Oscars
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After Denzel Washington’s Tony Award Snub, His Wife Pauletta Just Said the Quiet Part About Why Out Loud
The veteran actor starred in the highly-talked about Broadway play "Othello," which was met with rave reviews.
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Yara Shahidi and Aaron Pierre Spark Dating Rumors After Vogue Photoshoot
Even if the young stars aren't together in real life, some fans hope they'll at least end up in a rom-com together on the big screen.
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SPOILER ALERT: 5 Hidden Meanings You’ll Miss in The Movie Sinners
With Sinners, Ryan Coogler had more on his mind than a simple horror movie.
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Uh oh! Terrence Howard Just Exposed Black Hollywood, Black Manhood and What People Really Did at Diddy’s Parties. Will He Get Canceled?
He even called out female celebrities who trade their bodies for a role, but "they don't have the soul they started with."
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Bozoma Saint John’s Worst and Best Fashion Moments
The corporate queen turned 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star has had her fair share of fashion hits and misses. So let's take a look!
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Will Smith Finally Addresses Chris Rock Oscars Slap, and We Have All the Tea
Three years after the slap heard 'round the world, Will Smith is still reflecting on things.
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Oops! How This Comedian Dealt With a Completely Awkward Megan Thee Stallion Red Carpet Interview
Things got emotional and a little awkward during an Oscars after party interview with the rapper.
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Black People Call Out Oscars’ Trash Quincy Jones Tribute, Ice Cube Introduces Son O’Shea Jackson To His Idol, Take A Look Inside The Obamas Island Home, The Tea On Colman Domingo’s White Husband And More
The Root's most popular entertainment stories from the week.
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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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Chris Rock Forgives Will Smith For Oscars Slap. His Family….Not So Much
The two men recently reflected on the unfortunate incident and let's just say, they're on two opposite sides of the spectrum.