Filmmaker Ryan Coogler of "Black Panther" fame and others attended special screenings of "Sinners" in a town also known for blues icons and legends.

After opening in April in theaters around the world, Ryan Coogler’s blockbuster vampire film “Sinners” finally came home.  On Thursday, May 29, a three-day festival kicked off in Clarksdale, ...

"Clarksdale leaders and community members will gather to celebrate Ross' contributions and recognize the positive light he ...

But Clarksdale doesn't have a movie theater. An open letter asking writer and director Ryan Coogler to arrange a ...

Rick Ross will attend a ceremony in Clarksdale as the city names part of Issaquena Avenue after him in recognition of his cultural impact.

Tyler Yarbrough makes it clear. Sinners and the cultural fest that followed may have thrust Clarksdale into the national spotlight, but this moment represents the culmination of years of hard-fought ...

Ryan Coogler presented his smash-hit Sinners in Clarksdale, Mississippi, which served as inspiration for his genre-defying movie.

The U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration is giving more than $3 million in grant money to make ...

CLARKSDALE, Mississippi - Clarksdale didn't just provide history and blues for director and writer Ryan Coogler's hit movie about art, Jim Crow and vampires. One of the Mississippi Delta town's ...

all set against the backdrop of a 1930's Clarksdale, Mississippi. With a population just under 14,000, Clarksdale, home of the "Devil's Crossroads," sits in the flat, sprawling fields of the Delta.