The event's theme was western and was dubbed Wild, Wild Texarkana.

Black music and Black films in a place that we haven’t necessarily historically seen it celebrated,” Wallace said. Alongside the sounds of the Richmond Symphony, the show will include local ...

Pinder-McSwain is an MPH Candidate at California State University, San Bernardino, and a Randall Lewis Health Policy Fellow.

Cracking film, lad! British audiences were somewhat ahead of the claymation curve this holiday season as they got to see the new Wallace & Gromit film early. But now that it’s dropped on Netflix ...

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“Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl proves that the 35-year-old franchise hasn't yet lost its cheerful, hilarious touch.” Vengeance Most Fowl never quite matches its franchise’s highest ...

Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is a stop-motion animated film by directors Nick Park and Steve Box. Brought to the screen by Aardman Animations in association with DreamWorks ...

I have a huge fondness for all things Wallace & Gromit, and not just because I’m British. In my early youth, I watched a VHS copy of “A Grand Day Out” so frequently that its plastic casing ...

Thankfully, Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl is here to put an end to this international crisis. The new film from Aardman Animations and Netflix reunites us with the beloved Claymation duo ...

Claymation featuring the voice of Peter Sallis. Wallace and Gromit's pest control business is called into action when a giant rabbit terrorises their town's vegetable patches. Show more Oscar ...

Comic adventure starring the hapless inventor and his canine companion. Wallace and Gromit's new bakery business faces danger when the 'Cereal Killer' targets the town's bakers. Show more Wallace ...

There are all sorts of ways to greet the new year but few seem more sane-making and soul-satisfying than spending time with Wallace and Gromit ... between characters. Black Cinema’s Time ...