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The Best Blacktresses: The enduring brilliance of Whoopi Goldberg, the fifth Black woman nominated for Best Actress at the Academy Awards, for 1985's 'The Color Purple.'

Whoopi Goldberg blasted millennials who only want to work four hours in a heated segment on The View on Wednesday.

Horror sequels can be unintentionally scary territory for fans - much less by the time they reach eight. But that’s not the case for the Twisted Dreams Film Festival, returning Oct. 20-22 to terrorize horror hounds near and far for its eighth straight year.

Comedy has the power to transcend boundaries, challenge societal norms and provide a fresh perspective on life’s complexities. Over the years, Black comedians have played a pivotal role in reshaping the comedy landscape while addressing critical social issues. When no one wanted to hear their voices, these comedians made the world laugh in order to… Continue reading The Top 20 Most Influential Black Comedians

The famous comedians of the 80s and 90s shaped the entertainment industry and are still remembered to date. Check out some of the top comedians from the golden era.

Get into the Halloween spirit at Old Sheepdog Brewery this Friday the 13th for the launch of El Paso artist Deadboy's new beer; Deadboy Blood Ale

Phillip Schofield – $2.7 Million – London When famous television personality Phillip Schofield revealed he was gay and so he would separate from his wife of three decades, the world was shocked, but at the same time applauded him for his bravery. To embrace his lifestyle change, the host decided to move into a six-bedroom […]

The 67-year-old actress' one-woman series of monologues called 'The Spook Show' that she put on in the 1980s in New York featured a segment where she contorted her limbs to play a woman with an unspecified disability searching for romance

Whoopi Goldberg doesnt regret kicking off her career with a sketch about a disabled woman looking for love.

Decades after starting her career with her shock one-woman monologues in ‘The Spook Show’, Whoopi Goldberg says she doesn’t regret kicking off her career with a sketch about a disabled