Television
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I May Destroy You Earns a 2021 Peabody Award, Raises Emmy Expectations
The critically acclaimed HBO series created by Michaela Coel won in the Peabodys’ Entertainment category and is an early favorite for the 2021 Emmys.
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Watch Out World, They're College Seniors Now—Somebody's Getting Married in Grown-ish Season 4 Teaser Trailer
“Grown-ish” Season 4 will explore the pandemic, police brutality and more.
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BET Awards 2021: Andra Day, Jazmine Sullivan, Kirk Franklin, Tyler the Creator Among Performers
This year’s ceremony is slated to have the most performances ever in the show’s 21-year history.
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With Fight the Power, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Chronicles America's History of Social Justice
‘Fight the Power: The Movements That Changed America’ proves that civil disobedience is as American as apple pie.
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Black News Channel Broadcasts Heinous Double Murder on Live Television
During a debate on Critical Race Theory, BNC Host Marc Lamont Hill brutally killed a guest with a concealed weapon called “facts.”
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Exclusive: The Smithsonian Channel Recruits Storytellers to Explore the Meaning of Juneteenth
The collection of original video essays is part of the network’s multi-day commemoration of Juneteenth and an exploration of the Black experience in America.
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Jada, Willow and Gammy Steamed Their Vaginas on Red Table Talk, and Now We Need a Yoni Intervention
The ‘Red Table Talk’ hosts sat on vaginal thrones, advised by Jada’s longtime healer, Queen Afua.
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Chris Harrison Makes Bachelor-Verse Exit Official After Race-Related Controversy, Exchanging the Final Rose for a Major Payday
The Bachelor franchise’s longtime host and producer reportedly negotiated ‘a mid-range eight-figure payoff.’
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Mark Your Calendars for June 6 Because The Kings Cometh
Fans of the sweet science—that’s boxing to you mere mortals—know that between 1980 and 1989, there were four fighters that ushered in a boxing renaissance that not only blessed us all with bitter rivalries, but a smorgasbord of legendary bouts. These “Four Kings”—Roberto Durán, Thomas “The Hitman” Hearns, Marvelous Marvin Hagler, and Sugar Ray Leonard—were…
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Dr. Fauci, Please Come Get This Beverly Hills Housewife Who Said Being Called Racist Is a 'Virus Worse Than COVID'
The Beverly Hills are alive with the sound of a white woman’s weaponized tears. On the latest episode of The Real Beverly Housewives of Beverly Hills (Season 11, Episode 3, titled “Sutton’s Gotta Give”), viewers witness an aggravating conversation about race relations involving cast members Kyle Richards, Sutton Stracke and Crystal Kung Minkoff (with a…