For those loving the color on the I Love Boosters trailer- the grading IS amazing. But that color starts w Production Design, Costume Design, & Cinematography. Panavison developed lenses 4us. Our DP invented a device she put on the lense. U get this look from putting it in on set

This is my Black Queer Studies library, you’ll find books dissertations essays critique and reflections on Black queer life & gender. there will be more added. opening it now so folks can read for anyone that’s interested. The library is now open. 💫 tinyurl.com/TheeFundamenta…

Not only is it Black History Month. It’s also its 100th anniversary!! To commemorate its centennial, I wrote a list of 10 Black films, one from each of the last 10 decades, to stream. nytimes.com/2026/02/03/mov…

A Black history moment in arts and humanities.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN HARLEM. After nearly fifty years under wraps, the film conceived and filmed by the legendary William Greaves and restored/directed by David Greaves, spotlights footage from a 1972 gathering of luminaries of the Harlem Renaissance. Coming soon to theaters.

— the brownies’ book, the first magazine for black children (1920 — 1921). 📖👦🏾👧🏾🍪 created by w.e.b. du bois, this magazine was designed for young black boys & girls to have representation & reinforce pride within themselves during a time of segregation.

Across the street from the “President’s House” US Park Service site in Philly, an ancestral reminder that Ona Judge has escaped two US Presidents: Washington and Trump.

I’m always going to shout out that the double dolly originated with Melvin Van Peebles’ THE STORY OF A THREE-DAY PASS.

Here’s a book on the Chitlin’ Circuit called The Chitlin' Circuit: And the Road to Rock 'n' Roll for anyone interested in reading 📖 tinyurl.com/3n4mpufk

Here’s a copy of Mouths of Rain: An Anthology Of Black Lesbian Thought for anyone interested in reading 📖 (You should read this it’s in my Black Queer Study library) tinyurl.com/37rjhry6

Don’t let this get buried. Republicans are actively obstructing women’s right to vote ahead of the midterm elections.

After more than four decades on the world's top opera stages, acclaimed mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves took her final bow recently and is now devoting herself to teaching the next generation. Jeffrey Brown joined Graves in the days leading up to her farewell.

A dresser inside a museum in New York City has been discovered as a secret stop on the Underground Railroad — the first of its kind discovered in Manhattan in over 100 years ny1.com/nyc/manhattan/…

With the SAVE America Act, Republicans are taking voting rights away from 69 million women. Here's how:

Reminder that we have 2 animated series that are so good to watch and authentic to the African culture. Check them out! However we have a big issue

Makes me think of Zora Neale Hurston’s research and interviews of Black phosphate miners in “bone valley” central Florida who discovered thousands of giant marine fossils while laboring in the mines she wrote about it in Dust Tracks on a Road (1942)

They’re cutting HIV and STD prevention programs to fund more concentration camps.

Hey um...THIS IS VERY ALARMING Y'ALL. This is voter suppression !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LaBelle talking about the influence their fashion choices/stylist had on artists like KISS.

Nickel Boys (2025) was such a masterpiece. Immersive and vivid and RaMell Ross does an incredible job at showcasing the horrors black and brown boys went through at reform schools - the first person POV is utilised so well in the film and the cinematography is gorgeous