Television
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‘I Could Be Next’: Stephen A. Smith Bids Farewall to Colleagues Laid Off by ESPN
‘It’s not Disney or ESPN that they deserved better from, they deserved better than the times we’re living in,’ the First Take host said.
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Tyler James Williams Reveals How Lack of Black Teachers Inspired His Abbott Elementary Character
The actor discusses the real people behind his patient and supportive character, Gregory Eddie.
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The Bachelorette’s Charity Lawson on Love, Diversity in Bachelor Nation
You can watch her love story unfold this summer on Monday nights on ABC
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Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire Is Our TV Pick Of The Week
The Disney+ series showcases 10 different afro-futuristic animated films inspired by the continents history and culture.
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2023 ESSENCEFest: Lynn Whitfield On How Roles for Black Women in TV Dramas Changed Over the Years
The legendary actress spoke ahead of Springhill and CNN's upcoming documentary, See It Loud: The History of Black Television.
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Samuel L. Jackson, Don Cheadle Deliver a Masterful Exploration of Race in Secret Invasion
The Oscar Award winner was adamant that the series explores the effects of having “that much power as a Black man."
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A Girlfriends Reunion? Persia White On Bringing the Girls Back Together | Securing the Bag: Part 4
White describes her idea for getting Tracee Ellis Ross and the gang back together.
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TV’s Best Binge: The Hidden Gems of Paramount+
Popular series like Being Mary Jane; Everybody Hates Chris; and Key & Peele are some of the surprises you can find on Paramount+.
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Can The Weeknd Rebound From The Idol’s Failure?
The ‘Earned It’ singer’s HBO drama is ending early after airing only five episodes.
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Deon Cole Talks Average Joe, Black-ish, and What He’d Do With A Small Fortune
The comedian takes on a serious role as Joe Washington in BET+'s new dark thriller.