Category: Entertainment
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Colman Domingo’s Sing Sing becomes the first film to premiere in theaters and prisons, bringing a powerful story of hope and resilience to nearly one million incarcerated individuals.
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Discover the inspiring journey of Jennifer Jones, the first African American Rockette. Learn about her memoir, children’s book, and collectible Dancing Jenn Doll.
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Dr. Regina Webb begins her historic role as Caddo Parish’s first Black tax assessor, inspiring progress and honored with a day in her name.
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Don Gilet debuts as the first Black detective in Death in Paradise. Discover his emotional portrayal and its impact on the beloved BBC series.
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Marianne Jean-Baptiste is poised to make history as the first Black British actress nominated for two Oscars with her powerful performance in Hard Truths.
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Audra McDonald becomes the first Black actress to play Mama Rose in Broadway’s Gypsy revival, redefining representation in theater.
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Tyla made history at the 2024 MTV Europe Music Awards by becoming the first African artist to win three awards in one night. Learn how she achieved this incredible milestone.
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Guillaume Diop, son of a Senegalese father, became Paris Opera’s first Black Etoile dancer at just 23, redefining excellence in ballet.
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Kerry Washington, Emmy-winning actress and activist, receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, celebrating her trailblazing role in Scandal and her long career in film and TV.
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LFJ, a Black-owned fashion brand by Juliet Olanipekun, makes its historic debut at Thailand Fashion Week, celebrating culture, diversity, and innovative design in the global fashion industry.
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