Arts & Entertainment
Global Grind’s coverage of today’s arts and entertainment news for urban millennials.
Fans are wondering if they should spend their rent money on Beyoncé's Renaissance Tour tickets. Check out fan reactions inside.
Today (February 1), in honor of Black History Month, the media conglomerate announced the launch of their podcast network. Click inside to read the full press release!
Legend Making Legends: How John Singleton Uplifted A New Generation of Talent With ‘Boyz N the Hood’
One of John Singleton’s most prolific works is Boyz N The Hood, which put several actors and fellow filmmakers on the entertainment map.
The five-time Grammy took to his social media this week to share the news that he'd be going on a 28 city tour beginning in April. Click inside to learn more!
Our favorite duo is back! Today (January 31), the two took to their social medias to announce that the next installment of the acclaimed franchise is in early pre-production!
Eddie Murphy is down for the next Shrek movie to reprise the role of his beloved character Donkey. Watch the interview clip inside.
The immaculate Nia Long is on arguably the best run of her career. Although the 52 year old can probably get any role she wants at the moment, she stopped by The Drew Barrymore Show to discuss a time when it wasn't that easy. Click inside to hear the important conversation the actresses had.
Netflix's "That '90s Show" brings fans the nostalgia they missed from "That '70s Show" 25 years later. Check out fan reactions inside.
Rihanna’s Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show is closer than ever. Apple Music gives fans a new way to experience her musical genius.
With Meech barely out of the hospital and still bleeding out, Terry assumes command of BMF. BMF is strapped for cash, out of product, and down to their last men. Terry tries to find a new supply to alleviate their problems. Click inside to read the full recap of 'BMF' Season 2 Episode 4.
Donald Glover and Janine Nabers return with Prime Video series "Swarm" starring Dominique Fishback, Chloë Bailey, and Damson Idris.
Nia Long believes separatism in film with categories like “Black movies” holds Black entertainers back. Watch the clip inside.
