George Wallace Modeled His Comedy, Clean Slate, After This Classic Redd Foxx Sitcom
Wallace wrote on one of the later seasons of Norman Lear's classic 70s series
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The Sanctified Funk of Sly & the Family Stone
One critic said the group was too hot and Black to be rock, too positive to be the Blues, and too wild to be Soul. Sly's group indeed lived in their own universe
Kendrick Lamar’s Celine Jeans Crashed Super Bowl Sunday
Another style coup for the man who wore a Canadian tuxedo to the Grammys
6 Things To Know About Sinners According to Ryan Coogler
The director of Marvel’s Black Panther franchise dished on what to expect from his prestige horror starring long-time collaborator Michael B. Jordan
The Greatest Fake President Of All Time
America loves movies about make-believe commanders-in-chief. Maybe we should elect one of those?
How Jeffrey Wright Blossomed Into A Brilliant American Actor
He’s an Oscar away from joining the prestigious EGOT class but Hollywood’s most flexible man deserves his flower’s now
Makayla's Voice Short Doc Has Already Won Without an Oscar Nomination
Producer Needlz's daughter, Makayla, has a type of autism that makes her nonverbal. Yet she communicates better than most
Kevin Powell’s ‘When We Free The World’ Paints All the Shades of Black Manhood
The new documentary takes a multi-layered look at the dimensions of Black manhood and how it came to be
The Legacy of Robert Guillaume, One of Hollywood's Most Underrated Black Men
The resilient Robert Guillaume was a notorious scene stealer on camera. Writer Mark Anthony Neal remembers the great actor
What Fox New and Fox Sports Have in Common
What did women have to do to keep their jobs at Fox?
Fact Checking Tyler Perry's Six Triple Eight
What happened IRL between Major Charity Edna Adams, he 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, and their male counterparts
Ice Cubs Says Masculinity Is Being Improperly Defined and Needs a Reset
The West Coast rapper says there is a striking difference with masculinity and being an a**hole
Why Ice Cube Kicked Santa's Ass in Friday After Next
The west coast legend wanted to show the world what a West Coast Christmas looked like
How Will Nikki Giovanni’s Fearless Verse Echo in Black Community?
The Black Arts Movement leader’s words have a lasting impact
The New Iteration of X-Men Teams are Short on Black Men
How one of the most diverse superhero teams lack diversity in their new iteration
Has The Rubicon Finally Been Crossed With Bitcoin Selling at $100,000?
While Bitcoin has spawned an industry of imitators — Ethereum, Dogecoin, Altcoin — it is the only truly decentralized cryptocurrency
Grey’s Anatomy’s Favorite Family Man Parents Like His Mama
Jason George's mother taught him to think before presenting ideas. His children are the beneficiaries
Understanding Richard Pryor's Use of the N-Word
Pryor's use of the word represented something valiant
You Should Revisit Disney's Andor
May the gritty realism be with you
The Peerless Genius of Michael Jackson's 'Thriller'
The top selling album of all time continues to age beautifully but Michael Jackson never got an opportunity to appreciate his otherworldly accomplishment
The Two Pre-Action Petitions Drake Filed Against UMG, Explained
Instead of conceding to losing the battle, Aubrey Graham is taking his L to court against his bosses
Celebrating Soul Food's Essential Place on Black Culture's Mount Rushmore
Appreciating the taste of pig feet and delicious soul food delicacies
The Car Behind Kendrick Lamar’s GNX Album Title
Released in 1987, the muscle icon went from 0 to 60 in under 5 seconds
Shyne Says He's Nobody's Nepo Baby
While Moses Barrow gets inundated with question on Sean “Diddy” Combs, he’s focused on becoming Prime Minister of Belize
Why Tyson Actually Won Despite Losing
The legendary pugilist drew 65 million viewers globally to Netflix's livestream
The Other Three-Album Run that Defined Quincy Jones' Black Pop Sound
George Benson, James Ingram, and Michael Jackson sparked a movement like no other.
Unpacking Luther Vandross' Sentimental Rhythm and Blues
Listening to Luther amidst Black grief.
One of Them Days Director Says SZA Had Natural Comedic Timing on Set
Lawrence Lamont captains the first buddy comedy led by Black women since Girls Trip
How Music Giant Quincy Jones Made His Mark in Hollywood
His accomplishments on the big and small screens are thrilling
Everything We Know About Pink Cocaine's Explosion So Far
The party drug's presence is aggressively ramping up