DK

@FilmUpdates “The definition of hell: On your last day on earth, the person you became meets the person you could have become.” Such a powerful statement!

Delroy Lindo wishes "someone from BAFTA spoke to us" after the N-word was shouted as he and Michael B. Jordan were presenting. Lindo told Vanity Fair that we "did what we had to do" in that moment when the racial slur was said by John Davidson, who is diagnosed with Tourette syndrome and attended the BAFTA Film Awards as the subject of the nominated biopic “I Swear.” Sources told Variety after the ceremony that floor managers informed guests and attendees sitting around Davidson of his condition. According to multiple sources, none of the nominees or attendees were contacted by BAFTA or BBC ahead of the show to notify them. variety.com/2026/film/awar…

@VlackLight @DiscussingFilm Yes

@DiscussingFilm Is it worth watching?

First trailer for ‘PARADISE’ Season 2. Premiering February 23 on Hulu.

"My career has been birthed and nurtured in America. I was born in Lewisham hospital, my family's from Jamaica and my mom was part of the Windrush generation. I am British to that extent, that is my reality. But I thank God I came to America" ~ Mr Delroy Lindo ☝🏿📍

@AaliyahLegion 🤣😭

That time Aaliyah & the Spice Girls performed together for the first time

please watch this show so we can do this again. dreaming whilst black S2 is av now on bbciplayer

@hyeliette Couldn’t agree more!

I can't stress enough on how captivating the cinematography and the SOUNDTRACK is. this is the best soundtrack I've heard in years #탄금 #DearHongrang

@AyoShonaiya @abeymilanello Finally 👏🏾

@abeymilanello Afrobeats 2: The Origins. Episode 10 - The Producers, The Church and The Beat. You’ll be surprised how many of the top Afrobeats producers today grew up (and learned music) from the Church, especially Celestial, C&S and other denominations. Coming Soon.

Unrelated to the gist, but this video clip features a young Yemi Sax (who was discovered by Bankulli), who then went on to play the saxophone solo on D’banj’s hit song Fall In Love. Then the guy with the sunglasses, playing the guitar behind Nkem Owoh, that’s my bro from way back in Celestial Church, Muyiwa Abisagboola, fantastic instrumentalist, and also Bankulli’s elder brother. Connecting the dots! 😁

This conversation between between Usher and Keke Palmer was interesting to watch. This reminds of how people critic Beyoncé’s music. They said all that needs to be said.

Went to watch Pig Heart Boy at Unicorn Theatre 2 weekends ago and it was SO good!! The set design, lighting, storytelling, sound engineering, the physical theatre and acting were all incredible and it was so much fun! Def recommend- especially for Black children! 10/10!!

Went to see Pig Heart Boy at the Unicorn Theatre last night. Wow! 😃 It was WONDERFUL - and a little strange - to see my story so brilliant adapted (by @winsome_pinnock), directed by @TristanFAiduenu and acted. A terrific evening. Feeling blessed. 😊 westendbestfriend.co.uk/news/review-pi…

@MrBenjaminB 😩 Ben

Montoya should've just ran into the ocean and let Poseidon take him

This is Afrobeats artiste Seyi Sodimu during the #Grammy weekend in Los Angeles in the year 2004, talking about how his evergreen song Love Me Jeje was rejected by major labels in America because he sounded “African”… Who knew that 20yrs later, a song by another Nigerian artiste Tems, titled Love Me Jeje (inspired by Seyi’s song) would come back to that same Los Angeles and WIN a Grammy! 😊 Congrats to both @temsbaby and @seyimusic 🙌🏾🙌🏾 Nigeria is proud of you 🇳🇬🇳🇬 Video: INTRO LIVE with @djabass GRAMMY Special Edition 2004. Copyright R70. Grammy clip courtesy of the Recoding Academy ⚖️

New clip of ‘Iyanu.’ The series stars an all-Nigerian voice cast: Adesua Etomi-Wellington, Shaffy Bello, Blossom Chukwujekwu, Okey Jude, Serah Johnson, Stella Damasus, Samuel Kugbiyi, and Ike Ononye. 📺: Cartoon Network & Max | Spring 2025 x.com/itgirlslasher/…

@sustrapperazzi_ CRAZY 💣🔥

grime scene saviours (but it’s the 80’s) prod. by me.

The reviews are in! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ by their fruits by dkfash is officially OPEN and off to a soaring start! This “boldly multidimensional” (The Guardian) work of art will be gracing our stage until 30 November, be sure to get your tickets. 🎟 buff.ly/45JXsMT 📸 Ali Wright

A calm little 4 stars to start the day. ‘By Their Fruits’ at @theatre503 until Nov 30. Get you tickets now 🙌🏿🍑

@mariajulianana @wyliesbrat First people I thought I about. I want them leading in their own series 😩

when side couples in a show have more chemistry than the main couple

In the words of the great Jab King: JAB COULD NEVER HIDE. 🇬🇩 This video recap of Spicemas 2024 in Grenada makes me very emotional. Black people are so powerful beyond measure. The Caribbean will always be a Cultural Capital of the world! 🖤 #SpicemasPressPosse #presstrip473

👑 #TheHotWingKing @NationalTheatre is easily one of my top picks this year Quickest standing ovation I’ve seen!! Beautiful set, compelling performances and a moving script which is beautifully warm, heart-wringing, and totally equipped to punch you in the gut