by Dino-Ray Ramos | Jun 22, 2022 | Culture, News
On June 21, Janet Yang, who is best known as the executive producer of the groundbreaking film The Joy Luck Club, was honored with a pillar at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. Architect Renzo Piano’s concept for the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is not only...
by Team Diaspora | Oct 21, 2021 | Culture, News
The 3rd annual MACRO X HBCU Entertainment Summit is set and it’s gonna be good! The in-person event will take place October 23 at Atlanta’s Atlantic Station. The fest will host an array of panels and programming, a pitch competition, food trucks, giveaways and...
by Mark Paul | Oct 12, 2021 | Film, News
NewFest — the New York LGBTQ+ film and media organization — is days away from the 33rd edition of its film festival. And for the record, their lineup is good. Real good. The hybrid fest kicks off on October 15 and continues through October 26. The opening...
by Mark Paul | Oct 8, 2021 | News
Hispanic Latinx Heritage Month ends on October 15, so there is still plenty of time to celebrate! Hulu has set a cultural showcase of artists and acts that celebrate Los Angeles’ Hispanic and Latinx communities with Valentina (RuPaul’s Drag Race) and Alexander...
by Sheila East | Oct 7, 2021 | TV
Bad news: Insecure is ending after its fifth and final season. Good news: based on the trailer, it’s gonna be an excellent season. Better news: HBO is celebrating the last season with the invite-only “Insecure Fest” block party in Los Angeles on...
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