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*Maya Rudolph, found herself impersonating Sheree Whitfield Sunday night on Bravo’s “Watch What Happens,” with her fellow guest and former “Saturday Night Live” co-star...

*At the tender age of four days, Jasmine Johnson has made her Instagram debut. Proud pop Dwayne Johnson on Sunday (Dec. 20) shared the photo...

*Chris Brown brought a special guest on stage at his Los Angeles gig over the weekend. The R&B singer carried his 1-year-old daughter onto the...

*Soon he’ll be playing Richard Pryor in the film based on his life, but now, it's Mike Epps' time to shine on Netflix. Today Netflix released...

*"My music is all about hip hop and R&B," declares the charismatic R&B crooner Slim. "What I bring to the music business is consistency....

*Do you remember when R&B songstress Monica hung up on Wendy Williams many years back when Wendy was still the most controversial radio personality?...

*We know what you're thinking and we agree, dude is a dead ringer for Tupac Shakur. We just hope he can act as well as...

*When Silk takes the stage, the five-man R&B harmony group makes it a mission to electrify the crowd with their dynamic vocal abilities and...

*For that “Empire” fan in your life going through withdrawal – rocking back and forth with the shakes, unable to wait for its return...

*You know him as Grey Worm, commander of the Unsullied in HBO’s “Game of Thrones,” but the music world knows the British actor as...

*All the woman had time to do was watch from her courtside seat as LeBron James – all 250 pounds of him – dove...

*One by one, they gathered. Stars of Broadway, film and TV, alongside music superstars and politicians alike to honor the 75thbirthday of Dionne Warwick-mother,...

*Even though there are less than 12 days before Christmas, we thought we'd share with you a laugh inducing skit from the “Mama Mafia” (via Awestruck, a...

*As tipped in July, Chelsea Handler calls herself exploring “racism” in her four-part Netflix documentary series “Chelsea Does,” which immerses the comedian in four...

*In the second season of John Ridley's anthology series “American Crime,” the “crime” is less about race (although it will raise its head), and more...