
Film Featured Black History Month Opinion Entertainment
I don’t feel like the movie “Soul Food,” the 1997 family dramedy starring Vivica Fox, Vanessa Williams and Nia Long, truly gets its due.

Black History Month Entertainment Opinion Featured Film
Black women’s friendships are built different. We go hard for each other. We hold each other up. It’s that deep.

Entertainment Health News Television Featured Film
Fox told her “Cocktails with Queens” co-hosts King asked her to share that she was aware of the public outpouring of love.

Entertainment Featured
Johnson suggested that Kelly was one of the many Black men who have mental illness and are incarcerated instead of treated.

Television Featured
Ana Navarro, a frequent guest co-host on ABC’s “The View,” said she has since tested negative for COVID-19 three times.

Entertainment Featured
Vivica Fox responded to 50 Cent’s girlfriend after saying in an interview that the rapper was “the love of her life.”

Featured Entertainment Style
Rochon shared a few photos of her daughter Asia in it, with a caption reading, “Yes I saved the dress … wasn’t sure why but now I know.”