Cameron enters a world where winning comes at a price most of us will never understand. Behind the glamour, the press conferences, the rings and the trophies, there’s an economy of power that demands sacrifice. Literal sacrifice.

Long before I ever held a crystal or walked into the spiritual section of a bookstore, I was watching The Craft on a rainy night, completely captivated by four teenage girls who weren’t just misfits, they were magic. Their power wasn’t metaphorical. It was ancestral. Elemental. Real.

Somewhere between their spells and their shadows, I felt a flicker of something inside me.

Eve’s Bayou (1997), Kasi Lemmons’ haunting Southern Gothic debut, unfolds in a prosperous Creole community in Louisiana during the 1960s.

At first glance, it seemed like a Southern gothic film, a stylish period piece filled with smoke, blues, and blood. But after my fourth viewing, it became crystal clear: Sinners is not a film. It’s a ritual.

In September 2024, I had the honor of attending a special presentation of The Piano Lesson during the Toronto International Film Festival.

At first glance, Ani seems like a woman who has everything under control. Her unapologetic confidence and adaptability are magnetic, and you can’t help but admire her.

For over 50 years, Bethann has been the unwavering voice of Black representation in the fashion industry