Oh Play Nice in Golden Globes ‘Roast’ Opening
Co-hosts lavish compliments on Michael B. Jordan, Spike Lee, Amy Adams and more
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After 2 Political Years, Will the Golden Globes Go Back to Being About the Movies?
For the first time in years, the Golden Globes focus just might be a wide-open awards race, where the top nominees range from “Black Panther” and “Crazy Rich Asians” to “If Beale Street Could Talk” and “The Favourite”
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Palm Springs Is Narnia and 4 Other Things We Learned From the 30th Film Awards Gala
Bradley Cooper, Melissa McCarthy, Spike Lee, Timothée Chalamet and Alfonso Cuarón all accepted awards Thursday night
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Inside Black Filmmakers’ Record $1.5 Billion Year at the Box Office, From ‘Black Panther’ to ‘First Purge’
For the first time, five films directed by black auteurs grossed more than $100 million domestically
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Barack Obama Picks His Favorite 2018 Movies, and 60 Percent Have Nonwhite Directors
Michelle Obama’s “Becoming” and “I Like It” by Cardi B were among former president’s favorites books and songs of the year
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TheWrap’s Top 100 Portraits of 2018, From Gal Gadot to Spike Lee (Photos)
Stars of movies and TV all sat down for TheWrap’s photographers throughout the year
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Timothee Chalamet to Receive Spotlight Actor Award at Palm Springs Film Festival
Last year, the “Beautiful Boy” actor was the recipient of the festival’s Rising Star Award
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Spike Lee on the New Wave of Hit-Making Black Filmmakers: ‘I Hope This Is Not a Trend’
OscarWrap magazine: “I hope this is steady, that it’s not just like a blip,” the “BlackKklansman” director says
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Netflix to Release Spike Lee-Produced ‘See You Yesterday’ in 2019
Stefon Bristol directs this tale of two black prodigies who travel back in time to stop a police shooting
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‘A Star Is Born,’ ‘Vice’ Lead 2019 Australian Academy Award Nominees
“Roma” and “BlacKkKlansman” also score nominations
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Golden Globe Nominee Nicole Kidman on Her Favorite Film This Year (Not Counting ‘Destroyer’)
Actress was nominated for her role in the Karyn Kusama thriller
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Golden Globe Nominee John David Washington Says People of Color ‘Are Thriving’ in Hollywood
“The minorities, you know, are getting recognized more,” “BlacKkKlansman” actor tells TheWrap
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‘Vice,’ ‘Assassination of Gianni Versace’ Lead 2019 Golden Globes Nominations
“The Favourite” and “A Star Is Born” also score five nominations
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Spike Lee to Receive Career Achievement Award From Palm Springs International Film Festival
Director’s more than 30-year career includes “Do The Right Thing,” “She’s Gotta Have It” and “Malcolm X.”
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Spike Lee, Jeffrey Katzenberg to Be Honored by SAG-AFTRA Foundation
“BlacKkKlansman” director and DreamWorks founder to be honored with Patron of the Artists award in November
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How 21 Movies and TV Shows Portrayed 9/11 (Photos)
From “United 93” to special episodes of “The West Wing” and “Law & Order,” here’s how Hollywood has portrayed the terrorist attacks on screen
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Boots Riley Calls Spike Lee’s ‘BlacKkKlansman’ a ‘Fabricated’ Pro-Cop Story: ‘Really Disappointing’
“Sorry to Bother You” filmmaker voices sharp critique of Lee’s new “based on a true story” joint
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‘BlacKkKlansman': Here’s What Happened to the Real NORAD Klansmen in Charge of Protecting Us From Nukes
How Ron Stallworth uncovered a problem with “national security implications”
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‘How Stella Got Her Groove Back’ and 9 Other Black Rom-Coms to Watch on 20th Anniversary (Photos)
“Deliver Us From Eva” and “She’s Gotta Have It” are among the hits that prove that movies, especially romantic comedies, can be colorblind
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‘BlacKkKlansman’ Fact-Check: Spike Lee’s Film Stays Close to the ‘Crazy, Outrageous, Incredible True Story’
The wildest things actually happened
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‘The Meg’ Bites Down on $4 Million in Thursday Previews
Jason Statham monster movie will look for support from China
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Spike Lee Informed Obama About Charlottesville Killing While on Golf Course’s 18th Hole
“I could see on his face–that shock,” director tells Time
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‘BlacKkKlansman’ Film Review: Spike Lee Looks Back – and Forward – in Anger
Based on the true story of a black cop who infiltrated the KKK, this is Lee’s most vital and impassioned film in decades
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How ‘BlacKkKlansman’ Could Turn Cannes Acclaim Into Box Office Dollars
With “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” already successful, Focus Features continues their huge 2018 prestige slate with Spike Lee’s latest
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‘Sorry to Bother You’ to ‘BlacKkKlansman': Black Auteurs Provide Surreal Takes on Race in America
“You find humor in the heartache and that’s part of the African-American condition,” says “BlacKkKlansman” writer Kevin Willmott
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The Evolution of Denzel Washington, From ‘Malcolm X’ to ‘The Equalizer 2’ (Photos)
Denzel Washington has enjoyed plenty of success in Hollywood
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Netflix Debuts ‘Strong Black Lead’ TV Spot at BET Awards 2 Days After Firing Exec for N-Word Use (Video)
New spot highlights directors and stars of Netflix originals like “Luke Cage” and “Dear White People”
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Cannes Film Market ‘Healthy’ as New Players Fill Streaming Giant Void
Cannes 2018: “People associate activity with big players spending a lot of money. That can be a little misleading,” Saban Films president Bill Bromiley tells TheWrap
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The Cannes – Oscar Connection: How Strong Will It Be This Year?
The connection between the most prestigious film festival and the most celebrated film award can fluctuate wildly — and this year’s crop is most promising in one specific category
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Is the Cannes Film Festival in Decline? Not to the French
Cannes 2018: As the festival comes to an end, here’s why it still matters — and why “BlacKkKlansman” and “Sink or Swim” were two of its most important films this year
