Browsing: African Diaspora

Film-Festivals

March 15, 20210By christine

SXSW 2021: EXECUTIVE ORDER: Director Lázaro Ramos’ Dystopian Film Addresses Invisible Prejudice in Brazil

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EXECUTIVE ORDER Asks More Questions Than It Answers Interview by Carla Sanchez Taylor Set in a dystopian near future in Rio de Janeiro, a lawyer (Alfred Enoch) sues the Brazilian government for reparation of all descendants of African slaves in the country. The authoritarian government responds by signing an executive order sending all black citizens

Event Photos

October 20, 20260By christine

SOMBR At American Airlines Center Dallas Texas October 18, 2026

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Photos by Andrew Baca Sombr brought the house down at American Airlines Center last night in Dallas—sold-out arena energy, raw vulnerability, and that unmistakable stage presence. From the heartbreak anthems to the swagger, the 20-year-old New York singer-songwriter owned every moment on his You Are The Reason Tour. Our photographer was there to capture it

Authors

October 19, 20260By christine

Rebecca, But With Cats

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Majors

October 16, 20260By christine

We Just Open Our Eyes: Shahar Isaac and Paras Patel on the Living World of THE CHOSEN

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On the set of The Chosen and Lazarus House, Shahar Isaac and Paras Patel—Peter and Matthew—talk about the world James Cunningham built so completely that the actors simply open their eyes and the reality is already there. With Season 6 streaming on Prime Video beginning November 15, 2026, and the theatrical film The Chosen Crucifixion

Majors

October 16, 20260By christine

The Weight of the Empty Cross: The Chosen’s John, Mary, and Andrew on Season 6

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On a Texas set under a heat advisory, George Xanthis (John), Vanessa Benavente (Mother Mary), and Noah James (Andrew) sit in Caiaphas’s office—a room none of their characters have needed before—and talk about the work that has brought them here. Season 6 of The Chosen captures the final twenty-four hours of Jesus of Nazareth. Streaming

A Lot Of People Talk To Animals. Not Many People Listen.

We Just Open Our Eyes: Shahar Isaac and Paras Patel on the Living World of THE CHOSEN

The Weight of the Empty Cross: The Chosen’s John, Mary, and Andrew on Season 6

Still Not Jesus: Jonathan Roumie on the Anger, the Prayer, and the Cross for The Chosen Season 6

THE WEEKND ‘After Hours Til Dawn Tour’ at Dallas AT&T Stadium August 28, 2025

SOMBR At American Airlines Center Dallas Texas October 18, 2026

MUSE at Dos Equis Pavilion August 14, 2026 (photos)

ECHO Resounds in Dallas: Cirque du Soleil Returns to the Big Top in Grand Prairie

Asia’s #1 Rock Guitarist Tak Matsumoto Talks New Supergroup TMG Release “Crash Down Love” (Interview)

SOMBR At American Airlines Center Dallas Texas October 18, 2026

When You Reach the End, That’s When You Find the Beginning: MŌRIAH on “Home to Me” and Jimmy

Stanley Jordan Lets the Eagle Fly: A Fourteen-Year Silence, a Decade-Old Vault, and One Hail Mary

Browsing: African Diaspora

SXSW 2021: EXECUTIVE ORDER: Director Lázaro Ramos’ Dystopian Film Addresses Invisible Prejudice in Brazil

We Just Open Our Eyes: Shahar Isaac and Paras Patel on the Living World of THE CHOSEN

The Weight of the Empty Cross: The Chosen’s John, Mary, and Andrew on Season 6

Still Not Jesus: Jonathan Roumie on the Anger, the Prayer, and the Cross for The Chosen Season 6

Rebecca, But With Cats

“The Numbers Were Already There” – Dr. Nathanael Israel-Israel Says NASA Data Corroborates Book of Genesis

The Internet Before the Internet: Brian Boone, the Third UNCLE JOHN, on 39 Years in the Stall

SOMBR At American Airlines Center Dallas Texas October 18, 2026

Rebecca, But With Cats

We Just Open Our Eyes: Shahar Isaac and Paras Patel on the Living World of THE CHOSEN

The Weight of the Empty Cross: The Chosen’s John, Mary, and Andrew on Season 6