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Trevante Rhodes from Mea Culpa
Russell Hornsby and Trevante Rhodes — who play Don King and Mike Tyson, respectively — discuss Hulu's Mike.
The 26-year-old actor shines in director Barry Jenkins’ coming-of-age drama, opening Friday.
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Trevante Rhodes, Barry Jenkins & Tarell Alvin McCraney discuss the making & impact of the Oscar-nominated film.
Last night at the Paris Theater in New York City, Netflix’s new steamy thriller, MEA CULPA, had their star-studded premiere. Stars Kelly Rowland, Trevante Rhodes, Nick Sagar, Sean Sagar, Shannon Thornton, and Kerry O’Malley walked the carpet along with director, writer and producer Tyler Perry and producer Will Areu. Other notable attendees included Michelle Williams, […]
Netflix's Bird Box is all about facing fear. ESSENCE asked the stars of the movie to share their greatest fears and how they get over them.
"Trevante Rhodes. Spit in my mouth."
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Stars including Allison Janney, Daniel Kaluuya, Jennifer Lawrence, Tom Holland and Salma Hayek dazzled on the red carpet.
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I thought this scene was really important because it gave closure between Chiron and his mom. His mom was never really there for him when he was a kid, so her coming to terms and showing him true affection for the first time in his life was something really important to him. I thought it was important because it was something he always wanted to hear but never did as a kid. I also think that it's never too late to make ammends with someone, especially if it's someone important to you.
