There was a ton of great content revealed throughout FanDome weekend but what got the most publicity, and deservedly so, was the series of sneak peeks at the DC movie projects to come.
This week the NBA’s unique brand of New York-based drama once again shamed anything one could find on Broadway, as well as any and everyone who still bothers to attend Knicks games.
Matthew A. Cherry spoke Kobe’s name in accepting this year’s Best Animated short film Oscar for his beautifully rendered piece “Hair Love.”
The emotion Rose provoked in the city, in Bulls fans was illuminating — so much could be learned by the observance of what fueled that emotion and what dividing lines were exposed as disappointment and frustration became twin pillars of his career.
As announced by LeBron and his Springhill Entertainment production company via the Hollywood Reporter, James is not only shooting for the rare air of the previous Jam, but the kind of culturally specific yet universal jackpot achieved by the likes of “Black Panther”
So, its Friday, you still ain’t got no job and you still ain’t got nothin’ to do? If that’s the case, then Ice Cube is betting on you checking out […]
Warning: *SPOILERS* all up and through here, don’t read if you’re one of the few who haven’t seen Infinity War yet, unless you want to be spoiled.
It’s officially Spring in Chicago and you know what that means — sporadic snow flurries and temperatures mostly in the 30s. This would be one of those times to envy […]
The revolution has not been televised, but we’ve come as close to the revolution being projected as its ever been. Already on a select few screens the majesty, excitement and […]
ESPN has dominated the sports documentary market in recent years with its 30 for 30 series. Like with most things in its persistent chasing of ESPN for ratings and sports […]
