Kim Porter’s Best friend Speaks On Al B. Sure!’s Theories On Kim’s Death, Diddy
Tramell Tillman Talks Sparring with Tom Cruise and Bringing That Severance Heat to Mission: Impossible
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Kid Cudi Just Spilled the Tea About His Relationship With Cassie, And It’s Not What You Think
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A Bel-Air Conversation with Carlton and Hillary Banks
Bel-Air stars, Olly Sholotan and Coco Jones, talk about the added character depth to the Banks siblings in Peacock's reimagining of the Fresh Prince.
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Lil Nas X Among First Group of Grammy Performers
Lil Nas X, BTS, Billie Eilish set as first wave of Grammy performers.
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A Black Lady Sketch Show Season 3 Premieres April 8 on HBO
The award-winning comedy will return for its third season on April 8.
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The Life and Career of Jesse Jackson to be Centered in Upcoming Documentary Feature and Limited Series
Jesse Jackson is going to slow down enough to talk through and reflect on his life long fight for racial and economic justice,' said director Shola Lynch.
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Cynthia Bailey Opens Up About Her Treatment for Fibroids
The Real Housewives of Atlanta star wants women to know that hysterectomies aren't their only option
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Taraji P. Henson to Star in Time Alone Feature Adaptation
Based on the award-winning play, the Golden Globe-winning actress will star in and produce the film.
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Jonathan Majors to Star In and Executive Produce Film Adaptation of Walter Mosley’s The Man In My Basement
Majors can currently be seen in the HBO Max documentary Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches and the popular Netflix western, The Harder They Fall.
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Oscars 2022: Daniel Kaluuya, Lupita Nyong’o, Tyler Perry, Tracee Ellis Ross Among Presenters
Additional stars also announced include Samuel L. Jackson, Halle Bailey, Ruth E. Carter, and Chris Rock.
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Barack Obama to Host Our Great National Parks at Netflix
The former president will narrate the five-part series, premiering April 13.
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Exclusive: These Two Women Are Helping Black Social Media Creators Get Credit for Their Work
Using tags they created, Michelle Adjei and Cameryn Boyd tell The Root how they're ensuring Black creators get the credit they deserve.