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‘Michael’: Here’s Who Will Play the Legendary Jackson Family in the Biopic
Meet the group of young actors who will join Jaafar Jackson, Nia Long and Colman Domingo in the Michael Jackson biopic.
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Angela Bassett Has An Important Message About Success That Every Black Person Should Hear
With ‘9-1-1’ season 7 premiering March 14 and her new Netflix film ‘Damsel’ debuting March 8, the Oscar winner reveals why her work still means so much to her.
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Do You Remember When These ‘A Different World’ Episodes Were Controversial? The World Has Changed …
With the cast set to reunite for an HBCU reunion tour, a look back at some of the most influential episodes shows just how much the world has changed.
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Dionne Warwick Is ‘Pleased’ With Teyana Taylor’s Commitment to Getting Her Biopic Right
The legendary singer is impressed with the actress’ prep work and research into her life story.
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Amid Fallout, Producer of Wendy Williams Documentary Details Behind-The-Scene Hell
As fans reckon with the fallout of the revealing Lifetime documentary, its producer explains how the crew approached the talk show host’s personal struggles.
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Britney Spears Should Probably Keep Janet Jackson Out Of Her and Justin Timberlake’s Mess, And Here’s Why …
The ‘Toxic’ singer posted then deleted a message thanking the iconic ‘Control’ artist, which some felt it was a dig at her ex, Timberlake.
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Let’s Checkout Da’Vine Joy Randolph’s Unforgettable 2024 Awards Run
‘The Holdovers’ star has swept the supporting actress category this year and she’s looks=ed gorgeous every step of the way.
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Black Internet Has Intense Reaction to ‘Mea Culpa’ and It’s Not Good. But it Sure is Funny
The new Tyler Perry movie starring Kelly Rowland is receiving hilariously bad reviews from the internet, with most of the blame falling on the Madea filmmaker.
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Wait, What? A Black Version of Jane Austen’s Classic ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Gets an Update for the Culture
A Black cast stars in the new version of the story following two sisters looking for love in a restrictive society.
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‘As We Speak: Rap Music On Trial’ Is A Timely Doc About Black Culture In The Crosshairs: This Week’s TV Pick
The Paramount+ documentary follows rapper Kemba as he examines the impact of rap lyrics being used in criminal cases in the US and around the world.
