Step into the extraordinary world of The Queen of Sugar Hill by ReShonda Tate, a powerful novel that reimagines the life of trailblazing actress Hattie McDaniel. Borrow the book from ...

The belated sequel drew scorn from 'Wind' purists, who bellowed that 'Tomorrow is here, and it's just plain awful." ...

From the streets of Harlem to Vietnam to Hollywood, these stories correct the record and spotlight lesser-known heroes for ...

The iconic crane shot in 'Gone with the Wind' took four months to plan and involved over 800 extras. Read more about its ...

Because what are you saying to me?” Hattie McDaniel, left, was the first Black woman to be nominated for and win an Oscar in 1940 for Gone with the Wind (AP) In September last year, Berry said ...

According to Maryam Ghani, ‘Irises symbolise wisdom, hope and faith’ and are ‘often used in more thoughtful or artistic ...

A WIE Suite event in NYC celebrated the Apple TV+ documentary 'Number One on the Call Sheet,' spotlighting Black women in ...

What it’s about:“The Queen of Sugar Hill” is a fictional portrait of Hattie McDaniel, the Hollywood actress who would become the first Black person to win an Oscar. The story picks up after ...

Oscar winner Hattie McDaniel and Berry’s historic Oscar wins are also highlighted to show their impact on Black actresses. Lynch said it was important for her to create a safe environment during ...

Whoopi Goldberg enjoyed massive critical acclaim and scored an Oscar nomination for best actress for her first major film role, in 1985's The Color Purple, directed by Steven Spielberg.

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