These Black beauties define '90s fine. They are perfect examples of what we mean when we say Black women are aging like fine wine.
The rise of ethnic rhinoplasty among Black women reflects more accessibility and growing social acceptance toward artificial aesthetic enhancement. But how does it impact our notions of beauty, identity, and ancestry?
This week we're highlighting some of our favorites looking scrumptious at the Golden Globe awards.
It’s no secret that there is an expectation for women to have families at some point in their lives. By a certain age, we all get hit with those questions or comments about when we plan to start having kids. But for some women, their dreams and goals are rooted more in their careers. Others may be waiting for the right person or simply living life on their own terms.
Pinkett Smith, who has opened up about addiction running in her family, would mix ecstasy, weed, and alcohol together as her “cocktails.”
The queen of aging like fine wine, drinking water, and minding her business while proving that age is nothing but a number is back at it again. Taking notes from her mother, Eleanor McCoy, Sanaa Lathan was out and about yesterday, September 19th, celebrating her 53rd birthday. And the girlies can’t get enough!
Sanaa Lathan says having the opportunity to play Barbara Jean has helped her, as she is “a woman in pain that’s self-medicating.”
Sanaa Lathan wasn't sure she was a good fit for the role of Monica in "Love & Basketball."
Star decided to quit drinking, but the decision wasn't just about vanity, it was for her overall mental and physical health.
Jada Pinkett Smith debuted a fresh baldie, inspired by her daughter Willow Smith.
Sanaa Lathan is going to be directed her first feature film based on the book, "On the Come Up," by Angie Thomas. The news has us reflecting on other Black movies started off as a books by Black authors. Check out the list inside.
In 2017, actress Sanaa Lathan chopped off her hair for her role in Netflix's Nappily Ever After. Three years later, her hair growth has been pretty astounding.