Regina King
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Watch Tom Hanks, Kevin Hart Read Mean Tweets on 'Kimmel'
The segment also includes Tom Holland and Timothée Chalamet
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'The Harder They Fall' Sees the Old West's Black Cowboys Ride Again
Jeymes Samuel's feature debut is a history lesson wrapped in fast, flashy, and fantastical storytelling
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'These. People. Existed.': How 'The Harder They Fall' Brings the Legendary Black Cowboys of the Old West to Life
Director Jeymes Samuel talks about the historical origins of his new all-Black Western, and how the film connects to the traumas of today
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Jay-Z, Kid Cudi Soundtrack Gun-Slinging 'The Harder They Fall' Trailer With Idris Elba
Co-produced by Jay-Z and James Lassiter, Western also stars Jonathan Majors, Zazie Beetz, Delroy Lindo, and LaKeith Stanfield
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Leslie Odom Jr. Fights the Power
The 'Many Saints of Newark' actor talks about his top-secret audition, working with David Chase, and bringing a Black gangster into the 'Sopranos' world
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Idris Elba, Regina King Star in Western 'The Harder They Fall': Watch the Trailer
Netflix film, produced by Jay-Z, also stars Jonathan Majors, LaKeith Stanfield, Zazie Beetz and Delroy Lindo
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12 Best, Worst, and Most WTF Moments of the 2021 Oscars
A sluggish ceremony delivers historic wins, precious few moments of levity — Daniel Kaluuya shouts out his horny parents! Glenn Close does ‘da butt!’ — and one stunningly weird ending
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Leslie Odom Jr. Finds His Power
The actor on the strength he found in playing the legendary songwriter and producer Sam Cooke, and the key conversation with a mentor that kept him on the path toward his breakthrough in 'Hamilton'
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Watch 'SNL' Mock Gorilla Glue Girl With Law Firm Ad
"Fact: Every day, one people fall victim to using Gorilla Glue in place of a beauty product," Regina King's lawyer says
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'One Night in Miami' Review: Imagining a Meeting of Black American Minds
Regina King's directorial debut speculates on what happened between four icons during a historical get-together in 1965 — and delivers a great showcase for its actors
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