My keyboard isn't working!!

My screen is black no matter what I press. I didn't lock the keys or anything. I take the battery out, put it back in and the screen loads but once its at the home screen I can't do anything. None of the buttons I press do anything. Pretty soon the background goes out and the screen is black again. I'm recieving texts and phone calls but I can't respond or even see what they are because the screen is black and the keys aren't working. Please help!
Stephanie
Oh my phone is Blackberry Curve 8330

Hello !
Did you upgraded the OS on your device recently?

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