Newcomers Chenée Taylor and Akins Subair break down their roles in the brand new BBC Three show ‘Just Act Normal’, embracing growing up and character development.

Ivanno Jeremiah, who stars as Sidney Poitier in Ryan Calais Cameron’s latest West-End hit, Retrograde at the Apollo Theatre speaks to The Floor Mag.

Ryan Coogler's Sinners, out in cinemas now , is a masterful blend of historic realism and supernatural horror, set against the backdrop of 1930s Mississippi – and this time, sets vampires up under the guise of colonialism. 

Directors Shola Lynch and Reginald Hudlin on their latest project focusing on black Hollywood, two-part series Number One on the Call Sheet.

Star performances came from all cast members, particularly Arinzé Kene and Karl Collins with their impeccable one-liners and comedic timing.

Jodie Campbell on returning to St Gilbert's, spending time with her cast mates outside of filming and Boarders series two.

Ryan Coogler unpacks his new film, Sinners for international fans in a virtual junket.

BIFA winner Susan Chardy talks about her new film On Becoming a Guinea Fowl and working with director Rungano Nyoni in Zambia.

BAFTA Breakthrough has played an impeccable role in the entertainment industry. Here are some of the honourees over the past 11 years.

Sharing my story as a person living with sickle cell disease and amplifying the voices of others has consistently been a personal journey.

African cinema has played a significant role in liberation struggles on the continent.  Documenting atrocities, and powerful visual...

Ballet Black’s founder Cassa Poncho, on founding the dance school, their upcoming performance at Stratford East and what audiences can learn

A Raisin in The Sun's Joséphine-Fransilija Brookman and Solomon Israel chat to The Floor Mag about stage the Chicagoan 1959 play.

Director Monique Touko talks working at the Royal Court on Tife Kusoro's afro-surrealist play G.

In 'My Father's Fable,' Faith Omole presents a very moving exploration of identity, grief and self-discovery.

'Everything I Own' is more than a monologue; it’s a vivid tapestry of the trials and triumphs of being Black in Northern England.

From building a chosen family with the ‘We Are Lady Parts’ cast to being in the rehearsal room for her new production ‘My Father’s...

Not as well covered as its counterparts, the BAFTA Craft Awards took place on Sunday 28 April. Celebrities you don’t often see gracing...

From rival Brontes to trips to New York, there's a show for everyone as April ends and May begins.

Anastasia Osei-Kuffour writer and director of Love Steps discusses the process of poetry to stage.