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4 days ago | 
thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell
From twin brothers caught in a devilish homecoming to deadly ballerina assassins, from queer resistance and righteous rage to the return of Sonic and the world of 28 Days Later—this month’s cinema slate is coming in hot. Whether you’re here for high-octane action, heartbreaking docs, futuristic warriors, or flying dragons and talking hedgehogs (because balance, right?), June’s got something that’ll have you front row, popcorn in hand.
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5 days ago | 
thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell
Packed withsome long overdue return like the much-anticipated return of Godfather of Harlem which sees Forest Whitaker back in action as Bumpy Johnson. Black Mafia Family also makes its comeback, as Meech and Terry are still hustling to hold their empire together. Netflix drops Straw, a tense new drama led by Taraji P.
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1 week ago | 
thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell
Her debut play Millennium Girls, currently running at Brixton House, is a bold and tender exploration of girlhood, identity and consent, set against the vibrant backdrop of 90s London. With humour, heart and sharp cultural insight, Leonie brings the stories of a generation of young women to the stage stories rarely told, but deeply familiar. Here, she shares what inspired the play and how it feels to finally bring it to life.
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1 week ago | 
thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell
Backlash: The Murder of George Floyd (BBC Two) marks five years since George Floyd’s killing, exploring how his death sparked a global movement for racial justice through intimate interviews with his family and key figures. On BBC Four, White Man Walking follows one man’s journey across Trump’s America in a BLM T-shirt, confronting deep-rooted racism while seeking unity.
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2 weeks ago | 
thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell
Big Zuu and AJ Tracey are cooking up serious luxury in Seriously Rich Flavours, while Tyler Perry’s She The People adds a Southern twist to the political drama genre. If domestic tension is your thing, Little Disasters digs deep into motherhood and trust. Meanwhile, Nine Perfect Strangers returns with more emotional unravelling in the Alps, and Gran Turismo speeds onto screens with a true story about turning gamer dreams into real-life racing gold.
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3 weeks ago | 
thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell
Now in its third year, the platform has quickly become a vital space for celebrating and interrogating stories from across Africa and the African diaspora—placing Black creatives firmly at the centre of global film conversations. This year, AfroCannes leans into the theme of Afro-Futurism and African Innovation, highlighting the power of speculative storytelling, cultural reclamation, and forward-thinking film practice from the continent and beyond.
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3 weeks ago | 
thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell
For the first time ever, global entertainment giant Netflix steps in as headline sponsor, affirming its commitment to nurturing the next wave of British talent across stage and screen. Taking place at London’s 8 Northumberland Avenue on Sunday 28th September, the ceremony will spotlight the rising stars who’ve made their professional debuts in UK theatre over the past year — on stage and behind the scenes.
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3 weeks ago | 
thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell
Her latest novel, Possibility, follows Anika, a thirty-something woman rethinking everything after a sudden health crisis disrupts her life. With a signature blend of romantic realism and emotional depth, Domingo delivers a story that feels as reflective as it is relatable. Here, she shares what inspired the book and the ideas that shaped Anika’s journey. Please introduce yourself …My name is Sareeta Domingo and I’m an author (and editor) from South East London.
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3 weeks ago | 
thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell
Since joining Faber in 2020, Badu has become known for her sharp editorial eye and commitment to inclusive storytelling, acquiring across picture books, young fiction, middle-grade, and YA. In her new role, she will report to Associate Publisher Alice Swan.
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3 weeks ago | 
thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell
In her new role, Abraha will spearhead Jacaranda’s non-fiction publishing programme and lead the company’s expansion into the US market. A respected voice in both editorial and cultural spaces, Abraha brings a wealth of experience to the role. She’s previously held senior positions at Bloomsbury, IB Tauris, and served as a columnist at The Independent. Her bylines also include The Guardian, VICE, and The Economist, alongside a growing reputation as a cultural commentator and changemaker.
