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Season 3 of BMF heats up as Meech and Terry look to expand their network in the tough streets of Atlanta with 2 Chainz's Stacks character.

Now that the show is a certified hit, it will be interesting to see how Marvel and Disney move forward as they fired the show's creator, Beau DeMayo, just a few weeks ago for reasons unknown.

While Star Wars fans have many issues with both the prequel and sequel trilogies that followed the first three classics that George Lucas blessed us with, the spinoff shows that stream on Disney+ have garnered much love and support. Now another series will be coming that will delve even deeper into the Star Wars universe.

No release date has been set but don't be surprised if season seven of 'Black Mirror' returns sometime next Summer.

The actress invoked the names of slain Black women saying she speaks for those who are ' unheard yet over-policed.'

Add this to the list of series we are now looking forward to watching. 

The Walking Dead has been on television screens since 2010, had 11 seasons, and is showing no signs of slowing up thanks to a plethora of spinoffs.

The Issa Rae-created hit series is back for more "seducing and scheming" this summer on MAX.

Geraldo Rivera announced his split with Fox News on Thursday after he was let go from his regular spot on "The Five" talk show. Rivera also said he would elaborate on the network's "Fox & Friends" morning show, which paid a tribute to him on Friday morning.

Donald Glover is returning to Greendale Community College as his co-star, Joel McHale, confirmed that he will be in the "Community" movie. While Peacock hasn't publicly confirmed his involvement, the actor/musician/producer did state that he would be involved in another interview in April.

Maury Povich has announced that he's formed a new company to release a line of at-home paternity tests. The pivot comes months after the end of his talk show last September, which was famous for televising the results of paternity tests between squabbling couples.

A new series celebrating the magnitude of Black culture, produced by NBA superstar Stephen Curry and Erick Payton along with NBC News Studios, will debut on E! in June. The two-night event, entitled "Black Pop: Celebrating the Power of Black Culture", will feature veteran actress LaLa Anthony as narrator.