Television
Morrist Chestnut's unfortunate streak of TV show cancellations continues. His latest CBS / Paramount+ series, Watson, was canceled after two seasons.
Actress Taylor Polidore Williams shares insights on Kimmie's evolution and fan reactions to 'Beauty in Black' season 2. The post ‘Beauty In Black’s’ Taylor Polidore Williams Dishes On Kimmie’s Glow Up & The Copious Chaos That Comes With It [Exclusive] appeared first on Bossip.
Eva Marcille opens up about her journey, new Lifetime film 'Pushed Off a Plane,' and the resilience needed in the public eye.
Power never ends, but Raising Kanan's fifth and final season is on the way, and now we have a new teaser and release date.
Returning from its hiatus, SNL is boasting some big names to help usher in a new season of the iconic sketch comedy show in 2026, which will feature plenty of firsts.
We have a new face of the "f*** them kids" movement, and it's none other than Pennywise, the maniacal, supernatural, or extraterrestrial being disguised as a clown, from the HBO hit original series, IT: Welcome to Derry.
Idris Elba is back as business negotiator Sam Nelson, and just when he thought he could just chill after dealing with a hijacking on a flight from Dubai to London in the captivating first season of the show, he is back in another crazy situation.
Cam Newton and Ashley Nicole Moss are bringing a fresh perspective to sports and culture with their new BET show, "106 & Sports."
Go inside Kountry Wayne's grind, his upcoming Atlanta special, and how he’s inspiring the next generation with authenticity and hustle.
A judge still has to sign off on the paperwork, but it appears both sides are on the same page. More details inside.
Although the summer is winding down, it still seems like there’s a new series to watch on the streamer of your choice every other day. In our latest Black Watch, as the weather gets cooler, the CassiusLife team shares some choice viewing options that feature talented actors who look like us because…representation. This week’s picks include […]
Black sitcoms from back in the day have always been regarded as a staple in the community, impacting our upbringing and bringing laughs and relatability that other shows could not. Many of these shows featured relatable characters, perfect storylines, and a diverse cast. However, many of these shows flew under the radar or only lasted […]