Television
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Did Sherri Shepherd’s Random Appearance On the Oprah Show in 1990 Foreshadow Her Talk Show Success?
The host and comedian recently reflected on Queen O passing the baton to her and what her future look like moving forward.
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Fierce Females: TV’s Most Badass Black Women
‘NCIS: Sydney,’ ‘Found’ and ‘Bridgerton’s’ Queen Charlotte showcase some of TV’s fiercest Black women.
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Glynn Turman & Lance Reddick in “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” Is Our TV Pick This Week
A star-studded cast of Olympus Gods in the Disney+ fantasy series is what’s Black on TV.
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WATCH: Wait… Did Oprah Just Pass the Daytime Talk Show Baton to Sherri Shepherd?
Given the talkshows that followed since Oprah went off the air, such as Wendy Williams and more, it begs the question as to why Queen O hadn’t done this prior.
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TV’s Best Binge: The Hidden Gems of Max
“A Black Lady Sketch Show,” “I May Destroy You,” “Delicious Miss Brown” and “Donyale Luna: Supermodel” are some of the interesting choices available on Max.
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LL Cool J & Queen Latifah in A Grammy Salute to 50 Years of Hip Hop Is On TV This Week
CBS hosts a celebration of the 50th anniversary of hip-hop with some of the greatest stars of all time.
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TV’s Best Binge: The Hidden Gems of Peacock
“Psych,” “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” “Ray” and the Olympics are among the interesting choices you’ll find on Peacock.
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Jesse Williams Recalls Norman Lear Defending Him From 2016 BET Awards Speech Backlash
The “Grey’s Anatomy” star celebrated the television legend in a moving Instagram post capturing their friendship.
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Norman Lear’s Influence on Black Television is Unmatched, Unforgettable
On Wednesday, the entertainment giant who brought us “The Jeffersons” and “Good Times” passed away at 101. Hollywood is celebrating his groundbreaking legacy.
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Mahershala Ali & Julia Roberts In Leave The World Behind Is Our TV Pick Of The Week
A Netflix mysterious post-apocalyptic thriller starring the two Oscar winners is what’s Black on TV.