35 years ago, School Daze hit theaters worldwide ... and other social matters plaguing the African-American community that this 1988 classic touched upon, created a timeless narrative that ...

First of all, I demand an apology from Granger for saying ”. . . the average kid in the Chicago public school pays about $4,400 a year to learn to be a dummy” (”The Board of Education Is ...

Coming off the success of She’s Gotta Have It in 1986, Lee premiered his next feature, School Daze, in theaters in 1988. The film resonated deeply with audiences, spoke to a generation ...

“School Daze,” when it debuted in 1988, told of a homecoming weekend at the fictional Mission College in Atlanta. The film, which was shot around the Atlanta University Center, was one of the ...

We all share the same fate.

The series premiered in September 1987, while School Daze premiered in February 1988, though filming was completed before that of A Different World, according to Lee. Some followers agreed with ...

Spike Lee’s “School Daze” turns 35 this year. The 1988 cult classic gave us a peek into Black college life, and was considered the breakout film for many of its actors, including Tisha ...

Spike Lee took a moment to go after Bill Cosby. Over the past weekend, Lee’s 1988 film School Daze began trending on social media after it premiered on Netflix. The movie became a trending topic ...

It`s no secret that Columbia Pictures was surprised by the strong opening weekend performance of the musical ”School Daze,” which director Spike Lee says he made for black audiences.

Despite only being his second feature film, School Daze finds Spike Lee already willing to try, say or do anything to get his point across. At once effortlessly funny, gloriously messy and ...