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Last night, the 2015 Triumph Awards presented by Reverend Al Sharpton, National Action Network (NAN) and TV One, was filmed in Atlanta at 200 Peachtree. Hosted by actressTichina Arnold, the ceremony – now in its 6th year – recognized the impact its honorees have made on our society. Recording artist and philanthropist Tyrese Gibson was …
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Tune in to OWN tonight at 9:00PM & 9:30PM ET/PT for new episodes of Tyler Perry’s “For Better or Worse.” Last season ended with a young girl arriving and claiming that Marcus is her father; additionally the series has been focusing on the contentious divorce between Richard and Keisha. When the new episodes begin, Marcus …
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Shonda Rhimes will never walk down the aisle — and she is more than happy with her decision not to. In a Sept. 8 interview with Entertainment Weekly, the screenwriter, director and producer discussed her upcoming memoir Year Of Yes and some of the topics she covers in it. Rhimes told EW that she realized she didn’t …
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Three decades after she gave up the crown amid a nude photo scandal, Vanessa Williams is returning to the Miss America pageant. The Miss America Organization, Dick Clark Productions and the ABC television network announced Tuesday they are bringing back the award-winning actress and singer to serve as head judge for the 2016 competition. It …
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Amandla Stenberg says we need more badass girls — and she’s helping to make that happen. The 16-year-old actress, who is widely-recognized for her activism around social and cultural issues — is, yet again, speaking up and speaking out for women of color who often go under- and misrepresented. This time, Stenberg is using her talent …
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When most people think about the combination of Black folks and horror films they think of the stereotypical “first to die” trope (one that is too true), and then depending on your generation, ‘Candyman,’ ‘Blacula,’ or even the TV series ‘True Blood.’ Though a shift is occurring through the continual work of the ladies on …
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