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Secrets, lies and scandals are nestled "Beyond The Gates." Making history as the first hour-long Black daytime soap opera, the brand new series is set to premiere Feb. 24 on CBS and Paramount+.
The upcoming Broadway season is packed with revivals, originals, plays, and musicals. Denzel Washington is set to star in a Shakespearean classic. Phylicia Rashad is directing an intriguing family drama. Also, Broadway darlings Adrienne Warren, LaTanya Richardson, Kara Young and Jasmine Amy Rogers are stepping into leading roles. Here’s a sneak peek of what's coming to the stage this year.
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In the wake of inauguration day, which may be melancholic for some, 'MadameNoire' rounded up the ultimate list of Black women with “presidential energy.” The ones we love, adore and could totally take charge of the White House.