Kat Graham will star in the film about the Marvin Gaye collaborator who died young. 

“We’re quick to vilify people instead of acknowledging we all have these huge blind spots,” says Ross.

Brooks will have one tough act to follow in the role of Sofia, who was played by Oprah Winfrey in the film version.

The hits just keep on coming.

Up-and-coming director Chassidy Jade offers her take on what it is to be a black ballet dancer.

The “Guardians of the Galaxy” star warns people not to “throw rocks when we all live in glass houses.”

Ten vibrant depictions of Asian-American and Pacific Islander gamechangers

The up-and-coming star who received online venom for playing a character originally conceived as white in “Fantastic Four” is fine with having to “shoulder all this hate” to break down color barriers.

“We’re brainwashed. … Colorism is not a good thing, especially when you’re black.”

Saab represents on primetime TV for Muslim women everywhere.

Queen “Pull Up To The Bumper” revved up a campaign for the French Citroën CX car.

Local labor workers in Kansas City capture the hardship of their everyday lives on minimal pay. 

The music-streaming service owner also criticizes black people who are skeptical of his new effort but support Nike, Apple and Spotify

“I was definitely not interested in a white man’s perspective” on Bessie Smith, says biopic director Dee Rees. 

Killer Mike has something to say to those who blame the world’s violence on hip-hop.

Hayek describes a plethora of ways in which women are undermined in film. 

The legendary world activist spoke on the current state of the black community, police brutality, capitalism and more. 

The “Cosby Show” actor finally responds to the allegations. Well, kind of. 

The “Empire” co-creator is also an openly gay father of two.

The actress believes America should “move a little bit forward.”