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- 1Trump's somber 2024 campaign ad returns to TV screens▼"As # Trump ran to return to the # WhiteHouse in 2024, his campaign released a somber, black-and-white ad... That # ad h
Donald Trump's campaign aired a stark black-and-white advertisement during his 2024 run for the White House, and that same ad has returned to television stations across the United States this weekend. The notable change, according to reports circulating online, is that it now ends with the words "Paid for by the US...", raising questions about who is funding the spot and why it has been revived.
- 2'A Different World' reboot lands at Netflix▼'A Different World' rebooted at 'Netflix' and 'Brothers' on Apple TV
Netflix is moving ahead with a reboot of the classic sitcom 'A Different World', the late-1980s spin-off of 'The Cosby Show' set at a historically Black college. The news comes alongside word of a new series titled 'Brothers' heading to Apple TV, adding to a wave of revivals of beloved television franchises from the era.
- 3Ten Wonderfully Weird Black Shows And Movies Defined The Past Decade▼10 Wonderfully Weird Black Shows And Movies That Defined The Past Decade
A new roundup highlights ten Black-led films and television series from the past ten years celebrated for their offbeat, unconventional storytelling. The list frames quirky Black creativity as a defining force in entertainment over the decade, spotlighting shows and movies that pushed past mainstream expectations and resonated with audiences looking for originality.
- 4'Dreaming Whilst Black' Co-Creator Highlights UK-US Comedy Budget Gap●‘Dreaming Whilst Black’ Co-Creator Says There Is Huge Disparity Between American & British Comedy Budgets
The co-creator of the BBC comedy 'Dreaming Whilst Black' says there is a huge disparity between American and British comedy budgets. The comments come as UK producers and writers continue to debate underfunding in British television, with many arguing that smaller budgets limit the ambition and reach of homegrown comedy compared with US productions.