[youtube id=”0BADk7n0x6A”]United Skates is a documentary from filmmakers Tina Brown and Dyana Winkler about the history of African-American skate culture. The pair start with the current skating world in Central Park and then leads the viewer into skate parties that take place through word of mouth around the country. The film is a tribute to the importance skating rinks served in the community as places for people to socialize and a place where many artists started their careers. Salt-N-Pepa are interviewed on camera about the cultural role of the skating rink in African-American communities. John Legend executive produced the film which will air on HBO Monday, February 18th at 8 PM ET. 

[youtube id=”seBX3jq0r64″]Issa Rae’s Insecure returns to HBO for Season 3 in August. The trailer is a quick overview of Rae’s character and her friends discovering themselves while trying to have relationships. There is just enough mystery to keep the questions coming about the plotline but fans want to know if Jay Ellis is coming back to the show. Season 3 of Insecure premieres August 12th on HBO. 

[youtube id=”OwuuDpwPYxo”] David Bowie: The Last Five Years is an exclusive HBO documentary about Bowie’s music and his The Next Day and Blackstar albums. Friends and musicians who worked with Bowie discuss his lifetime of artistry and those last two albums which are companion pieces. Archival footage is also mixed into the storytelling about his music. He was diagnosed with liver cancer in 2015 but continued to work until his passing in 2016. Bowie was rare because of his overall achievements through the decades but who died still at his best as an artist. The documentary will air on HBO next year.

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Has the Charlottesville white nationalist rally that resulted in the death of Heather Heyer and President’s Trump’s reactions to it become a turning point for race relations in America?

For the Black Community, tell us ways the non-racist white community who loves u can do better to help influence the country? #HowWeDoBetter

— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) August 15, 2017

Is Lady Gaga’s question to Black people about white people addressing racism the way to truly heal wounds caused by racism?

Were the fans right to address Insecure’s perceived lack of condom use?