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With a new documentary on the way, Kiami Davael revisits her Matilda era, sharing what childhood fame taught her about identity, faith, and staying grounded in Hollywood.

Black women creating spaces for ourselves and gathering with intention inevitably draws surveillance and scrutiny born from white discomfort.

As a special Black Women's History Month report, here's a comprehensive look at the key Black actresses who have reshaped Hollywood.

When actress Malinda Williams told me she finally learned to answer “I do not know” on a red carpet, it landed with the weight of a revelation. For decades, Hollywood trained women like her to always have a prepared line, a new project on deck, a performance-ready smile. But in a world where the ground […]

Angela Bassett and their beautiful family rally around Courtney B.Vance in one of his most significant professional moments yet.

Sterling K. Brown is opening up about the intention behind the casting of dark-skinned actresses to play opposite him in his projects. And now we have another reason to love him.

"First and foremost, I must thank God. Thank you for being present and walking with me as I do my best to navigate this journey and this experience. Thank You for any and all blessings You've given to me, yes, even the ones in the moment I didn't identify as such," Pierre said.

Former backup dancer, Tanika Ray, sheds light on her past interactions with Diddy, emphasizing the challenges women face in Hollywood and the importance of prioritizing mental health amid traumatic experiences.