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After a fiercely competitive night, this was a lovely thing to see.

Dukes Bar in London is a must visit for any James Bond fan, thanks to its connections to author Ian Fleming and his rich history of entertainment.

Black Panther 2's Winston Duke spoke about a funny story about blowing it the first time he met Rihanna, and how his buddy roasted him after their interaction.

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever star Winston Duke has shared some new images from the upcoming MCU sequel, spotlighting M'Baku, Nakia, and Riri Williams, amongst others.

Some Cobra Kai talent has been assembled to help put together a Duke Nukem movie.

Regé-Jean Page and Henry Cavill continue to dominate the James Bond odds, while a sneak attack may be in the making from a former #1 candidate.

The Duke sets up a hilarious social satire under the guise of a comedy crime caper, with buckets of British humour.

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’s Winston Duke is looking extra impressive.

Most of the Blu-ray sales charts is what you'd expect right now, but Black Widow and The Snyder Cut have some unexpected company.

The upcoming Spotify podcast from David S. Goyer, called Batman Unburied, casts Black Panther’s Winston Duke to voice Bruce Wayne/Batman.

In the battle of the box office behemoths, the one true winner is Zoe Saldana.

One of my favorite movies at this year’s Sundance Film Festival was Nine Days. Written and directed by Edson Oda, Nine Days is a completely original film that hit me like a ton of bricks. Without giving too much away, the film takes place in a reality between life and death where Winston Duke’s (who gives a career best performance) character is responsible for deciding who will replace a person on Earth after they have died. Once the dying soul has passed, five people emerge in this in-between reality, and Duke’s character has nine days to …

Ninian Doff’s comedy Get Duked! wasn’t really on my radar earlier this year (back when it was called Boyz in the Wood), but I decided to give it a go, and I’m glad I did. It has the gleeful anarchy I enjoy in films like Hot Fuzz, Attack the Block, and Sightseers where domestic tranquility is shattered by violence, and that violence is greeted by silly dark comedy. It’s a unique mixture that’s more common to British comedy than it is for the U.S., and that combination gives Get Duked! its pop. You should …

After blowing folks' minds on the genre festival circuit, the genre-breaking, very British freakout known as Get Duked! is coming to Amazon on August 28. If you're looking for a film that offers the class-satire hunting people horrors of Ready or Not with the English youth culture of Attack the Block, you may have just found your new favorite movie. The directorial debut of famed music video director Ninian Doff, Get Duked! follows a group of young British children who love hip-hop, talking shit, and absolutely not going through a youth program that makes them camp …

It's always the funny guys you've got to look out for.

He could have had a lot more screen time.

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Namor? Achebe? Killmonger?

Netflix releases a trailer for Peter Berg's Spenser Confidential, starring Mark Wahlberg and Winston Duke as roommates taking down corruption.