If the Academy Awards is the biggest ticket in town, Vanity Fair’s annual after party is the second. The who’s who of Hollywood are always in attendance and since the Oscars were extra white this year, it gave the Black faces we love, much deserved red carpet moments. The after party is where Hollywood’s elite […]
For our second annual Urban One Honors, amazing African-Americans from Hollywood, media, politics, and beyond came out to honor one another. The event that aired on TV One on Jan 20 and took place on Dec. 6, not only honored the 40-year history of Radio One, the radio division of Urban One, and its founder Cathy Hughes, […]
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Obama said she hopes men and women will unite to incite change.
The Oscar winner is the first Black actress in Hollywood to publicly speak out against the movie mogul's unwanted sexual advances.
The two-time Emmy winner is no stranger to racking up accolades—and they keep coming!
From "227" to "American Crime Story," the entertainer is one of the most respected actresses and directors in Hollywood.
