Television
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‘General Hospital’ Star Tabyana Ali Claps Back Against Racist Trolls
The actress, who plays Trina, responded to online attacks and was backed up by a statement from the long-running daytime drama.
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Racists Are Review Bombing Black-led Star Wars Series ‘The Acolyte’ Despite High Ratings From Real Critics
Once again, Star Wars fans show their true colors when a person of color or woman gets to shine in a galaxy far, far away.
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The Black Man ‘Central Park Karen’ Put in Danger Just Achieved An Extraordinary Win
The subject of the viral bird watching incident of 2020 earned one of the greatest awards in television at the Daytime Emmys over the weekend.
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WATCH: Gayle King Hilariously Slips And Reveals Too Much About Oprah’s Hospital Stay
King was supposed to interview her famous best friend about her latest Oprah's Book Club selection, but she graphically explained why she was absent.
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Get Your Binge On: Our 2024 Summer TV Preview Highlights the Shows We Can’t Wait For
‘Bel Air,’ ‘House of the Dragon’ and ‘The Boys’ are among the shows we can’t wait to watch this summer.
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Ten Years In, 50 Cent Gives The Behind The Scenes Story Of The ‘Power’ Universe
The rapper spoke at the star-studded season premiere of "Power Book II: Ghost" in New York City.
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Black Stars Who Should be the New Host of ‘Wheel of Fortune’
As Pat Sajak says a final goodbye to the long-running TV institution, we have suggestions for stars who would have been great successors.
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WATCH: Sweet Reunion Between Al Roker and ‘Today’ Show’s ‘Youngest Viewer’ Got Fans in Tears
In celebration of the Today Plaza opening 30 years ago, the beloved weatherman and anchor was surprised with a reunion of a lifetime.
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The Most Shocking Moments of 50 Cent’s ‘Power’ Franchise
As ‘Power Book II: Ghost’ season 4 premieres, marking the 10th anniversary of the franchise, we’re highlighting the universe’s most shocking moments.
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Surprise Surprise! Professional Karen— Megyn Kelly— Defends Caitlin Clark At The Expense of Black WNBA Players
In Kelly’s defense of the WNBA star, she conveniently overlooks the accomplishments of the Black woman players who came before her.