Kanye West Documentary To Premiere At Sundance 2022
Netflix’s Kanye West documentary ‘jeen-yuhs’ is set to have its world premiere at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival, which begins in January.
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PEEP THE FULL TRAILER FOR THE UPCOMING FLICK, WHICH HITS THEATERS JUNE 19TH
THE HARLEM RAPPER SAT DOWN WITH THE NEW YORK TIMES
PRETTY FLACKO IS HEADED TO THE BIG SCREEN
TWO OF THE WU HAVE SOMETHING SPECIAL COOKING
THE HARLEM SPITTER SCORED A SUPPORTING ROLE IN THE MOVIE ‘DOPE’ , WHICH WILL PREMIERE AT THE SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL THIS WEEK.
MASS APPEAL & CNN’S FASHION FILM TO SCREEN IN UTAH
FILM USES SATIRE TO HIGHLIGHT HOW RACE STILL MATTERS IN A “POST RACIAL” AMERICA
(AllHipHop News) Sean “Diddy” Combs continues to push his Ciroc brand, which has been named the official vodka of the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. Diddy’s Ciroc brand will be featured at all of the official of events that take place during the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. “We are very excited to join the Sundance Film Festival and the Sundance Channel in celebrating the spirit and creativity of independent film and filmmakers,” Sean “Diddy” Combs said. “Encouraging the creation of art is important to me. I love to see independent filmmakers bring new and innovative platforms to our culture. It’s inspiring.” The 2013 Sundance Film Festival, which kicked off yesterday (January 17), in Park City, Utah, showcases films and movies from around the world, as part of its mission to discover, support, and inspire independent filmmakers. Ciroc will be served at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival’s most high-profile events, including the “New Frontier Premiere Party,” and The Award Ceremonies. “Ciroc Vodka is the perfect addition to the Sundance Film Festival – we’re known to inspire great celebrations and Park City will be no exception,” Diddy said.
ICE T HAS MORE MCs THAN A LITTLE BIT IN HIS UPCOMING DOC – “SOMETHING FROM NOTHING: THE ART OF RAP”
(AllHipHop News) A new documentary at this year’s Sundance Film Festival will receive a well-known co-sign, courtesy of Hip-Hop Soul queen, Mary J. Blige. The Associated Press reports the singer is lending her support to The Invisible War, a documentary that examines the trauma suffered by female and male victims of rape at the hands of their military colleagues and the difficulty they have in prosecuting their attackers. Blige was on hand Friday (January 20) for the film’s premiere at Sundance. Amy Ziering, the film’s producer, confirmed Blige’s involvement, telling the AP that the vocalist would write an original song for the film after the Sundance festival. The new song will join another tune from the Grammy winner, “Need Someone,” which is featured in the closing credits of The Invisible War. “Need Someone” is taken from Blige’s latest album, My Life II… The Journey Continues (Act 1). News of Blige’s original song marks the latest soundtrack entry for the songstress, who was recently nominated for a Golden Globe award for her song, “The Living Proof.” The Underdogs-produced track is included in the film, The Help.
UNCLE LUKE AND THE 2 LIVE CREW PLAN REUNION TOUR FOR 2012
(AllHipHop News) Houston, Texas hip-hop artist, Chingo Bling, widely known for his unique marketing campaigns that proudly display his Mexican-American roots, announced that he will be attending Park City, Utah’s Sundance Film Festival. Widely regarded as one of the most prolific independent film festivals in the world, The Sundance Film Festival will play host to Chingo’s newest movie, Filly Brown, a movie about an L.A. street poet. The flick also stars Edward James Olmos and Lou Diamond Phillips, while Youssef Delara and Michael Olmos handle directing duties. “I got a call back in November 2010 from my good friends on the West Coast, Edub and Khool-aid of Pocos Pero Locos. They said that there was a film they were involved in as producers and would love to have me be a part of it. So naturally I’m like hell yea!” Chingo told the Houston Press. “I play a character named Rayborn Ortiz. He’s a fast talking Damon Dash like character, full of clichés and a little comic relief. A legend in his own mind. He is Filly Brown’s manager,” Chingo said of his role in the movie. When asked about his development as an actor and about his overall understanding of the movie business, Chingo said being an independent artist helped him. “Luckily, my career took me on a path where I have created a following, so I’m used to being on camera, and people know who I am,” Chingo explained. “I produce a lot of my own content so I have a feel for directing, editing and improv. All of that experience helps when producers are trying to cast for a movie. In 2011 I had to pass up a few roles that were offered to me because of scheduling conflicts, etc. This year I want to really dive in and take advantage of more opportunities and land more roles.” Below is the Sundance Trailer for the film Philly Brown. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNYnMeMQOP0?rel=0&w=560&h=315]
Adepero Oduye (Pariah) reflects upon the abandonment of her pre-medical studies, discovering her voice, and the inspiration she drew from Robert Duvall’s performance in The Apostle.
COMEDIENNE KIM WAYANS GETS SERIOUS ABOUT HER ROLE IN THE FILM “PARIAH”
DIRECTOR DEE REES CHECKS IN ON WHAT IS BEING CALLED THIS YEAR’S “PRECIOUS”!