Television
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Groundbreaking Fisk University Gymnastics Team is the Subject of New Docuseries
The first HBCU gymnastics team to compete in an NCAA level event is getting the docuseries treatment.
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EXCLUSIVE: Keke Palmer, Leslie Odom Jr. Explain Juneteenth In The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder Season 2 Clip
The game-changing series’ executive producers discuss its enduring popularity and legacy with The Root.
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Michael B. Aight: Michael B. Jordan Addresses ‘First Public Breakup’ From Lori Harvey During SNL Debut
'Honestly, Michael B. nervous. Michael B. vulnerable. But don't worry, Michael B. aight,' he said.
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Chuck D’s Fight The Power: How Hip Hop Changed The World Is Our TV Pick
The story of hip-hop’s impact on the world is what’s Black on TV this week.
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Amid Attempts to Erase True African-American History, Hulu’s The 1619 Project Boldly Pushes for Reparations
Based on the monumental work from the Pulitzer Prize-winning Nikole Hannah-Jones and the New York Times, the six-part series is available to stream now on Hulu.
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Criminal Minds: Evolution & Archer’s Aisha Tyler Plays That’s So Random
Tyler dishes on what makes her laugh, favorite superheroes, being Black on Friends, politics, and sings the song she can't help but sing out loud.
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New Grails Hulu Docu-Series Explores 2 Black Entrepreneurs’ Mission To Change Sports Fashion
Eastside Golf co-founders Olajuwon Ajanaku, Earl Cooper and Grails producer Hannah Storm sit down with us for a conversation.
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Fresh Off FOX’s Special Forces, Spice Girls’ Mel B, Plays That So Random
The singer turned TV personality talks about healing from her traumatic marriage, how she was named "Scary Spice," and more.
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The 1619 Project Is Our Black TV Pick Of The Week
The real history of America is what’s Black on TV.
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TJ Holmes May Be a Serial Cheater, but the Headlines About Him Are Starting To Look Funny in the Light
The stories floating around about him and the alleged affair are teetering the line between exposing a pattern and employing a smear campaign.