
BET’s Connie Orlando on how Black entertainers can help
The Black community continues to be disproportionately affected by the global pandemic. Prominent entertainment figures in the Black community often have the voice and economic power
The Black community continues to be disproportionately affected by the global pandemic. Prominent entertainment figures in the Black community often have the voice and economic power
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and BET Her will kick off in a big way. The network is airing its 2nd annual “BET
Friday night, sources claim Tamar Braxton took sick and was hospitalized and Xscape stepped up to fill in for the Love and War singer. BET’s new
BET’s longtime CEO Debra Lee took the time to tell us about the purpose of the Black Girls Rock! Awards. And she expressed her appreciation
Black Girls Rock definitely brought out the women not only about their business in life but also the ones conscious of making statements through their
[jwplatform 5XbcSKyc] When speaking to an accomplished actress, singer and dancer like the Geneva, Switzerland-born Kat Graham, it’s really a breath of fresh air to
[jwplatform u81Ev0dl] Lil Mama is just all over the place. Seems she’s been in the groove of things since her acting debut as Left Eye
When first lady Michelle Obama spoke onstage alongside the M.A.D. Girls; Kaya Thomas, Chental-Soing Bembry and Gabrielle Jordan, it was apparent the young girls were
The hosts of Black Girls Rock! — Regina King and Tracee Ellis Ross — made no qualms about letting it be known that the stage for BGR is
BLACK GIRLS ROCK!™ celebrates its fifth year honoring the triumphs of inspirational Black women who are trailblazers in the areas of art, philanthropy, sports and
Black Entertainment Television executive Connie Orlando got teary eyed and her voice quivered often during her acceptance speech at the Black Women Film Network at