Television

OWN is set to release a two-part series about Black Wall Street on the massacre's 100th anniversary on June 1, 2021.

SNL announces the hosts and musical guests for the last two episodes of their 46th season.

Former 'SNL' alumn Leslie Jones will host the 2021 MTV Movie & TV Awards. The hilarious comedian shares the honor with previous show hosts Tiffany Haddish, Kevin Hart, and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.

Netflix has a new show debuting on May 26 titled High on the Hog: How 'African American Cuisine Transformed America.' The docuseries celebrates African American cuisine while exploring its connection to racism, slavery, and classism.

The best method to tackle racism is in the home, and that's what "Sesame Street" is hoping to do with its newest initiative "Explaining Race." The digital clip introduces two new Black muppets as they navigate the conversation in an age-appropriate way.

According to Deadline, staple actor Fred Savage officially announced the name of the young actor that will be taking over the role of the boy next door. On Monday, original series star Fred Savage virtually broke the news to actor Elisha “E.J.” Williams that he’d landed the lead role of 12-year-old Dean, who comes of age in the late 1960s.

Barack Obama stops by ‘Desus & Mero’ to promote his book "A Promised Land" and hilariously brings the funny as soon as he walks in the door. Word to the wise for The Bronx comedians: never challenge the former POTUS in basketball when your beloved Knicks can catch a stray.

Wendy Williams is getting her own Lifetime biopic and, so far, the trailer looks like she's revealing all. Fans will have to wait until January 2021 to see it, though.

After years of fans wondering what happened with Eve's short-lived UPN sitcom in the early 2000s, the rap star painfully admits her penchant for partying was the cause of its cancellation. Catch Eve reveal the backstories about her life in the limelight and more on TV One's "Uncensored" docuseries.

"Ellen" is currently under investigation by WarnerMedia after egregious allegations of a hostile work environment surface about the comedian and her executive producers. Twitter is ready to #ReplaceEllen with a less problematic person and their suggestions aren't half bad.

According to Deadline, during her recent interview with Jamele Hill for her Spotify podcast Jemele Hill Is Unbothered, Gabrielle Union was asked about Crews and his recent criticisms of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Tyler Perry discusses how he kept his cast and crew coronavirus-free while filming for the first time since the pandemic started. With production underway for his next project, the studio mogul is preparing to use the same successful blueprint. Hollywood may be back to filming again!