Halle Berry
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Every Must-See Outfit From the 2025 Cannes Film Festival Red Carpet
From Denzel Washington to A$AP Rocky, these celebs understood the assignment.
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Halle Berry Posts Cringeworthy Bedroom Post, Peek Inside Cardi B’s Impressive Real Estate Portfolio, Suge Knight Spills Major Tea About Diddy’s Trial, Full Uncut Video of the Cassie-Diddy Hotel Incident, Shannon Sharpe Breaks His Silence Over Sexual Assault Drama and More From the Week in Entertainment
A collection of our best posts of the week in entertainment.
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Social Media Reacts to Halle Berry’s Assertion That the Next James Bond Should Not Be a Woman
Halle Berry starred in the 2002 Bond film, 'Die Another Day.'
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Megyn Kelly Goes Full Karen in a Rant About the Blackity-Black 2025 Met Gala, and Social Media Claps Back Hard
Former Fox News personality Megyn Kelly did not hold back on her critique of this year's Met Gala Theme.
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Halle Berry’s Cringeworthy Bedroom Post Has Internet Convinced Some Things Just Aren’t Meant to Be Shared
In a May 11 post, the Oscar-winning actress shared a video from her bedroom...and we can't unsee it.
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Halle Berry! Nia Long! 15 Times Black Actresses, Singers Are Mentioned in Popular Rap Songs
From Halle Berry to Kelly Price, these women received special shoutouts from rappers over the years.
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The Cosby Show’s Denise Huxtable’s Many Fly Looks That Are Still Giving
In honor of one of TV's best dressed teens, we’re looking at some of our favorite looks from Denise Huxtable.
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Black Folks React to Sheryl Lee Ralph Saying the Fastest Way for Actresses to Win Oscars Is By ‘Selling Sex!’ Internet Sounds Off
The veteran star shocked social media with her take. But she just might have a point.
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Black Twitter’s Reaction To Halle Berry’s Oscars Kiss With Adrien Brody Is Hilarious
Speaking to Variety in the moments after the kiss, Berry said she only recreated the iconic moment in part because Brody's girlfriend OK’d it.
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It’s Been 10 Years Since #OscarsSoWhite. Have We Truly Seen Change in Hollywood?
In the decade since the viral movement began, has the film industry done enough or is there still more work to do?