Academy Award winner, Samuel L. Jackson, is headed to Broadway. As announced on Tuesday (March 29), August Wilson’s Pultizer Prize-winning, Tony-nominated drama, The Piano Lesson is being revived for the first time since its Broadway debut in 1990.
The production will be helmed by Jackson’s wife, Tony Award nominee LaTanya Richardson Jackson, in her Broadway directorial debut. The Grey’s Anatomy actress will also be the first woman to direct an August Wilson play on Broadway.
Serena Williams will have been a mother for four months in a few days and she’s head over heels for little Alexis Olympia Ohanian, Jr. The world has been watching her family’s journey on her social platforms but she’s finally giving the inside scoop. For Vogue’s February issue, Williams graces the cover with her daughter. She dons a red Versace dress, baby in hand, photographed by Mario Testino.
The tennis star gets intimate about recent revelations, discussing the many facets of motherhood, the complications encountered during childbirth, and the goals she’s set for her return to the court.
Chanté Moore has got a man at home, and that man, Stephen Hill, is still loving every minute of it.
We caught up with the couple at the 2024 NAACP Image Awards, and not only did we speak to them about the importance of Black media, we also spoke to them about representing Black love and not being hardened by past relationships—though that isn’t an easy feat.
“Oh, still learning! Still learning and I love that about us,” said Moore as her husband of almost two years chuckled in the background.
Singer Steve Lacy has issued a statement after smashing a fan’s camera on stage.
While performing at New Orleans’ Orpheum Theater on Monday night (Oct. 24), an audience member allegedly threw a disposable camera on stage. Mid-song, Lacy, 24, stopped the show and said, “Don’t throw sh*t on my fu**ing stage please!”
Shortly after, the Gemini Rights artist later asked for the object before promptly smashing it on the stage. He walked off and ended his performance of “Bad Habits” before saying, “That’s it.
Tamar Braxton has found a new talk show home. The Grammy-nominated singer is Dish Nation‘s newest co-host, along with YouTube sensation Jessie Woo. Both women will join current hosts Da Brat, Headkrack, Gary With Da Tea, and Tanner Thomason.
“I’m so excited to join the fun PERMANENTLY!! I’m so grateful to join such an AMAZING Awesome Cast,” the Calling All Lovers singer wrote on Instagram. “Now there is NO excuse not to miss ONE EPISODE!