Viola Davis has us seeing double, as she embodies the essence of First Lady Michelle Obama in the newly released trailer for Showtime's The First Lady — and we say yes to all of this!

Beyond their impressiveness on the court, they have built platforms off the court too and serve as role models for Black women everywhere—something the Oscar-nominated film, King Richard, brings into focus.

Quiana Burns is officially the executive producer of “Tamron Hall” and the host of the namesake talker is beaming with pride.

The case of a father killing his twin daughters after accusing them of being witches has shocked the global faith community.

It was literally the first thing Virginia’s Republican governor, Glenn Youngkin, did when he took office last month: sign an executive order designed to root out critical race theory from the state’s education system.

A racial debate is brewing surrounding the International Olympic Committee’s decision to let a white Russian figure skater continue competing despite a failed doping test, since a Black American sprinter was banned from competing in the Olympics for a similar reason.

Four-time Grammy winner, Karen Clark Sheard, has inked a deal with Motown Gospel in partnership with her own faith-based record label, Karew Records.

For gospel lovers, one of the biggest highlights of Super Bowl LVI was hearing Grammy-winning gospel duo, Mary Mary, deliver a stirring rendition of “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” best known as the “Black National Anthem.”

No two couples are alike. And few couples know each other as well as Steph and Ayesha Curry do. That’s something the 10-years-married Christian couple discovered about their relationship as hosts of their new HBO Max game show, “About Last Night,” which debuted Thursday.

Quiana Watson, a co-star of OWN’s “Ladies Who List: Atlanta,” an eight-episode series that follows six professional, Black businesswomen working in real estate, has decided to quit the show with no hopes of ever returning.

“My conversation is not about Joe Rogan, it is not about Spotify, it is about my integrity and my dignity,” said India Arie in a new video uploaded to her official Instagram page.

Nominations for the 94th Annual Academy Awards are in, and EEW Magazine Online entertainment editors are happy to see The Academy recognize a few of our finest Black actors.

Beyoncé has picked up her first Oscar nomination. The power ballad “Be Alive,” which she wrote with the songwriter Dixson for the Venus and Serena Williams biopic “King Richard,” is up for best original song.

Former Democratic presidential hopeful Andrew Yang has offered an apology after saying that embattled podcast host Joe Rogan who referred to a Black neighborhood as “Planet of the Apes” isn't racist because he works with Black people.

“I am thrilled to officially announce that I have joined CNN as a Political Commentor,” said Bottoms who also shared that she when she was a student at Florida A&M University, she applied for the “coveted VJ (Video Journalist) program at CNN and didn’t get in.”

Black women are more likely to die of the disease because it is typically discovered at a later stage than for white women, according to a joint report by the Southern Rural Black Women's Initiative for Economic and Social Justice (SRBWI) and Human Rights Watch (HRW).

Brilliant, Black, figurative painter, Chaz Guest, whose work is collected by the Obamas and Oprah Winfrey, is featuring deceased actor, Michael K. Williams, in his new solo exhibition, “Memories of Warriors,” on view through March 19 at Vito Schnabel Gallery in New York.

After a wildly successful run, it’s time for the huge and loyal fanbase of Bounce’s original drama series Saints & Sinners to say goodbye. Cue sad music.

Fantasia Taylor will star as Celie, and Danielle Brooks will play Sofia, with both reprising their respective Broadway roles. The exciting news was revealed Thursday during ABC’s Soul of a Nation: Screen Queens Rising special.