Gail Choice  |   OW Contributor
Mar 5 2009

Black women on TV

 In honor of Women’s History Month let’s take a look at what’s happening with Black women in the area of drama, action and comedy on the Network and Cable stations.

Mar 5 2009

Ava DuVernay reaches for her dreams in Hollywood

 Achieving success in Hollywood is impossible for most and a high-hurdle even for the most talented. So imagine the rare odds of reaching that milestone, not once, but twice… Meet Ava DuVernay-known to most as “Ava the unstoppable”. As the chief executive officer of the multi-media agency DVA Media + Marketing, Ava has for more than a decade played a pivotal role in the success of film projects like “Dream Girls,” “Madagascar,” “Collateral” and others.

Feb 28 2009

When we speak of kings

If you didn’t see “Kings of the Evening” at this year’s Pan African Film Festival then you missed an opportunity to celebrate the human spirit and the black man. Currently the film is making the rounds at film festivals nationwide, garnering awards and lots of attention because of its very different subject matter, and the obvious passion that went into making this film that is based on true events.

Gail Choice  |   OW Contributor
Feb 28 2009

Something for everyone

“Desert Bayou” is a feature length documentary that tells the story of 600 African Americans who found themselves living in Utah after Katrina destroyed their homes.

Produced by Percy Miller (Master P), this film documents how this very white community dealt with an influx of blacks, some with criminal records.

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