While not much is known about Ryan Coogler's highly anticipated sequel, rumors have been thrown around about who will be involved in the movie.
Chadwick Boseman shines as T'Challa one last time.
While many wondered viewers choked up when Chadwick Boseman's likeness appeared during the customary "In Memoriam" segment, many were upset that King T'Challa didn't win the "Best Actor" award that night.
As beautiful as the tribute is it also serves as a reminder of just how trash 2020 has been to us throughout the year.
The late Boseman made a stellar turn as King T'Challa, AKA The Black Panther.
Many comic book fans have even preferred that Marvel incorporate a new Black Panther from their upcoming Multiverse into their MCU mix and let the memory of Boseman's King of Wakanda be as is
The entire eulogy is the kind of stuff that can move the hardest of rocks to tears as it perfectly captures the essence of Boseman and why the culture was devastated when news of his passing circulated. Truth is the MCU game doesn't feel the same knowing that King T'Challa will no longer be saving the day on the silver screen.
This year is shaping up to be a great one for Black actors. From films that have already hit the big screen to the ones yet to drop, we took the time to round-up this 2016's movies featuring your favorite Black actors.
After months of rumors and speculation, Marvel confirms that Ryan Coogler will direct the new 'Black Panther' film.
Common and Chadwick Boseman participated in this year’s Celebrity Game, during NBA All-Star weekend. The two very accomplished entertainers took a second to chop it up with the Urban Daily team, after the festivities. First up, Common spoke about the success of ‘Selma’ and the upcoming Oscar Awards ceremony. And given that the Chicago […]
It’s about damn time Marvel started addressing its diversity issue. Marvel Studios officially confirmed today at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood that Chadwick Boseman will don the cowl of the “Black Panther,” when the film hits theaters on November 3, 2017. The months of teases and maybes are finally over. The Black Panther, whose real name […]
Marvel Studios executives and actors alike have been teasing this project for what seems like an eternity, but the big man himself, Stan Lee, has finally let slip that a movie based on African superhero Black Panther is being made at Marvel. The 91-year-old comic book creator revealed the news at “Marvel Presents: The Legendary Stan Lee” panel at […]