Although most were wary of seeing The Devil Wears Prada in theatres again, this is one of the few sequels to prove it had a clear reason to return. Through budget cuts, correcting Miranda on politically incorrect language, and creatives scrambling to find a way to sustain their livelihoods, it catapults itself into 2026 in a genuine way.

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Boots Riley’s I Love Boosters is a passionate, beautifully maximalist critique of capitalism and an ode to community. Though the filmmaker, musician, and activist has only released two feature films in his career, he has already built a strong, unique style: combining activism with eccentricity. But what is a booster? As Boots Riley’s band The Coup explains in their 2006 song “I Love Boosters”, “A booster is a person who jacks from the retail and sells it in the hood for dir

Rumbling onto screens in early November this year, Toho’s own take on their legendary kaiju looks to be even bigger than its predecessor.

As action cinema searches for its next generation of leading men, Kojo Attah is passionately carving a space within the genre through a commitment to thoroughly becoming his characters, and a desire to transform Black representation. Though Kojo Attah has been interested in the dramatic arts nearly all his life, growing up, he never truly believed the industry was directly accessible to him. Even after discovering a drama school near where he lived, the cost alone made the p

The Devil Wears Prada’s long awaited sequel is finally here. Despite criticisms of the commercial motivations and production of the film flooding social media, fans are still rushing to their nearest cinema.

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