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Television marriages are largely terrible. For the most part, they feature either bumbling husbands who are always put in their place by bizarrely patient

ABC unveiled a fall schedule full of reality shows including 'The Bachelorette' and 'Dancing with the Stars' and two new series led by Black casts.

Yara Shahidi on How Playing Tinker Bell in ‘Peter Pan & Wendy’ Has Changed Her Approach to Acting (Exclusive) ETOnline 2 hrs ago Rachel McRady‍ Yara Shahidi's future is looking bright, and it's not just because of the fairy dust! The 21-year-old actress is currently filming the highly anticipated live-action Disney film, Peter Pan & Wendy. The "It's been incredible," Shahidi shared of filming. "I mean, even just during the body scans. I'm like five inches tall, and it's such a different way of thinking about acting because a lot of it's body movement and a lot of it'...

Christine Hahn Tracee Ellis Ross seldom sits still. And when she’s particularly excited—which is more often than not—her large eyes dance, her sinewy arms swoop about like untethered kites, and her wide smile beams brighter than a billboard in Times Square. She’s the living embodiment of the phrase “Go big or go home.” And though she looks nothing like a certain iconic redhead, I’m so struck by her emotiveness and physicality during our conversation that I suggest she should’ve been cast as Lucille Ball in the upcoming Aaron Sorkin biopic. “Do you know how many people would...

“This show has changed my life in so many ways and I am so proud of the conversations we’ve started along the way. None of this would have been possible without our audience and supporters, who have championed the show every step of the journey; allowing us to change not just the narrative of Black Families, but of Family, Culture, and the World in general. All the while allowing us to talk about things that people were not supposed to talk about period and especially on a network television comedy,” the Emmy-nominated creator shared as part of his announcement post.