Saturday, Dec 8, 2012 5:00 PM UTC
The war on Christmas movies
What does the awfulness of most Yule-themed movies tell us about the reality of our so-called favorite holiday?
What does the awfulness of most Yule-themed movies tell us about the reality of our so-called favorite holiday?
A new book tries -- and often fails -- to untangle its complicated legacy in American popular culture
Filmmaker Tyler Perry is giving a Georgia woman a van after hers was stolen
The Comedy Central cartoon takes on Madea and her self-loathing audience members
The "Madea" creator lashes back at his most vocal critic and wonders why Jewish people don't get mad over "Tootsie"
He's been mocked and reviled by critics. His latest, "For Colored Girls," proves -- once again -- why they're wrong
"Why Did I Get Married Too?" renews an old debate: Is the hugely successful black filmmaker a hero -- or a hack?
Mo'Nique, newcomer Gabourey Sidibe and Mariah Carey keep "Precious" from becoming a social tract
Is it a sin to wish Tyler Perry's movies were better?
Why do black comedians like Tyler Perry, Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence don plus-size pantyhose and parade around as their feisty grandmas?
How did an African-American playwright, nearly unknown to white America, become one of Hollywood's most successful filmmakers?
In a bid for the black church vote, the candidate is about to tour South Carolina with antigay gospel singer Donnie McClurkin at his side. He doesn't need to.
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