Brian Richards

A look back at the film HEAT in honor of its 25th anniversary.

A look back at the film HALLOWEEN in honor of its 40th anniversary.

A lot of questions have been asked about ZACK SNYDER'S JUSTICE LEAGUE before its premiere on HBO Max, and this article is about answering all of them.

A look back at the film THE MATRIX in honor of its 20th anniversary.

A look back at the television series BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER in honor of its 25th anniversary.

A look back at the film MALCOLM X and how it refused to sanitize who and what Malcolm X was in order to make white people feel comfortable.

A discussion about the film BLADE and how it contributed to more Black characters appearing in the horror genre. (Originally published on Uproxx.com)

New York mayor Eric Adams was humiliated by attorney/political commentator Olayemi Olurin when he was interviewed on THE BREAKFAST CLUB, and the NYPD had nothing better to do than whine and complain about her on Twitter. (Originally published on Pajiba.com)

Serena Williams appeared nude in a photoshoot for VANITY FAIR when pregnant, and not surprisingly, racism and misogyny reared their heads all over the Internet in response.

Supriya Ganesh will no longer be a cast member on THE PITT after its second season, and the show's producers seem to have a disturbing habit of treating Black women and women of color as if they're expendable and interchangeable.

Verzuz was a fun and popular distraction for many people at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, but unfortunately, it didn't take long for things to fall apart.

Keke Palmer went to go see Usher perform at his residency in Las Vegas, and her boyfriend chose to embarrass himself on Twitter by publicly shaming Keke for her choice of outfit.

The Nottoway Plantation House in White Castle, Louisiana recently burned down for reasons unknown, and Black people on and off the Internet saw this as a reason to celebrate.

Donald Trump was invited to speak at the National Association of Black Journalists convention, and many Black journalists were both disappointed and enraged by the NABJ's decision. (Originally published on Pajiba.com)

Amanda Seales was interviewed by Shannon Sharpe on his Club Shay Shay podcast, and Black people on social media had a lot to say about them both when it was all said and done.