Seventeen-year-old Aaron Avont Johnson premiered his “Moonlight-esque” award-winning film “Lost” on March 10 at Miami’s Manuel Artime Theater and was greeted by an eager audience of fans and local press.

After two seasons of following the story of Rosalee and Noah, escaped slaves and star-crossed lovers from Macon, Georgia, WGN has canceled the show Underground due to a change in network leadership.

Head out to your nearest theater to watch the new Jordan Peele (MadTV and Key and Peele) suspense thriller which possesses some pretty heavy socio-political underpinnings. Here are 5 of them.

After the worst flub in Oscar history, there are 3 lessons that any person should glean from the movie Moonlight.

Akin to the format of urban playwright Tyler Perry, 15-year-old Aaron Johnson's play Bittersweet speaks to sundry issues relative to family and its dysfunctions.

As a kick off to Caribbean Heritage Month in the U.S., arts and museum educator Stephanie Cunningham is hosting a panel discussion called “Caribbeanness Expressed Through the Lens of Arts and Culture” at the Bronx Arts Space, 305 East 140th Street #1A in Bronx, New York on June 5 from 1-4 p.m.

In light of this year’s election in the United States and the brouhaha surrounding immigration, there couldn't be a better time to publish the book we’ve been working on for about a year: ¡HOLA AMERICA!: Guts, Grit, Grind and Further Traits in the Successful American Immigrant.