Television
-
Wait, What? A Black Version of Jane Austen’s Classic ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Gets an Update for the Culture
A Black cast stars in the new version of the story following two sisters looking for love in a restrictive society.
-
‘As We Speak: Rap Music On Trial’ Is A Timely Doc About Black Culture In The Crosshairs: This Week’s TV Pick
The Paramount+ documentary follows rapper Kemba as he examines the impact of rap lyrics being used in criminal cases in the US and around the world.
-
‘Chasing Flavor’ Chef, Carla Hall, Shares Her Favorite Chef To Cook With & Whether Sugar Belongs In Grits
Hall's ('The Chew') making her TV comeback in her new Max food travel series where she traces the unknown origins of the foods we love.
-
Heartbreaking Wendy Williams Opens Up About Personal Hell She’s Been through
Premiering Feb. 24 and 25 on Lifetime, ‘Where Is Wendy Williams?’ follows the talk show host as she deals with her health issues and multiple personal battles.
-
‘Abbott Elementary’ Star Janelle James Reveals Who Inspired How She Plays Ava
James also shares which cast member on the ABC hit comedy makes her laugh most and whether or not there's more stand-up in her future.
-
Presidents Day: Astronaut Leland Melvin On ‘The Space Race’ and JFK’s Role In Diversifying NASA
National Geographic's new documentary, produced by Melvin, uncovers the history of Black engineers and scientists who made early space exploration possible.
-
Kenya Moore On Loving Bad Bunny and Which Classic Black Sitcom She’d Return To, Plus New Lifetime Movie
Moore stars in "Abducted Off The Street: The Carlesha Gaither Story", about a kidnapped Philadelphia nurse who left clues behind for her rescue.
-
Jesse L. Martin Addresses Taraji P. Henson On Hollywood Inequity, Plus New Show ‘The Irrational’
The 'Law & Order' vet stopped by to talk about his new NBC show and shares which project fans always approach him about.
-
Nat Geo’s ‘The Space Race’ Chronicles The Black Astronauts & Innovators Who Made NASA Successful
Our TV pick this week documents the Black engineers and scientists that helped build NASA at the height of the civil rights struggle.
-
‘Usher is Gone’ What Just Happened to Usher Before His Super Bowl Halftime Show?
Just days before one of the biggest moments of Usher's career, the 'My Way' singer is seemingly nowhere to be found!