Jordan. From his writing/directorial debut “Fruitvale Station” in 2013 to the recently released “Sinners,” Coogler has had Jordan starring in all his films. It’s a professional ...

It’s been a long climb to stardom for Michael B. Jordan, but the 38-year-old has established himself as one of the premier talents under 40. Jordan showcased his bright future as Wallace on The ...

Michael Jordan was an iconic basketball player who created a product empire after his playing days. Whether it was his play on the court, his brand Jordan product line, his Chicago mansion ...

Michael B. Jordan is making waves across London and New York this month, but not just for his acting chops in the dark thriller “Sinners.” The 38-year-old star has embarked on a fashion ...

Jeremy Jordan, our titular hero, spends almost the entire musical onstage, trapped by an invisible rock, oddly laying on what can only be described as a barely-disguised lounge chair. Jordan ...

Michael B. Jordan’s dislike for the fake blood in Sinners led Ryan Coogler to an unexpected meeting with producers during filming. Jordan, who plays the film’s twin brothers, Smoke and Stack ...

Packers quarterback Jordan Love was able to lead the Packers back to the postseason in his second year as a starter. But he wasn’t able to find success in the wild card round as Green Bay lost to ...

Michael B Jordan times two in Ryan Coogler's 'Sinners' Warner Bros. EXCLUSIVE: Michael B. Jordan and Ryan Coogler kept intact their impeccable track record together as the elevated genre film ...

Michael Jordan lives in the world of luxury. From exotic cars to multi-million dollar properties, there is no bigger NBA GOAT in terms of possessions. The 62-year-old former Charlotte Hornets ...

The celebrity was ex-Broadway musical Some Like It Hot's co-producer Juanita Vanoy, who is also the ex-wife of NBA legend Michael Jordan. Juanita met LaTanya backstage and shared the moment with ...

Boosted by stellar reviews and Coogler and Jordan’s popularity, “Sinners” collected $48 million from 3,308 North American theaters, outperforming Sunday’s initial estimates of $45.6 million.

Collins’ mental freedom here is most awkwardly reversed when Jordan has to take his place back under the “rocks” trapping him. (This dreadful bit of staging induced nervous laughter at the ...