A diverse mix of scripted and unscripted series, as well as feature films, programming will touch on a variety of issues including race, class, democracy, civil rights and more.
From “Burning” to “Minding the Gap,” the former President of the United States has wonderful taste.
At least he laughed about it.
The Obamas might create programming to explore subjects near to their heart, including the environment, health care, voting rights and nutrition.
The besties will “bromance the multiverse as they try and save us from ourselves.”
Obama also wants a recording studio where musicians could “talk about how you could record music that has social commentary and meaning.”
This event kicked off a series of screenings for male high schoolers as part of the newly formed partnership between “Moonlight” and former President Barack Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper Alliance.
As though pulled from a Hollywood script, President Barack Obama did the unthinkable in his farewell address: He made us believe again.
With “Barry” on Netflix, the time is ripe to examine how Obama influenced the movies over the past eight years — and how they might change in the age of Trump.
Obama and Noah also discussed race relations, Obamacare and President-Elect Trump in the full 23-minute interview.
Samuel L. Jackson, Common and Bradley Cooper praise the President.
Some of the subjects interviewed include President Barack Obama, Pope Francis and Elon Musk.
