On stage, legendary model Pat Cleveland was singing “Josephine,” a song written especially for her by her musical director ...

In his new book The World of Black Film, writer and programmer Ashley Clark widens the canon of Black cinema and presents a global selection of vital filmmaking. Ahead of a weekend of related ...

In late 2001, in a move that triggered a flurry of international headlines, the radical American director Peter Sellars was ...

Models dressed in midriff-bearing tops and oversized bottoms of solids, stripes and plaids worn with headresses during the fashion show to benefit the restoration of the Chateau o ...

The DuSable Black History Museum and Education Center was founded in 1961 by Dr. Margaret Taylor Burroughs. The DuSable Black ...

Berlinale chief Tricia Tuttle addresses the political storm that rocked the early days of the 76th edition and talks about ...

This week's International Inside features the opening of the 2026 Berlin Film Festival, Prime Video and 'Billy Elliot' the musical.

Beth de Araújo, who won two prizes at Sundance with “Josephine” and is presenting the film at the Berlinale on Friday, said her heart-wrenching drama highlights how the lack of accountability for ...

Former AEW Women's World Champion Dr. Britt Baker, DMD, provides an update on whether or not she is done as an in-ring ...

Channing Tatum, Gemma Chan and newcomer Mason Reeves star in Beth de Araújo's autobiographical drama about the aftermath for ...

The artist once said "photography is mystical, spiritual, magical." Looking at her images in "Ming Smith: Jazz Requiem — Notations in Blue," it's easy to see what she means.

Filmmaker Beth de Araujo has turned to cinema to bring her own personal trauma to the screen using a fictionalized situation to mirror the harrowing event in her childhood that has informed the rest ...