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If You Loved ‘Wicked,’ Here Are Other Black Movie Musicals to Check Out

“Wicked” has been a global phenomenon, racking up a worldwide box office of $469 million. In addition to delighting fans with its stellar performances and musical numbers, it’s also put the spotlight back on the musical genre. If your trips to Oz are already in the double digits, we can help you pace yourself by… […]

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The Richest Black People in the World Including Jay-Z and LeBron

We’ve been hearing a lot about the influence of the billionaire class lately. However, we don’t see think pieces and long features on how Black businesspeople are boosting their communities. “Shark Tank” star Daymond John is looking to change that with Black Entrepreneurs Day. He started the event to help Black… Read more…

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Are Cynthia Erivo, Lena Waithe A Couple? Here’s The Tea

Cynthia Erivo, the Tony Award-winning actress, is having quite the moment, receiving significant praise as the rollout of Wicked continues, and she perhaps has received the greatest compliments and support from her long-rumored partner, Lena Waithe. The TV creator, actress and writer took to social media with posts… Read more…

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Social Media Responds to the Completely Absurd Pay Difference Between Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo For ‘Wicked’

“Wicked’s” huge box office success has made the film a bonafide phenomenon. The movie currently has a worldwide gross of $162 million and is receiving awards buzz for its two stars, Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande. Producers previously announced they will be submitting Cynthia Erivo as lead actress and Ariana Grande… Read more…

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All the Black Legends We Lost in 2024

We often mourn the deaths of celebrities we love as if they’re our own loved ones. But the collective mourning is always more pronounced when dealing with the death of a larger-than-life figure who earned the mantle of “legend.” Read more…

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The Root 100: Everything You Didn’t Know About Whoopi Goldberg

Very few people in the entertainment world can match resumes with Whoopi Goldberg. Her career stretches across comedy, genre, films, TV, stage, stand up and talk shows. She has quite literally done it all. It’s no surprise to find her on the 2024 Root 100. Read more…

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The Most Influential African Americans of 2024: The Root 100

This has been a banner year for Black Excellence. Whether it’s politics, entertainment, science, or business, Black folks have dominated the culture. We’re celebrating all that we’ve achieved this year with the 2024 Root 100. There is no shortage of legends, pioneers, influencers and rising political stars to honor… Read more…

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Why Quincy Jones Was In a Huge Legal Battle With Michael Jackson’s Estate

Quincy Jones’ influence on Black music can be heard across multiple generations and genres. However, there’s one artist to whom his name will always be inextricably linked: Michael Jackson. The maestro was the producer behind “Off the Wall,” “Thriller” and “Bad.” Read more…

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Black Celebs React to Quincy Jones’ Passing

You cannot write the history of Black music and entertainment without Quincy Jones. During his 70 year artistic career as a musician, producer and composer, his impact has been felt throughout our culture. According to a statement from his family, Jones died Sunday night at the age of 91, at his home in Bel Air,

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To Quincy Jones, Black American Music Will Forever Owe a Debt

The music industry is in mourning following the death of songwriting titan, Quincy Delight Jones Jr., Sunday (Oct. 3) night. He was 91. Read more…

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