New Development in Rihanna Home Shooting Suspect—And Things Aren’t Looking Good
Exclusive: Scott Evans Breaks Down How He Created a Safe Space For Black Stars on His Viral YouTube Series
Black Stars Who Slayed at ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ New York Red Carpet Premiere
Black Woman Chased by Zara Employees Speaks Out After Viral Mall Incident
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Kanye West Reveals Donda 2 Will Only be Available to Stream on New Music Platform Stem Player
‘No one can pay me to be disrespected. We set our own price for our art,’ West said online.
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FX’s Atlanta to End With 4th and Final Season This Fall
‘The new season is everything you’d expect from Atlanta–which is to say expect the unexpected,’ said FX Chairman John Landgraf.
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Fivio Foreign, Maino and Other Rappers Meet With New York Mayor Eric Adams Over Drill Music Violence
Mayor Adams called for Drill music videos to be banned on social media and other platforms
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DaBaby and Da Lawsuit: Rapper Sued by Danileigh’s Brother Following Viral Bowling Alley Altercation
The ‘Suge’ rapper has since been banned from the bowling alley in Topanga, Calif., and is currently under investigation by the LAPD.
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‘Read the Books They Don’t Want You To’: LeVar Burton Weighs In on School Book Bans
The Reading Rainbow and Roots star shared his perspective during an appearance on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah.
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Lizzo’s Watch Out for the Big Grrrls Gets March Premiere at Prime Video
The reality competition features the superstar’s search for new dancers.
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Review: Bel-Air Opens with Fresh, Fascinating Take on a Classic
The first three episodes of Bel-Air offer a much deeper look into Will and the Banks family.
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Wendy Williams Speaks Out Against Mental Health Claims After Wells Fargo Freezes Her Accounts
‘Wendy wants the world to know that she strenuously denies all allegations about her mental health and well-being,’ her attorney, LaShawn Thomas, said.
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Trell Thomas, P. Frank Williams Debunk Dangerous Stereotypes In New Discovery+ Series Profiled: The Black Man
The four-part Discovery+ series ‘celebrates the triumphs and resilience’ of Black men.
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Brittany Johnson Debuts as Wicked’s First Full-Time Black Glinda
Brittany Johnson makes Broadway history as Wicked’s new Glinda.