Shonda Rhimes has only just landed at Netflix and has already rocketed to the top.
For, ‘Bridgerton’ – the first show to spring forth from her mega deal with the streamer – has been named the platform’s biggest series ever.
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Shonda Rhimes has only just landed at Netflix and has already rocketed to the top.
For, ‘Bridgerton’ – the first show to spring forth from her mega deal with the streamer – has been named the platform’s biggest series ever.
Full story below…
After months of buzz, ‘Wendy Williams: The Movie’ premieres this weekend on Lifetime.
The action-packed biopic sees Ciera Payton transform into the shock jock-turned-daytime talk show host and no stone is left unturned.
Directed by Darren Grant, the television movie chronicles the 56-year-old’s publicized highs and lows. From her divorce drama with Kevin Hunter, miscarriages, family life, and more.
As if that wasn’t enough, the flick will also be accompanied by a feature-length documentary titled ‘The Wendy Williams Story…What a Mess!’
Ahead of Lifetime’s Wendy Williams weekend, That Grape Juice‘s Chet caught up with Payton to discuss what it was like playing the media maven.
Watch above and be sure to let us know what you think.
Cicely Tyson, the pioneering Academy, EMMY, and TONY-award winning actress who helped break Hollywood’s color barriers on film and television over her nearly 70-year career, passed away Thursday (January 28) at 96-years-old – just two days after the release of her memoir, ‘Just As I Am.’
The report of her passing from her manager, Larry Thompson, did not include information about the cause of death.
Easily one of Hollywood’s most celebrated actresses during her lifetime, news of the screen Queen’s life transition only saw that celebration amplified as fans, admirers, industry insiders, and fellow entertainers took to social media in droves to remember the icon.
Relating to the latter, look below to see what the likes of Mary J. Blige, Kerry Washington, Tyler Perry, Beyoncé, Angela Bassett, Mariah Carey, Barack & Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, & more had to say:
After opening to a viewership audience of 3.91 million with its premiere episode in September 2019, ‘Mixed-ish’ – the prequel spinoff sitcom from ABC juggernaut comedy ‘Black-ish’ – continued to draw strong ratings across the remainder of its 24-episode season 1 run, a consistency rewarded with a season 2 renewal.
Just 7 months after its first season’s finale, the Tika Sumpter & Mark-Paul Gosselaar-led series returned to screens January 26.
And if the viewership figures are anything to judge by, fans of the show apparently couldn’t wait to see the latest happenings of “Bow,” “Paul,” “Harrison,” Alicia,” and the gang.
Self-proclaimed “King of the South” T.I. has been the center of king-sized controversy all week.
Just days after his wife – Tameka “Tiny” Harris – took to social media to defend him against resurfaced allegations from Atlanta businesswoman Sabrina Peterson that he held her at gunpoint in front of her children (click here to read more), the GRAMMY-winner/social activist is now being blasted by reports he was involved in a sex trafficking ring.
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In news that’s sent the entertainment industry reeling, legendary screen actress Cicely Tyson has died.
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Dane Baptiste has long commanded the laughs with his unbridled brand of comedy.
And he continues along said trajectory with new BBC show ‘Bamous.’
The provocative special is centred on the NASBLAQ, a mythical stock index for black and famous talent.
Baptiste, who is joined by a cast of up and coming comedians, explores the NASBLAQ through a series of stand-up routines, topical updates and sketches that will no doubt leave viewers in stitches.
That Grape Juice caught up with the comic, who opened up about ‘Bamous,’ Black representation in the media sphere, and much more.
When FX’s ‘Snowfall’ ended its third season in 2019, the finale garnered the series’ third highest ratings figure to date.
But if the buzz preceding the February 24-kickoff of its fourth season is anything to judge by, it’s on track to set an even higher personal record with its returning episode.
Season 13 of the ‘Real Housewives Of Atlanta’ is heating up and the drama between newcomers Drew Sidora and LaToya Ali has been taking center-stage.
And it looks like things are finally come to a head on the next episode this coming Sunday.
For, during the group’s South Carolina trip, the freshman pair threw shade grenades aplenty – with neither wigs nor husbands being off limits.
See what we mean in all new previews below…
‘Married To Medicine’ is back for its 8th season and according to the thermometer, the drama is scorching!
The popular Bravo series chronicles the lives of a group of ladies – some of whom work in the medical field and others who are married to those who do.
This instalment, which premieres on Sunday March 7, promises to make for magnetic viewing.
In a freshly unleashed trailer, Dr. Jackie, Dr. Simone, Dr. Heavenly, and Dr. Contessa Metcalfe are all back in the mix. They are joined by newcomer Anila Sajja.
Alums Lisa Nicole Cloud, Quad Webb and Kari Wells all appear as Friends Of.
What are you waiting for? Watch the first look trailer below…
Wendy Williams is leaning in to being a real life Hot Topic.
After years of silence on the matter, the talkshow maven is no longer being quiet about her ex-husband’s infidelity and the baby he fathered while in wedlock.
While plugging forthcoming biopic and documentary ‘Wendy Williams: A Hot Mess,’ the former shock jock mentioned Sharina Hudson by name, called out Kevin Hunter, and even referenced their child.
Watch below…
Despite criticism over costuming, casting, and the controversy surrounding the portrayal (or lack thereof) of group member DJ Spinderella, female Rap pioneers Salt-N-Pepa‘s Lifetime biopic soldiered on to small screens Saturday (January 23).
The Mario Van Peebles-directed endeavor – executive produced by Queen Latifah as well as the group’s members Cheryl ‘Salt’ James and Sandra ‘Pepa’ Denton – chronicled the duo’s rise in the male-dominated Hip Hop world and even spotlighted a number of personal struggles the ladies endured along the way.
Their lives played out alongside a soundtrack of their greatest hits (i.e. ‘Push It,’ ‘Whatta Man,’ ‘Shoop,’ etc.), look inside to see just how many people tuned in for the action.