Beyoncé's Black Is King film 'slammed' by rapper Noname: 'An African aesthetic draped in capitalism'

Vivienne Chow The Hong Kong International Film Festival named Zheng Lu Xinyuan’s “The Cloud in Her Room” and “This Is Not a Burial, It’s a Resurrection” by Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese as winners of its Firebird Young Cinema competitions, despite the event having been canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic.The festival was initially postponed from its usual spring slot to summer due to the coronavirus, and was eventually canceled.

DC film Black Adam.Due to arrive in cinemas on December 22, 2021, Johnson said last year that he was “honoured to join the iconic #DCUniverse and it’s a true pleasure to become, BLACK ADAM.”Yesterday (August 7), the actor took to Twitter to share a short promo clip for the DC FanDome event, a virtual celebration of the DC Multiverse taking place on August 22, teasing, “THEY NEEDED A HERO.

Early Friday morning (July 31), fans joyously unwrapped Beyoncé’s visual album Black Is King on Disney+. Designed to be a re-imagination of the 2019 film The Lion King, Queen Bey looks to recreate the Black experience, mainly for young African American boys and girls on the project.

Adele has shared a new photo that shows her appreciation for Beyonce’s new visual album, Black is King. The artist, who has become more active on Instagram in recent months, shared an image of her crouching beneath a TV while the new film played.

A post shared by Adele (@adele) on Aug 1, 2020 at 11:09am PDTShe captioned the snap: ‘Thank you Queen for always making us all feel so loved through your art ♥️♥️’.This isn’t the first time that Adele has made it clear that she is obsessed with Ms Yoncé.Back in 2017, she thanked Beyoncé while accepting her Grammy for Album of the Year, saying: ‘I’m very humbled and very grateful and gracious, but the artist of my life is Beyoncé.’She then went on to say that the Halo singer is ‘the most

An entry into the "visual album" format stuffed with so much visual stimulation you want to stare at clouds after watching it, Beyoncé's Black Is King is a sometimes thrilling showcase for African artists whose work fuses brilliantly with that of Americans who have roots on the continent.

William Earl administratorIn one extended sequence of the 2017 documentary “Angry, White, and American,” Black British journalist Gary Younge faces off with alt-right leader Richard Spencer, who, at one point, says, “Look at the life of any African American living in the United States. It’s far better than any African living in Africa.”Translation: Slavery was good.

Early Friday morning (July 31), fans joyously unwrapped Beyoncé’s visual album Black Is King on Disney +. Designed to be a reimagination of the 2019 film The Lion King, Queen Bey looks to recreate the Black experience, mainly for young African American boys and girls on the project. Studded with an army of talented dancers, actors and famous guest stars, Beyoncé’s passion project is a crystal-clear illumination of the importance of Black pride and excellence.

Beyonce has shared her new visual album Black Is King.

Black,” according to its director and star, Beyoncé. (Or is that Beyoncé Knowles-Carter? She takes the last name for her director’s credit, but goes first-name only for her starring credit.)But it’s unlikely that too many fans will flock to Disney+ for altered semantics.

Lion King, reads, “The voyages of Black families, throughout time, are honored in a tale about a young king’s transcendent journey through betrayal, love and self-identity.

Beyonce has assembled an A-list line-up for her film Black is King. The surprise project arrived on Disney+ today (31 July) and includes a bevy of notable and familiar faces.Pharrell, Naomi Campbell, Lupita N’yongo, Kelly Rowland, Tina Knowles-Lawson, husband Jay-Z and eight-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter all appear in the star’s visual album.Since its release, the film has received critical acclaim, as well as praise from fans on social media.

Beyoncé will give her fans the keys to the kingdom Friday (July 31) when she drops her highly anticipated Black Is King visual album that she wrote, executive produced, directed and stars in.Queen Bey invites "today's young kings and queens in search of their own crowns" with a film set to The Lion King: The Gift soundtrack she curated for the Disney live-action remake of The Lion King last year, according to the Disney+ Originals biography.

Beyoncé delivered a special message to fans on Thursday’s “Good Morning America” before Friday’s premiere of “Black Is King”.

Blue Ivy Carter will soon be making her movie debut! The eight-year-old daughter Beyoncé and Jay-Z will be appearing in the movie Black Is King, directed by Beyoncé. Blue Ivy was all smiles while wearing red lipstick and pearls while appearing in the latest trailer for the movie, which will be premiering on Disney+ on Friday, July 31.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefThe Hong Kong International Film Festival has taken the unusual decision of revealing the pictures it selected for its now canceled 44th edition. It also plans to award prizes in its competition sections, though there will be neither in-person or online screenings for the public.The festival had previously rescheduled its 44th edition from its usual slot in March, due to the first wave of the coronavirus outbreak.

Sandra Bullock gathered pals including fellow actresses Jennifer Aniston, Sarah Paulson and Holland Taylor to mark her 56th birthday with a socially-distanced bash on Sunday.