It’s no secret that Frank Ocean wasn’t exactly enjoying his career as a world-famous musician. Look no further than the fact that it’s taken him years at a time to even tease new music ...

The wheels have started to turn on Frank Ocean ‘s first-ever film project. Per Variety, Ocean has started shooting his directorial debut film down in Mexico City.

Frank Ocean ventures into filmmaking with his first directorial project, currently filming in Mexico City. The acclaimed musician has chosen British actor David Jonsson, fresh from his success in ...

Jonsson is best known for his role in TV drama Industry, which aired from 2020-2022 and followed a group of young graduates competing for permanent positions at an investment bank in London.

David Jonsson will star in the lead role of Frank Ocean’s forthcoming directorial debut film, and has begun shooting the project in Mexico City. The independent film is currently untitled ...

Frank Ocean made a rare public appearance on Saturday night to support UFC fighter Payton Talbott at UFC 311. The singer was spotted in the front row watching his friend fight close-up to send him ...

Megan Olivi shared her reaction on Instagram to Grammy award winner Frank Ocean being seated in the front row at UFC 311. Olivi was serving her broadcasting duties during the event which turned ...

Frank Ocean, who has won Grammys for his work and is considered one of the greatest R&B musicians alive, rarely posts on social media, and has zero main block posts on Instagram. But he took to ...

Frank Ocean is officially rolling the cameras on his directorial debut. The R&B singer’s plans to direct a film were first revealed in 2022. Now, according to Variety, the project has officially begun ...

While Talbott’s defeat left many fans surprised, the reactions online took an unexpected twist as Grammy-winning artist Frank Ocean’s name cropped up Known for his love of music, Talbott has often ...

The first feature-length film produced by the iconic king of pop cinema, Roger Corman, Monster From the Ocean Floor ... Now, the film has been scanned in 4k from an original 35mm camera negative.