Top Black Movies Of 2025 You Need To Watch Before The Year Ends
Whether you’re streaming on Netflix, Showmax, or catching theatrical releases, this year represents a renaissance moment for Black storytelling across the diaspora.
Whether you’re streaming on Netflix, Showmax, or catching theatrical releases, this year represents a renaissance moment for Black storytelling across the diaspora.
Seize the promise of the season with these magical events (free or low-cost), from imaginative musicals to nights featuring board and casino games, comedy, and the joy of jazz.
Orthodox Christians in Ethiopia follow the Tewahedo Church calendar which places Christmas on January 7th, twelve days after the rest of the world has put a close to the festivities. This Christmas festival in Ethiopia is “YeLidet Be’al” or Genna which translates to “imminent” expressing the coming of the Lord for the redemption of mankind.
Twinkle season is here, and Philadelphia knows how to make it sparkle and shine. Looking for a way to get into the Christmas groove? A visit to one of the many holiday light shows is a perfect start.
Ready or not, go out and celebrate the gift of December. And make sure that you wear your scarf. Here’s a warm offering of Instagrammable activities to kick off the joy of the coming holidays…
For Black creators, AI is a welcoming development as it is useful as a tool to drive the amplification of African stories.
Seen & Heard: The History of Black Television acts as a necessary deep dive into an industry that has made huge profits from Black talent while denying them control. It is an essential watch, not just for looking back, but as a crucial guide for understanding the challenging path to real representation.
From costume exhibits of famous Afrofuturism Hollywood movies to striking up the band at the nation’s oldest Thanksgiving Day Parade, jump into the joy of the holiday season with these entertaining and enlightening events and programs.
The All Black 18th Annual Holiday Affair is a fundraiser and toy drive that has quietly become one of the Philadelphia region’s most important holiday traditions. Organized by Big Scott Entertainment LLC, this event proves you can throw an incredible party while doing serious good in your community.
For many African immigrant families across the U.S., Thanksgiving is never just about turkey. It is a chance to blend cultures, flavors, and family traditions, creating something uniquely their own.