Where Is Evenfall?
By Melvin Twigg Mason Director Dustin Lee The Atlas Lakeshore Cinema in Euclid was the host of the theatrical premiere...
Entertainment
Sundays at Sylk’s
By Nicole D. Miller Cleveland once again knocked it out of the park by attracting Chicago native Sam Sylk. A...
Black Programs Streaming this Month
By Margaret Adams Here's a list of some programs streaming in February for Black History Month: Cleveland WVIZ Public TV...
The World’s Biggest Selling Album of all Time
Staff Writer Michael Jackson's record album Thriller turns 40 years old on Nov. 30. This masterpiece has affected the world...
Cosmetologist Brings Black Hair Story To Screen
By Sheila Ferguson The Cleveland Observer recently interviewed licensed cosmetologist, author, and newly-minted filmmaker Ladosha Wright, who is the proprietor...
“Ah GOOOH Jay…Wu Su!”
By Melvin Twigg Mason Most of us have heard of the fierce group of female warriors known as The Amazons...
Review of “The Black Phone”
By Melvin Twigg Mason They call him “Finney.” Finneas Shaw is big brother to his sister, Gwen. Almost every...
“The Gray Man” Is Anything But Shady
By Melvin Twigg Mason Exhilarating! That’s how the latest offering from the Russo Brothers could be categorized. “The Gray Man”...
Marry Me. . . Again!
By Melvin Twigg Mason If ever oh ever a great pic there was, “Marry Me” is the one because of...
Hollywood’s First Black Movie Star-The Iconic Sidney Poitier
By Carla Calhoun Sidney Poitier was a Bahamian-American actor, director, producer, and activist born on February 20, 1927. He was...
Minority business highlight: Blank Canvas CLE
By Devon Jones As a part of our mission, The Cleveland Observer seeks to uplift Black-owned businesses in or near...
