Viola Davis has been quite an inspiration for women across demographics. She represents Black women, older women, mothers, wives, and even actresses. At the Cannes Film Festival, the Oscar winner had a moment to chat with People Magazine about the realities of being an older Black woman in Hollywood. Viola Davis On Roles In Hollywood… Continue reading Viola Davis Talks Realities of Older Black Women in Hollywood
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Keke Palmer Is Raw About Black Women Being Sexualized
Keke Palmer became a notable childhood star with her breakout movie, Akeelah and The Bee. Like Raven Symone, Palmer starred in her own legendary sitcom, True Jackson VP. After two decades in the entertainment industry, Keke Palmer writes her own narrative with her second studio album, “Big Boss.” Palmer recently opened up about working in… Continue reading Keke Palmer Is Raw About Black Women Being Sexualized
Exclusive: The First Ladies of ‘Godfather Of Harlem’ Want Viewers To Know There’s History In Each Episode
The first ladies Ilfenesh Hadera and Antoinette Crowe-Legacy return as Mayme Johnson, wife to notorious gangster Bumpy Johnson (played by Forest Whitaker), and Elise, daughter to Bumpy Johnson in season three of “Godfather of Harlem.” Mayme is resilient, intelligent, a rider for her community. Ilfenesh Hadera is the skilled actress bringing these authentic characteristics to… Continue reading Exclusive: The First Ladies of ‘Godfather Of Harlem’ Want Viewers To Know There’s History In Each Episode
EXCLUSIVE: Garcelle Beauvais Talks Living A Life She’s Proud Of, Plus Her New Memoir ‘Love Me As I Am’
Whether you first met her as Jamie’s love interest on the famed The Jamie Foxx Show sitcom or found yourself smitten by her beauty in Coming To America, Garcelle Beauvais has always been unforgettable. In an industry that can sometimes make quick work of Black talent, Beauvais has managed to stay, at once, in demand… Continue reading EXCLUSIVE: Garcelle Beauvais Talks Living A Life She’s Proud Of, Plus Her New Memoir ‘Love Me As I Am’
What We Can All Learn From Lee Daniels Finally Apologizing To Mo’Nique
Lee Daniels’ Precious, based on the novel Push by Sapphire, was released in 2009. When the film hit theaters, it was immediately applauded for its cultural significance, as well as for the performances of actors Mo’Nique and Gabourey Sidibe. A project with the potential to be polarizing in our community — featuring plus-size, dark-skinned women… Continue reading What We Can All Learn From Lee Daniels Finally Apologizing To Mo’Nique
Exclusive: Lauren London Discusses New Film ‘Without Remorse’ And Finding The Courage To Keep Moving Forward
21Ninety chatted with actress Lauren London to discuss her new film, forthcoming projects, what ignites her flame as a creative and finding the courage to keep moving forward in pursuit of her dreams.
Black Women In Hollywood Are Taking Over: Here’s 10 Creators You Need To Know
The impact of Black women in the entertainment industry is severely understated, but today these talented women are still bold and unapologetic as they continue making herstory in Hollywood.
Exclusive: Actress Ilfenesh Hadera Talks Career, Artistry And The Season 2 Return Of ‘Godfather Of Harlem’
Godfather season 2 has started again. Let the drama begin!
Exclusive: ‘Snowfall’s’ Gail Bean Talks Portraying Addiction And Recovery As A Black Woman On TV
The ‘Snowfall’ actress shares her journey portraying a character living through addiction and redemption.
Actress Aja Naomi King Partners With L’Oréal Paris To Uplift Women Across America
Actress and L’Oréal Paris spokesperson Aja Naomi King is helping the brand lead its 2021 Women of Worth program to champion the unwavering resilience and hard work of the everyday woman.