The third annual “National Day of Racial Healing” will be kicking off the day after MLK Day (observed), with Ava DuVernay taking the lead.

Wow. It finally happened.

In an episode of NBC’s Dateline scheduled to air Friday night, a woman who worked as an intern for Epic Records when she was teen says R. Kelly sexually abused her.

Iyanla Vanzant is a renowned life coach, author, motivational speaker and a fixer of most things and she wants you to “get it clean in 2019.”

Living embodiment of a sunshine’s rays Tracee Ellis Ross will be bringing her golden aura to present the nominations for the 91st Academy Awards.

Auntie Gladys, not like this.

When was the first time you realized your black mama was a superhero?

Iconic thespian and dream-narrator-of-my-life-story James Earl Jones is a universal treasure.

The Recording Academy has announced its first round of performers to hit the stage on music’s biggest night.

Cardi B makes multifaceted moves.

Drake may be taking his hotline bling to the gambling capital of the country —Las Vegas.

I know I am not the only person who was mesmerized by Cardi B’s stripper dancing and pole work in her video for “Money.”

Hi, I’m Tonja and I grew up stanning Aaliyah so damn hard, I wanted to be her.

R. Kelly’s (self-inflicted) issues are compounding. Next up? Arrears.

So, I was lollygagging on Twitter (half my job, half bullshitting) minding my timeline’s business when I saw “Soulja Boy” in the trending column. One of the possibilities was his reported beef with Nintendo.

Along with giving voices to many survivors, Surviving R. Kelly also pointed the mirror toward society and how it (and we) upheld a culture that allowed the enabling of a toxic man.

Rihanna is poppin’. With Fenty Beauty and Savage x Fenty thriving, as well as the high anticipation for new music, everyone wants a piece of Ms. Robyn Fenty. However, one such person is allegedly doing so through illegal means. And it’s her own father.

Watch out—there’s a storm afoot. Of Alexandra Shipp’s own making.

“No white woman can do it like I did,” Carol Channing told CNN host Larry King in 2003. The beloved singer and actress enjoyed more than 70 years of success on stage and screen before dying of natural causes on Tuesday morning in her home in Rancho Mirage, Calif. Channing was 97 years old.

Hey, Oscars. The Grammys has a host.