Lynn Whitfield - Celebrities attend the Tribeca Film Festival screening of "Greenleaf" at Tribeca Film Festival - New York, New York, United States - Wednesday 20th April 2016
Lynn Whitfield - Celebrities attend the Tribeca Film Festival screening of "Greenleaf" at Tribeca Film Festival - New York, New York, United States - Wednesday 20th April 2016
Lynn Whitfield - 9th Annual Essence Black Women In Hollywood Luncheon 2016 held at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills - Los Angeles, California, United States - Thursday 25th February 2016
Lynn Whitfield and Grace Gibson - Lynn Whitfield and her daughter Grace shop in Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills, California, United States - Wednesday 4th February 2015
Lynn Whitfield and Grace Gibson - Opening night after party for the musical What's It All About? Bacharach Reimagined, held at Phebe's restaurant - Arrivals. - New York, New York, United States - Friday 6th December 2013
'Black Nativity' Forest Whitaker arrived with his wife Keisha Nash Whitaker and daughter Sonnet Whitaker at the movie's New York premiere held at the Apollo Theater. 'Working Girl' actress Melanie Griffith and husband 'Desperado' star Antonio Banderas were also spotted at the event.
Continue: Video - Forest Whitaker Takes Family To 'Black Nativity' NY Premiere - Part 3
Lynn Whitfield - New York Premiere of 'Black Nativity' at the Apollo Theater - Red Carpet Arrivals - New York City, United States - Monday 18th November 2013
After she catches her husband cheating, 40-year-old Sandy (Zeta-Jones) takes her two kids (Gould and Cherry) and moves into Manhattan. She finds an entry-level job and a flat above a coffee shop, where recently divorced 25-year-old barista Aram (Bartha) is happy to watch the kids. Meanwhile, Sandy's pal Daphne (Grant) urges her to get back out on the dating scene, but after a few disastrous nights the babysitter starts to look like a possibility.
But can they overcome their age difference and recover from their bad past relationships?
Continue reading: The Rebound Review
When Sandy discovers her husband is cheating on her she decides it's time to make a break and leave her suburban life for a new start in the city.
Freshly divorced, Sandy and her two kids move into an apartment and it doesn't take long for Sandy to employ a nanny for the kids. Aram is a 25 year old waiter currently working in a coffee shop. Still uncertain of his future, Aram agrees to start looking after the kids. One thing leads to another and it doesn't take long for Sandy and the nanny to form a bond and eventually a relationship; but with such an age difference and Sandy's recent divorce, what really can come from their future together?
Starring: Catherine Zeta Jones, Justin Bartha, Megan Byrne, Joanna Gleason, John Schneider, Lynn Whitfield, Art Garfunkel
Directed by: Bart Freundlich
Typical of any mid-1980s after-school special, Washington stars as the (real person) George McKenna, who cleaned up notorious, gang-infested, drug-addled Los Angeles High School with such tricks as mandating a dress code and enforcing homework.
Continue reading: Hard Lessons Review
Genres, like many things in life, work well when slightly blended together. Take darkly comic thrillers or lighthearted romantic comedies - they're both in the same general emotional ballpark. On the opposite end of the spectrum might be, say, making a movie that's equal parts comedy-free romance, transvestite and fart comedy, and domestic violence drama.
Continue reading: Madea's Family Reunion Review
Typical of any mid-1980s after-school special, Washington stars as the (real person) George McKenna, who cleaned up notorious, gang-infested, drug-addled Los Angeles High School with such tricks as mandating a dress code and enforcing homework.
Continue reading: Hard Lessons Review
Eve's Bayou is a film shocking in methods and motives.
Continue reading: Eve's Bayou Review
Smart, sharp political satire it's not. But Chris Rock's "Head of State" -- the comedian's directorial debut in which he plays a black man running for president -- mixes a few stinging zingers into its generally crowd-pleasing brand of snickers and knee-slappers.
When asked if he'll step in for the Democratic candidate who died when his plane and his running mate's plane "crashed into each other over Virginia," Mays Gilliam (Rock), a Washington, D.C. alderman, has a split-second flash forward to being shot at his inaugural address before even finishing the line "My fellow Americans..." But he accepts the nomination anyway.
He's provided a specially trained, sworn-to-secrecy "super whore" -- a post-Clinton perk devised to help Democratic candidates avoid sex scandals.
Continue reading: Head Of State Review
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