August Wilson’s play about the legendary blues singer will be adapted for the big screen.

The new documentary follows the people whose lives were most impacted by the shooting at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina.

“The Fighting Shirley Chisholm” follows the first Black congresswoman and her trailblazing 1972 run for president.

The star stuns on the cover of Variety. Inside, she calls out the pay inequity between women of color and their White counterparts.

The new docuseries explores the case of Julius Jones, a Black college student sentenced to death for killing a White man despite his repeated protests of innocence.

The couple will turn Shantrelle P. Lewis’ book “Dandy Lion: The Black Dandy and Street Style” into a docuseries.

The upcoming film features the Oscar-winning actresses as warriors from a real, entirely female military unit in the Kingdom of Dahomey.

Annalise Keating seeks Olivia Pope’s help in bringing a case to the U.S. Supreme Court during an upcoming set of “Scandal” and “How to Get Away With Murder” episodes.

“But I’m here today, saying that no one and nothing can be great unless it costs you something!” 

Stream the second season of the digital satire series for free via ABC Digital.

Davis’ husband and co-producer Julius Tennon: ”It’s an important part of the inclusion conversation happening now in Hollywood that’s often overlooked…simply giving people the space to be heard.”

TV One’s “Two Sides of the Truth” will cover four police shootings.

From Viola Davis to Linda Sarsour, Chance the Rapper to John Lewis, these people of color are featured on Time’s 2017 list of “The 100 Most Influential People.”

The Oscar-winning actress will receive the honor during the annual Cultural Rhythms Festival.

…And the craziest, must-see moment of the night.

The 2016 novel tells the story of a Black nurse who is prosecuted after a White supremacist couple’s infant dies from a heart attack.

The “Hidden Figures” cast, Viola Davis, Denzel Washington and Mahershala Ali dominated the film awards. 

Viola Davis, Mahershala Ali and four others round out the most diverse Academy Awards acting nominee pool ever.

The hashtag came in response to red carpet interviewer Jenna Bush Hager and award presenter Michael Keaton conflating the names of two predominantly Black movies, ”Hidden Figures” and “Fences,” during the Golden Globes broadcast.

Ross, Viola Davis, Donald Glover and more Black Hollywood luminaries won big at last night’s awards.