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 ...

The journey began with Hattie McDaniel’s groundbreaking win for Gone with the Wind in 1940. “They give us supporting actress awards like they give out candy canes,” says Taraji P.

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 ...

Hattie McDaniel was the first Black woman to win an Oscar in 1940 for ‘Best Supporting Actress’ for playing Mammy in ‘Gone With the Wind’ and said she hoped to be a credit to her race.

That just – I don’t know what to do with that. 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 documentary also honors Oscar winners Hattie McDaniel and Halle Berry, each of who made history with their groundbreaking Academy Award wins, thus changing the landscape for Black actresses ...

Bryden Hattie is bringing all the cheese… in action figure form! The champion diver and certified “It Girl” fell in love with Chile when he competed in the South American country for the ...

Hattie B's announced on social media that it would be opening up a new restaurant in Austin's second downtown. In February 2024, Hattie B's opened its first restaurant in Austin on South Lamar ...

In an announcement on Friday, March 28, Hattie B’s shared that it will open at 3649 N. Clark Street at Gallagher Way in a 3,265 square-foot space that includes a 515-square-foot patio ...