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An exclusive interview with actress, Michaela Coel on her new Netflix film 'Been So Long' and sharing her #MeToo moment…
An exclusive interview with actor Curtiss Cook on his role in NBC's newest drama, 'Manifest' and working with his real-life…
Shonda Rhimes emphasizes the need for young women to vote with moving speech during the Girls Build Leadership Summit in…
The first trailer for Chewing Gum’s Michaela Coel’s musical romance Been So Long is here and will premiere on Netflix
Netflix just dropped 'Nappily Ever After' and we have a rundown of all the reasons the film starring Sanaa Lathan…
Stars like Sanaa Lathan, Nia Long, Lynn Whitfield, Gabrielle Union and more hit the red carpet for the premiere of…
Netflix has partnered with Inaugural Smithsonian African American Film Festival and will screen 'Quincy' at the festival in Washington D.C.
Regina King wins the Emmy Award for Best Actress in a Limited Series or Movie for her moving role in…
Netfliz has acquired the film 'Flying Bird' starring Andre Holland, Zazie Beetz, and Sonja Sohn and directed by Steven Soderbergh.
An exclusive sneak peek at 'D.L. Hughley: Contrarian' his new comedy special that will premiere on Netflix on September 18.
'Bubblegum' star, Michaela Coel speaks out about the sexual assault she experienced while working and preps new series about consent.
Netflic just anounced plans to partner with Tiffany Haddish for an original, stand up comedy special that will premiere in…
Laverne Cox opens up about planning her own suicide in alengthy Instagram post and reveals her biggest fear was being…
Netflix just announced the actors cast to portray 'Central Park 5' in their Ava DuVernay-directed series on the real-life drama.
Black Twitter is going crazy over the Netflix new self-love, focused movie, "Nappily Ever After" featauring Sanaa Lathan.
[griojw id=”Gdlnl1zy” playerid=”GqX43ZoG”] It’s almost time for Netflix to premiere its highly-anticipated film, Nappily Ever After and we’ve got the
Netflix announced plans to premiere 'QUINCY' a documentary on Quincy Jones directed by his real-life daughter, Rashida Jones.