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It would be easy to be cynical about Byrne's pragmatic optimism and sober protest, but honestly, it comes as a relief.
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Lee directs a filmed version of Byrne's acclaimed show, where he utilizes an 11-member, fully mobile backing band.
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"I'm so sad to announce the tragic murder of our beloved brother," wrote Spike Lee, Byrd's frequent collaborator.
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The video is prefaced with an M.J. quote stating "THIS Film Is NOT Degrading To ANY One RACE, But Pictorializes The Injustices To ALL MANKIND."
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After the success of Hamilton, Disney+ is adding another movie musical.
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No matter your tastes there's something for you to love.
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You're getting a lot of Alfred Hitchcock movies, totally free.
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From Birds of Prey to Da 5 Bloods, here's the best of the best.
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Roger Guenveur Smith stars in the one-man show about Rodney King's life and story.
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Whether your Dad is a Sports Dad, an Aging Rock Dad, or just wants some time to get it on with Mom, we've got the recipe for a Happy Father's...
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A film version of Byrne's popular Broadway show will debut on HBO later this year.
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Now that you've watched Da 5 Bloods, it's time to watch more Spike Lee movies on Netflix.
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It's not just *the* moment of the film; it's one of the most haunting scenes in film history.
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This is a war movie that unpacks racism, trauma, imperialism, and the cycle of violence.
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“Woody is a friend of mine, a fellow Knick fan, so I know he’s going through it right now," Lee had said on a radio show.
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The world needs a new Spike Lee movie right now.
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Delroy Lindo gives the performance of his career.
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Lee even shows his film classes D.W. Griffith's The Birth of a Nation, "one of the most racist films ever."
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Though the scene is short, Lee makes it count.
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You don't want to miss this Spike Lee joint.