‘Moonlight’ Oscar Winner Says ‘David Makes Man’ Is a John Hughes Movie For People Like Him
With his first foray into television, creator Tarell Alvin McCraney reflects on the importance of elevating the interior lives of young black men.
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‘David Makes Man’ Trailer: Tarell Alvin McCraney Brings ‘Penetrative Poem’ to OWN — Exclusive
Oprah Winfrey Network has set a Wednesday, August 14 premiere date for its anticipated new drama series.
‘David Makes Man’ Review: ‘Moonlight’ Writer’s OWN Drama Hits Home
Executive produced by Michael B. Jordan, Tarell Alvin McCraney’s wistful, autobiographical coming-of-age pilot offers one powerful vision.
‘High Flying Bird’: Tarell Alvin McCraney Still Feels Like an Outsider After ‘Moonlight’
Expanding his media footprint from stage to film and TV, the acclaimed scribe intends to use his position to bring others along with him.
‘Moonlight’ Oscar Winner Sets Coming-of-Age TV Drama With Michael B. Jordan and OWN
Tarell Alvin McCraney is following in Barry Jenkins’ footsteps and coming to Peak TV.
Barry Jenkins and Tarell Alvin McCraney Return to Liberty City for ‘Moonlight’ Celebration
A street in the Miami neighborhood has been renamed Moonlight Way.
Miami Street to be Renamed After ‘Moonlight’
A stretch on a Liberty City street will pay tribute to the Academy Award-winning film and its creators.
GLAAD Media Awards: Watch ‘Moonlight’ Co-Writer Tarell Alvin McCraney Accept the Prize for Outstanding Film (Exclusive)
The ceremony airs tomorrow night on Logo.
“Moonlight” Wins the Independent Spirit Award for Best Screenplay
“Moonlight” screenwriters Barry Jenkins and Tarell Alvin McCraney beat out Kenneth Lonergan’s “Manchester” script to win the award.
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