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The Emmy winner is making a return to the screens in Boots Riley's new show 'I'm a Virgo,' and talks to Complex about his hiatus, the pressures of being Afro-Latino and more.

Widely recognized for the unjust ordeal that altered the trajectory of his life, Salaam now aspires to join the very power structure that once condemned him.

Jharrell Jerome discusses the practical and emotional challenges of playing a 13-foot-tall giant in "I'm a Virgo," premiering Friday on Prime Video.

Jonathan Majors appeared in court with lawyer Priya Chaudhry to fight back against assault allegations brought forth by ex-Grace Jabbari.

Trump could be convicted and still be president, but the 14th Amendment's disqualification clause could stop him from serving ever again.

Steve Lopez got his name back last summer. Well, almost. Looking at his case on the National Registry of Exonerations website.

The host of the new series “Extraordinary Birder” shares how to embrace birdwatching and help conserve bird populations and their […] The post Birding with Christian Cooper appeared first on TheGrio.

Birder Christian Cooper joined theGrio's Christina Greer outdoors to talk about avian environments and his National Geographic special.

New York City’s 2023 primary elections will include the return of ranked-choice voting, the whole City Council on the ballot, and two competitive district attorney races. Early voting starts Saturday, and Election Day is June 27.

The National Action Network (NAN) house of justice hosted a lively debate between City Council District 9 candidates