As they filmed a post-credits scene set in 1992 on the first day of production, star Michael B. Jordan hugged Guy, and “it hit me like a ton of bricks,” Coogler says. “I realized I had ...

Then we rewind 24 hours to the arrival of mysterious twin brothers Smoke and Stack, both convincingly and charismatically played by Michael B. Jordan, who are returning home from Chicago to open a ...

‘Sinners’ is a genre-defying film that deserves recognition for its bold narrative choices and inventive storytelling. Ryan Coogler crafts a tale that resists easy categorization, drawing from ...

“I voted for Jokic for MVP. I thought it was the best offensive season I have seen since Jordan,” Simmons added. During his podcast, Bill admitted that he has faced difficulty choosing between ...

The 2024-25 NBA MVP race was one of the best that the league has ever seen. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Nikola Jokic put up two campaigns that where both incredibly worthy of being handed that trophy.

This is, apparently, a lesson Michael B. Jordan had to learn the hard way on the set of Sinners, his new vampire horror film. In fact, Michael hated the fake blood so much that the Sinners ...

But there was one big basketball name that Jordan wasn't perfect against. In fact, the roles and record were reversed. While Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown and the Boston Celtics attempt to defend ...

It is a vampire movie after all. Of course, Michael B. Jordan has his own recollection of these events. In the same interview, the actor/director shared his perspective on the blood meeting ...

Maldonado also appreciated Jordan’s professionalism during their scenes together, especially since the Creed star was playing two characters. "[Michael] is such a hard worker, and he's so humble ...

Michael B. Jordan delivers a stellar dual performance as brothers Smoke and Stack, with incredible visual effects seamlessly putting them on screen together. Aside from their color-coded costumes ...

It's 1932 in Clarksdale, Miss., and enterprising twin brothers Smoke and Stack, both played by Coogler's longtime muse Michael B. Jordan, have returned to town after some years away in Chicago.