January 2003 Week of January 24th thru January 31st

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Latest Additions:    Biker Boyz : An Interview with Laurence Fishburne In an interview with blackfilm.com, Mr. Fishburne talks about the film BIKER BOYZ and his experiences riding on a bike. Interviewed by Godfrey Powell Dave Chappelle's Got It Made It’s "The Dave Chappelle Show". This 12-episode, half-hour sketch comedy series co-written with his partner Neal Brennan airs on Comedy Central January 22nd at 10:30pm. His "in your face" approach may be loved by some and despised by others. Nonetheless, it will force you to think about what issues society deems prevalent. Interviewed by Diana Blain Kangaroo Jack : An Interview with Anthony Anderson & Jerry O’Connell Anthony Anderson and Jerry O’Connell sat down with Blackfilm.com to discuss their comedic friendship both on and off the set of their duo debut in Kangaroo Jack. Interviewed by Aberlynne "Abby" Harris African-American people in successful TV shows : An Interview with Scott Lawrence (of CBS’s JAG) Blackfilm.com sat down with CBS JAG star, Scott Lawrence to discuss the impact that a black actor can have within a multicultural cast. Interviewed by Aberlynne "Abby" Harris Visit the Interviews Archive		Latest Additions:    The Fast & The Furious 2 :Set Visit blackfilm.com writer Monikka Stallworth travels to the hot city of Miami for a set visit on the film FAST AND THE FURIOUS 2. Interviewed by Monikka Stallworth The Best of Black 2002 As 2002 ends, blackfilm.com would like to recognize the films, filmmakers, and actors who made a contribution to this year. By Wilson Morales Top Ten Films of 2002 Of the many films I have seen this year (over 250), these are the films I thought were the best of 2002. By Wilson Morales Visit the Articles Archive   SJ's Corner Latest Additions:    Denzel - Look Out Oscar : Here he Comes Again In December 2002, Hollywood studios will unleash its slate of holiday blockbusters as well as the films that the creatives believe will make Oscar voters take notice. by Shelby J. Jones Visit the Editor's Note Archive