Television

A documentary on Madam C.J. Walker airs on the WORLD Channel Youtube channel.

Those unfamiliar with the case will be shocked by the eerie similarities between protests of yesteryear and now.

With her new show, Joy Reid becomes the only Black woman currently holding down a primetime slot on network news.

'The Chi' is back and so is Curtiss Cook's dangerous Otis 'Douda' Perry

Comedian Dave Chappelle dropped the surprise special '8:46' on Netflix’s YouTube channel Friday weighing in on George Floyd and other...

In an effort to educate viewers about the topic of systemic racism, 'Just Mercy' and 'Selma' and the documentary '13th'...

Tracee Ellis Ross is ready for her close-up in 'The High Note.'

The new documentary 'Where The Pavement Ends' links two towns, one Black and one White, together.

'Daddy and the Warlord' follows a daughter's captivating quest to understand why her father collaborated with corrupt leaders.

For those of us of a certain age, the multi-talented star of stage and screen Diahann Carroll was iconic.

'When They See Us' has been the most-watched series on Netflix, since its debut.

Summer TV viewing is in full swing with many returning favorites, as well as fresh offerings.

CLEO TV features a mix of new and old school original series, talk shows and lifestyle entertainment for today's Black...

The fact-based script by Barbara Stepansky is adapted from the Time magazine article on the water crisis by Josh Sanburn,...

Wondering when the heck your favorite TV shows featuring diverse casts return or eager to learn of new TV shows...

Jus a few weeks ago, Avis-Marie Barnes settled into her first regular role, as beloved Anita Jones on AMC’s quirky...

Although Marvel’s Luke Cage focuses on a male superhero, it’s really the women of the comic book series who drive...

Your definitive guide to summer TV programs featuring actors and actresses of color

  Issa Rae at the “In the Huddle” women’s summit Issa Rae once wrestled with either going to business school...

  On Broadway (1959), in movie houses (1961), and afterward on television, Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun increasingly held Black...