TTW Newswire Los Angeles, CA – 2021, Byron Allen's Allen Media Group, LLC (AMG) has acquired HBCUGo.TV from Symonds-Evans Media, LLC. HBCUGo.TV is the leading media provider for the nation's 105 Historically Black Colleges and Universities, (HBCUs). The acquisition expands ...

The Goodman closed one production (American Mariachi by Jose Cruz González, which sold-out its final weekend). Monday night opened and extends (Fannie, The Music and Life of Fannie Lou Hamer)—both directed by Resident Artistic Associate Henry Godinez, Tuesday, begins rehearsals ...

A Hero screens in Chicago Film Fest final weekend and Jan. 7 in theaters

'Harold' charts rise of Chicago Movement to power

‘Nobody’ raises issue of protections for victims of memory loss

Joliet's "Haunted School" will once again open to the public on Saturday, Oct. 23, from 3 to 8 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 24, from 2 to 6 p.m. When not taken over by ghosts and goblins, the school is St. ...

Joliet - The Rialto Square Theatre Box Office will not be opened on Thursday, October 21, 2021 due to the impact of filming at the Rialto and surrounding streets.

Drive My Car in theaters Nov. 24

“FIRE” adapts Charles M. Blow’s moving memoir of triumph over racial trauma, child sexual abuse

TTW Newswire University Park, IL – Tickets for the fourth annual Chicago Southland International Film Festival (CSIFF) presented by Governors State University are on sale now! This year’s festival offers expanded access for Chicagoland, remote/rural and international viewers through a ...

Black Perspectives features biopics on Harold Washington, Arthur Ashe, Richard Williams, father to tennis stars the Williams Sisters

The Chicago International Film Festival to present the Opening Night After Dark feature, HALLOWEEN KILLS, the new chapter in the iconic four-decade horror franchise starring Jamie Lee Curtis and co-written and directed by David Gordon Green. HALLOWEEN KILLS will screen ...

The Tragedy of Macbeth also streams on Apple TV+ January 14

He has sung, performed, and wrote many hits, but Robert Sylvester Kelly will now sing a new tune: perhaps something along the lines of “Jailhouse Rock,” or just “Jailbird” – perhaps for the rest of his life. A federal jury ...