Night Catches Us, starring Anthony Mackie & Kerry Washington, and scored by The Roots, is a film about the Black Panther movement in Philadelphia during the mid 1970s. Directed by Tanya Hamilton. About The Film: In 1976, after years of mysterious absence, Marcus (Anthony Mackie, “The Hurt Locker”) returns to the Philadelphia ...

Vote for JOE BUCK HERE Vote for MIKE T" ART HERE Via: Art 4 Dilla "So Far To Go" is an international art contest and a tribute to a loved and missed recording artist and producer, James Dewitt Yancey, also known as J Dilla. Artists can submit their original artwork inspired by J Dilla. ...

Available today on iTunes (Mello Music Group), Georgia Anne Muldrow's latest release is an instrumental album titled VWETO -which means 'gravity' in Swahili. The limited edition purple & white swirl vinyl (!!!) will be released on 1/11/11 - pre-order here. Cover artwork by Gene Pendon of HVW8. Included on this collection of ...

via comicbookmovie.com IGN Comics has announced information about the forthcoming release of the Black Panther on DVD, in a six episode series that stars Djimon Hounsou as Black Panther; Jill Scott as Storm; Kerry Washington as Princess Shuri; Alfre Woodard as both Dondi Reese and Queen Mother; Carl Lumbly as Uncle S'Yan; and ...

Jeffrey Wright & Mos (he dropped "Def" for this performance) are starring in the Lincoln Center Theater production of John Guare's new play, A FREE MAN OF COLOR, directed by George C. Wolfe. The show opened last Thursday, November 18 at the Vivian Beaumont Theater and runs until January 9th. (View more video excerpts on ...

Via: Mikes Thompson Friday November 5th I’ll will be doing a FREE webinar for Corel Painter. In this live 30 minute paint session, I will be detailing my workflow and illustration process from start to finish. I’ll be discussing my techniques and tools first hand. If you click this link you can ...

via:Complex In the world of punk rock, hardcore, skateboarding, graffiti, and hip-hop, the photographer Glen E. Friedmanis prolific. For the last 13 years, Friedman has been touring his “Fuck You All” exhibition around the world, a collection of iconic photographs that ranges from the early days of Black Flag and the Dogtown Z-Boys ...