Director John Singleton Has Died at 51—Here Are All of His Most Memorable Films

After suffering from a major stroke on April 17, director John Singleton has died at age 51, according to The Hollywood Reporter. During his lifetime, Singleton was known for being one of the most prolific directors, writers, and producers in Hollywood. At just 24, the Los Angeles native became the youngest person-and the first African-American-to ever be nominated for an Oscar in 1992 for Best Director for his debut film, Boyz 'n the Hood. Since then, he's gone on to rack up television credits for popular shows such as Snowfall, Billions, Empire, and American Crime Story. Here's a look back at all of the movies Singleton directed that left a mark on pop culture.