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Luther Vandross is officially a 2026 nominee for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame — and he’s already in the Top 5 with more than 110,000 votes cast in his honor.

Fans can vote daily between now and early April to help secure his place in music history. More than 1.5 million votes have already been cast — let’s make sure Luther's voice, his artistry, and his legacy are heard loud and clear.

Our 2024 documentary celebrating Luther’s life and enduring impact makes this moment even more meaningful. Now it’s your turn.

Signing up is easy! Vote daily and share with your friends... it’s never too much. ❤️ 🎶 ➡️ https://vote.rockhall.com

🎉 We’re thrilled that LUTHER: NEVER TOO MUCH took home the 2025 BET Award for Best Movie last night! 🏆

This honor means the world — not just to us, but to everyone who helped bring Luther Vandross' story to life. Thank you to the BET Awards, to the fans who felt every note, and to the icon himself, whose voice and legacy continue to move generations.

💜 Never too much, never too much, never too much… 🎶

Trilogy Films projects are nominated for three News & Documentary Emmy Awards from the The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences!

1️⃣ Best Documentary: The Sing Sing Chronicles (with MSNBC Films + NBC News Studios)

2️⃣ Outstanding Investigative News Coverage Long Form: Documenting Police Use of Force (with FRONTLINE | PBS / GBH)

3️⃣ Outstanding Research — News: Documenting Police Use of Force (with FRONTLINE | PBS / GBH)

Browse all the nominees: https://bit.ly/3Sli4oQ (via The Hollywood Reporter)

The first Freedom Ride left Washington, D.C. on this day, May 4th, in 1961. John Lewis organized Freedom Rides that left him bloodied and jailed.

Click for more information and to stream John Lewis: Good Trouble: https://bit.ly/42cNItt

BOBBY KENNEDY FOR PRESIDENT premiered on this day (April 27th) in 2018. The series was created for Netflix by Trilogy Films, directed by Dawn Porter and executive produced by Ben Cotner, Gunnar Dedio, and Adam Del Deo. Watch now: https://www.netflix.com/title/80174282

features the work of several Vineyarders, including filmmaker Dawn Porter, composer John Forté and Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School student Fiona Brown. Read from The Vineyard Gazette:

Vineyarders Play Key Roles in Latest Eyes on the Prize Series In February, part three of Eyes on the Prize aired on HBO, and featured the work of several Vineyarders, including filmmaker Dawn Porter, composer John Forté and Martha's Vineyard Charter School student Fiona Brown.

Stream It or Skip It? Decider critic Joel Keller says STREAM IT!📺

Stream It Or Skip It: 'Eyes On The Prize III: We Who Believe In Freedom Cannot Rest 1977-2015' on HBO, a sequel to the classic civil rights movement docuseries The six-part series is produced by Dawn Porter (John Lewis: Good Trouble).

In case you missed it, Dawn Porter joined KCRW telling viewers they will be surprised to learn how many roles Luther Vandross played in his career — including writing iconic jingles and singing backup for artists such as Roberta Flack, Donna Summer and Barbra Streisand. Plus, she talks about his rewarding musical partnership with David Bowie and his nuanced performance style.

Documentarian Dawn Porter dives deep into the life of Luther Vandross Dawn Porter shares gems from her new Luther Vandross documentary: From his backup singing for Barbara Steisand, to time spent pal-ing around with David Bowie.

New Pittsburgh Courier featured : "The series arrives at a time when the fight for racial justice remains urgent, and the Black Press continues to document these struggles as it has been for nearly two centuries."

HBO’s “Eyes on the Prize III” revisits Black America’s modern civil rights struggles   HBO is set to debut “Eyes on the Prize III: We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest” (1977-2015), the latest chapter of the groundbreaking documentary series that has long served as a definitive account of the fight for racial justice in America. The six-part series, executive produced by Daw...