BOSSIP spoke with 'Judas and the Black Messiah' writer/director Shaka King about what compelled him to make the film. King talked about how Fred Hampton's words really pushed him to make the film and said both Hampton's family and the production team knew the time was now to get the film done.
Daniel Kaluuya spoke with BOSSIP about his role in 'Judas and the Black Messiah' as Chairman Fred Hampton revealing his knowledge about him growing up, he also discussed his chemistry with costar Dominique Fishback, who he described as "a romantic" and he discussed Hampton's impressive self education.
Warner Bros. Pictures announced plans today to release their upcoming Fred Hampton film 'Judas And The Black Messiah' on February 21, 2021 in theaters and HBO Max. The film stars Daniel Kaluuya as the charismatic Black Panther leader Fred Hampton and Lakeith Stanfield as FBI Informant William O'Neal.
We'll never look at Daniel Kaluuya or LaKeith Stanfield the same again! Warner Bros. Pictures just released the new trailer for "Judas & The Black Messiah" and we're completely blown away.
ABC To Air Black Panther Special Kudos to ABC for stepping up with some out of the box content! The network is set to air some very special programming tonight. Check out the promo trailer below: Here’s what to expect: “The FBI and the Panther” – In 1969 a running battle between the Department of […]
What if Black folks in America decided they were going to chuck the deuces and take a month off from White folks? What if we took a month, outside of February, to study and learn about our own history? What if we decided we wanted to pour libations for the many lives that have been […]
Almost 30 years to the date since his arrest for allegedly shooting a police officer in Philly, political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal is no longer on Death Row.
We all know that hip-hop artists moonlight with other careers, but it’s usually acting, singing… or even stripping for some.
Mumia Abu Jamal supporters are being asked to mobilize this Sunday @10AM til 2PM, on Market St, (bet. 5th & 6th Sts.) in the City of Brotherly Love; to demand that a Civil Rights Investigation be opened regarding his case. For more details Continue