Thirty three years ago, Spike Lee released one of the most important films in American cinema, the epic biographical drama X.

Spike Lee's first showing of "Malcolm X" happened to be during the 1992 LA Riots. Lee praised Warner Bros. execs for staying through the screening amid the city's chaos. "I could never forget that day ...

Think of the many successful Black actors that you know of. Of course, Will Smith, Angela Basset, Samuel L. Jackson and Denzel Washington probably come to mind, along with a long list of others. As ...

Malcolm X, the masterpiece biographical film about the African-American activist -- which in my opinion) should've won the Academy Award for Best Picture after it was released in 1992 -- was almost ...

The screening took place at the Red Sea Film Festival in Jeddah with director Spike Lee in attendance. By Alex Ritman U.K. Correspondent Malcolm X may have famously been the first non-documentary to ...

Spike Lee's films are cultural dynamite—explosive works that detonate with unmistakable style and substance. As a filmmaker who writes or co-writes most of his projects, Lee crafts a visual language ...

CBS News looks at Malcolm X, focusing on his public life from 1959 to his assassination in 1965, suggesting that his death was a great loss to the nation. The film intercuts archival footage of ...

This is Lee’s third trip to Saudi Arabia, after his first visit in 1991 to secure permission for an all-Muslim unit to shoot in Mecca for his biopic, “Malcolm X” — the first time that a ...