Nene Leakes made headlines this week when she slammed ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ star Porsha Williams.
Unpacking claims that her “lil sis” allegedly did not want to shoot an episode of ‘The Upshaws’ with her, Leakes went on to insist that Williams “is not a star.”
Now, in a move that is sure to raise eyebrows, the reality veteran has linked up with the RHOA’s estranged husband Simon Guobadia – and his rumored new boo.
Start your engines because season 16 of ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ is here.
The latest installment of the Emmy Award-winning series once again sees the groundbreaking drag force lead the search for America’s Next Top Drag Superstar.
Like millions across the globe, we’re already hooked and loving the array of characters all vying for glittery glory in the hit competition.
With episode 13 set to air on Friday, check out a sneak peek before it hits screens…
As the credits have rolled on the Queen Latifah-hosted 55th annual NAACP Image Awards, which aired Saturday (February 25) on BET, eyes are turning to the event’s truest star: its coveted trophies.
Crowning the year’s best and brightest in music, film, television, literary work, and more, the NAACP honored big names like Usher, Fantasia, Taraji P. Henson, Damson Idris, and many more for their advancements of the representation of people of color in entertainment.
Curious to see who took home an award? See the full list inside:
Ava DuVernay adds to her rich tapestry of resonating releases with ‘Origin.’
Inspired by the New York Times Best-Seller ‘Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents,’ the riveting film follows Isabel Wilkerson (played by Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor), as she writes the book. She journeys across Germany, India, and the US to research the caste systems in each country’s history.
Anchored by Ellis, ‘Origin’ also stars Jon Bernthal, Vera Farmiga, Audra McDonald, Niecy Nash-Betts, Nick Offerman, and Blair Underwood.
That Grape Juice’s Maya Ego sat down with the director/writer, who opened up in earnest about shaping the film, her dedication to meaning-led and output, and much more.
Watch our EXCLUSIVE interview with the Emmy, BAFTA, and NAACP winner above and be sure to let us know…
‘Love is Blind’ season 6 has had viewers glued to their screens and pouring out all sorts of emotion.
The relationship arc between castmates Clay Gravesande and Amber Desirée “AD” Smith, for many, has proven to be the nucleus of the season. Especially in the wake of the dramatic finale.
As watched by millions, Gravesande opted not to say “I Do” to Smith in what presented as a super last-minute decision.
A social media backlash erupted and, after initially addressing the matter in the hotly anticipated season 6 reunion, the 32-year-old stopped by the Tamron Hall Show to discuss the experience.
Angela Bassett has been a formidable force on screens – big and small – for more than three decades.
Fittingly, then, this year actress was bestowed with an honorary (and long-overdue) Oscar for delivering trailblazing performances across the length and breadth of her career. A career that continues to thrive today.
Stopping by the Tamron Hall Show this week, Bassett opened up about the win, the new season of her hit ABC series ‘9-1-1,’ and her desire to return to Broadway.