From John Legend on the Today show, to the daycare owner who bailed him out, to GoFundMe removing fundraising pages for his legal defense, the latest on the singer’s case.

With a win at the Creative Arts Emmys, John Legend is the first Black man to pull an EGOT.

“Ending the 10-2 jury rule in Louisiana will not solve the issue of mass incarceration or dismantle White supremacy, but it will deal a significant blow to both.”

Narrated by Legend and illustrated by Molly Crabapple, a new video from Color of Change explains how bail practices fuel mass incarceration.

The show—which followed a group of Black people as they escaped from slavery and then worked to free others—was canceled after two seasons.

Producer John Legend says the slavery escape thriller may find a home with another network.

Fans can join the WGN period drama’s cast and crew for a live Twitter chat during the premiere.

Season two of WGN’s antebellum drama about runaway slaves premieres March 8.

The series will examine Tulsa’s Greenwood neighborhood, one of the wealthiest Black enclaves in early-20th century America.

The romantic comedy-drama depicting the first couple’s relationship origin story arrives in theaters nationwide on August 26.

Sankofa.org, the human rights organization founded by musician and longtime activist Harry Belafonte, just announced the new arts and social justice festival.

The back-to-back killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile at the hands of police this week stirred criticism and mourning from many prominent entertainers and creators.

The John Legend-produced romantic film hits the big screen on August 26. 

The series’ season finale will air on WGN on May 11.

John Legend, Aldis Hodge and Jurnee Smollett-Bell join other creators and castmembers for a White House Black History Month event tonight at 5:30 p.m. EST.

The John Legend-produced series—which stars Aldis Hodge and Jurnee Smollett-Bell as escaped slaves—premieres March 9. 

The special—which uses music to explore race and racism in America—airs tonight on A&E. 

The iconic soul singer-songwriter, who died at 33, would have been 70 today.