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Whoopi Goldberg Suspended From The View for Two Weeks Following Holocaust Remarks
The longtime daytime talk show host also appeared on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert to further clarify her comments.
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Soul of Nation Explores History, Progress of Black Actresses
TJ Holmes, Sunny Hostin discuss ABC’s Soul of a Nation Presents: Screen Queens Rising.
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India Arie to Pull Music and Podcast Off Spotify in Protest of Joe Rogan’s Rhetoric
‘What I am talking about is respect, who gets it and who doesn’t,’ Arie wrote online.
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Taraji P. Henson Cast as Shug Avery in The Color Purple Movie Musical
Henson will play Shug Avery in the film based on the Broadway musical.
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Here’s Why W. Kamau Bell Is ‘Very Worried’ About the Public’s Response to We Need to Talk About Cosby Docuseries
‘It is a very charged situation—especially with him getting out of prison,’ Bell recently explained.
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Jennifer Beals Joins Law & Order: Organized Crime in a Recurring Role
The actress joins the procedural in the recurring role of Preston Webb’s (Mykelti Williamson) wife.
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Mickey Guyton, Jhene Aiko, Mary Mary to Perform During Super Bowl LVI Pregame
Four amazing Black women are set to sing the National Anthem, “America the Beautiful” and “Lift Every Voice and Sing” ahead of Super Bowl LVI.
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The View Cohost Whoopi Goldberg Apologizes for Saying the Holocaust Wasn’t About Race
The View co-host made the insensitive comments during a conversation about the Maus book ban in schools on Monday morning’s episode.
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Peacock’s Bel-Air Is the Game Changer Black Hollywood Deserves
The forthcoming dramatic reimaging of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is as audacious as it is exceptional.
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Your Attention Please Returns to Hulu with a New Season for Black History Month
In an exclusive clip, Your Attention Please Season 3 highlights Black innovators and game-changers.