The Oscar-nominated producer and director returns to the big screen with a film he wrote, starring frequent collaborator Michael B. Jordan and Nigerian-born actress Wunmi Mosaku.
The British Nigerian actress stars alongside Michael B. Jordan in the 1930s-set supernatural film, out this weekend.
Works by street photographers from Kenya, South Africa, Algeria and Nigeria come together as part of the International Center of Photography's latest exhibition in New York.
In her debut book, the Emmy-winning actress shares the powerful influence her family’s Igbo culture had on her upbringing in Massachusetts.
The two-time Oscar-nominated actor brought together people of all ages for a symbolic race, organized by his foundation, in Richmond, Virginia.
Though the film industry hasn’t always rewarded him for his immense talent, the Benin-born actor is using his career’s currency for something far more meaningful than accolades and acclaim.
Not even a cold could stop the Grammy-winning Nigerian star from making New York one of the most memorable stops on her world tour — with cameos by Ayra Starr, John Legend and a very young fan.
Four years after becoming a viral social media sensation, many of her fans want to know where the “old Elsa” is. But Elsa Majimbo’s not bowing to anyone else’s expectations or pressure.
New films from Abderrahmane Sissako, Mati Diop and David-Pierre Fila are showing at the 2024 edition of the Berlin Film Festival.
On December 21, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences announced the shortlist of potential nominees for the 2024 Best International Feature Film category.
The London-based group, Swim Dem Crew, took a trip to Dakar to mark ten years of uplifting people of color through swimming.
The award-winning Goodbye Julia, a restored version of the classic Mapantsula, and many more African gems will play at this year’s African Diaspora Film Festival in New York.
The South African luxury brand is set to debut its first U.S. outpost early next year.
In Ndima Ndima, the New Zealand-based writer tells a fictional coming-of-age story set against the real backdrop of her home country of Zimbabwe.
In her new memoir, ‘The Race to be Myself,' the South African Olympian, who has been banned from racing because of elevated testosterone levels, shares her battle to run free.
Though the South African choreographer and dancer may be hanging up his dance shoes, he still has more to give.
The Nigerian singer has put together a touring exhibition featuring a selection of artwork that will accompany his upcoming album, The Evil Genius.