"The Hate U Give" doesn't waste any time. In the first scene, Maverick Carter (Russell Hornsby) gathers his family for an important talk: how to react when the police stop you. Hands on the ...

‘The Hate U Give’: Film Review | TIFF 2018. Amandla Stenberg plays a girl who witnesses a police shooting in George Tillman's adaptation of Angie Thomas's 'The Hate U Give.' ...

Angie Thomas, author of "The Hate U Give," "On the Come Up" and "Concrete Rose," is sharing her top book picks with "Good Morning America" for Independent Bookstore Day.Thomas is the 2022 ...

"The Hate U Give" begins with a scene at the family dinner table where a father is giving his young kids "the talk" — the one in which he explains to his 9-year-old daughter, Starr, and toddler ...

The Hate U Give is now in wide release nationwide. The expression “YA” has become synonymous, to some audiences, with allegorical tales of epic science fiction and fantasy, where young adults ...

An exclusive new clip of the film The Hate U Give highlights the dynamics of the complex and loving relationship between a Black father and his teenage daughter.Racism and police brutality come ...

LOS ANGELES -- Audrey Wells, who wrote the screenplay for the brand new feature film "The Hate U Give," died the day before the film was released after a five-year battle with cancer.She was 58. A ...

The film version of Angie Thomas' novel 'The Hate U Give,' starring Amandla Stenberg, tackles Black Lives Matter, police brutality and black identity.

THE HATE U GIVE is based on Angie Thomas’s New York Times best-selling novel, and is equal parts love and anger. Amandla Stenberg’s character finds strength to say enough is enough. A must-see.

“The Hate U Give,” adapted by Audrey Wells (“Under the Tuscan Sun”) from the popular YA novel by Angie Thomas, often has the trappings of a teen movie — stolen kisses, prom dates — but ...

Starr has a strong family unit, ... The Hate U Give opens in theatres nationwide on Friday, October 19. The film is rated PG-13 with a running time of 132 minutes. Related.

The Hate U Give star Amandla Stenberg opened her interview with The Hollywood Reporter at the Toronto Film Festival with a quote from the film, saying, "Don't ever let nobody make you be quiet.