The popular children’s entertainer has become more political as she takes on prison-like ICE detention centers holding families.
Women in Entertainment
Cynthia Erivo Makes Golden Globes History
The “Wicked” star is now the first Black woman to ever receive two lead-actress nominations in the award’s 81-year history.
Carol Burnett Gives Big to Boost Arts Education
The renowned actress and UCLA alumna has created a scholarship program at her alma mater – and donated her 140-plus awards to the cause, too.
This Legendary ‘Golden Girl’ is Getting Her Own Stamp
The U.S. Postal Service released a partial list of new stamps coming next year. One of them will feature celebrated actress Betty White.
An Ode to Suzanne Somers, the Sitcom Queen Who Fought the Pay Gap
The “Three’s Company” star is remembered for her sharp comedic timing and charisma. But her behind-the-scenes equal pay struggles were no laughing matter.
A Pregnant Rihanna Stole the Show at This Year’s Super Bowl
From the singer’s initial doubts about performing to premature pregnancy speculations from fans, here’s all you missed.
Viola Davis Earns EGOT Status After Winning Her First Grammy
The actor became the third Black woman to achieve the coveted status after winning a Grammy for her audiobook recording of her memoir.
‘Shut Up, Please’ – Michelle Yeoh’s Mini Masterclass in Preserving Your Space
The actress refused to be silenced during her acceptance speech at the 2022 Golden Globe Awards.
Selena Gomez, Quinta Brunson Just Made Emmy Nomination History
The two actresses and producers both made significant strides in television history by scoring some notable Emmy nods.
Jennifer Hudson Enters EGOT Hall of Fame
Just 18 years ago, Hudson was auditioning for “American Idol.” Now, the singer and actress is the youngest woman to ever achieve EGOT status.
We Need Comedy from This Trio of Funny Women at the Oscars
Three hilarious entertainers will take the helm at an awards show riddled with diversity and inclusion issues.
Mj Rodriguez Becomes the First Trans Actress to Ever Score a Golden Globe
In her speech, the “Pose” star celebrated how her win will open new doors for other marginalized performers.
Michaela Coel Becomes First Black Woman to Win Limited Series Writing Emmy
While accepting the award for work on her beloved show, “I May Destroy You,” Coel delivered an inspirational speech.
Shonda Rhimes Scores Big (Again), This Time With Netflix’s ‘Bridgerton’
The storied storyteller’s new bodice-ripper drama was a blockbuster this holiday season.
After Historic Emmys Win, Zendaya Tells Young People: ‘I See You, I Admire You’
The 24-year-old is the youngest to ever win Best Actress in a Drama Series. She thanked fellow younger people for “doing the work in the streets.”