Although today’s youth didn’t grow up watching the TV program that brought her national acclaim, “The Cosby Show,” Phylicia Rashad‘s presence in television and film
The storyline in Tyler Perry’s recent movie, A Fall From Grace, had unexpected twists and turns, but for the most part stays consistent with the filmmaker’s
Cicely Tyson‘s name immediately commands immense respect and admiration. Black Hollywood’s undeniable matriarch turned 95 years old on Dec. 19, 2019, but unlike most nonagenarians,
Black people are arguably the world’s most discriminating and merciless people when it comes to critiquing hair and wigs, especially bad ones. Evidence of that
Movie and TV mogul Tyler Perry surprised readers when he admitted he does not miss playing Madea and that, in fact, he has always hated
[jwplayer Es0dyoC0] Phylicia Rashad and Bresha Webb talk with rolling out’s Christal Jordan about diversity in movie roles for Black women. The two actresses star
[jwplayer wQfIn2m7] Tyler Perry and Crystal Fox discuss the new Netflix movie A Fall from Grace. Perry also describes his childhood and witnessing the women
