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The 21st Annual Black Reel Awards took place today with Warner Bros’ rousing drama, Judas and the Black Messiah, taking the marquee Outstanding Film award. In addition, stars Daniel Kaluuya and Dominique Fishback were bestowed with the Outstanding Supporting Actor and  Outstanding Supporting Actress award, respectively. Producers Charles King, Ryan Coogler, and Shaka King become the first all-African American team to win Outstanding Picture.

Oscar chances following his BAFTA win for Judas and the Black Messiah. The Marvel star took home the award for Best Supporting Actor at the ceremony on Sunday night (April 11) for his role as US activist Fred Hampton, an accolade he also secured at last month's Golden Globes.

Kane Brown is going to be making music history with his upcoming concert tour!

Kane Brown is hitting the road. The singer announced on Thursday that he’ll be kicking off his Blessed & Free Tour on Oct.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorHelen Mirren, who won an Oscar for “The Queen,” will portray Israel’s legendary Prime Minister Golda Meir in “Golda.” The film will be directed by Academy Award winner Guy Nattiv, and produced by BAFTA winner Michael Kuhn (“Florence Foster Jenkins,” “The Duchess”).Embankment will represent international sales, with CAA Media Finance and ICM jointly handling the North American rights.

Saturday Night Live was hosted by Daniel Kaluuya, who took a humorous look at the recent racism scandal around the British royal family.During his opening monologue, Kaluuya discussed the differences between British and American racism.“First of all, I know you’re hearing my accent and thinking, ‘Oh no, he’s not Black — he’s British’,” he began, before confirming that he is, indeed, both.

Daniel Kaluuya made his debut a memorable one! The star took the Studio 8H stage over the weekend, and set the tone for a fun night with a bold and confident monologue.«I know you're hearing my accent and thinking, 'Oh, no, he's not Black! He's British!' I'm here to reassure that I am Black,» Kaluuya said with a laugh.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVOscar nominee Daniel Kaluuya (“Judas and the Black Messiah”) hosted the April 3 episode of “Saturday Night Live” and used his monologue to discuss the differences between American and British racism.The London-born actor of Ugandan lineage stepped on stage at Studio 8H in New York City to host NBC’s late-night sketch comedy series for the first time with this episode, and the first thing he noted was that he is “basically what the royal family was

Daniel Kaluuya made his Saturday Night Live hosting debut tonight, and his funny monologue skewered a serious topic, made fun of a Golden Globes glitch and served as a thank-you to a long-running cast member of NBC’s late-night staple.

Steven Yeun has landed an exciting role!

The moment has met Kwame Onwuachi, a Bronx-bred culinary sensation who's emerged as one of the food world's most essential voices. His kitchen-confidential memoir, Notes From a Young Black Chef, which tells of racism in American fine dining, is being adapted into a feature starring LaKeith Stanfield and begins shooting this summer.

"Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Kenya Moore and the Bravo network have issued apologies after the reality TV star was filmed wearing a Native American headdress that was deemed "offensive" and "racist." The 50-year-old Bravo personality took responsibility for her costume, which was shown during Sunday's Halloween-themed episode.

Kaia Gerber is set to star in the upcoming 10th season of American Horror Story, showrunner Ryan Murphy confirmed.

Kenya Moore is apologizing for a Native American headdress and costume she wore on Sunday night's episode of . The reality TV star took to Twitter Tuesday to say she regrets the Halloween costume after realizing it was both «disrespectful and insensitive.»«I want to sincerely apologize for inappropriately wearing the Native American headdress as a costume,» Moore said.

Kenya Moore is addressing the controversy caused by the Native American headdress she wore during Sunday’s “Real Housewives of Atlanta”. 

Kenya Moore apologized for wearing a Native American headdress for Halloween on The Real Housewives of Atlanta after receiving backlash for the inconsiderate wardrobe choice.

Kenya Moore is under fire and apologizing for her choice of a Native American-inspired Halloween costume in the latest episode of the Real Housewives of Atlanta.

Kenya Moore is being accused of appropriating Native American culture after the Halloween episode of The Real Housewives of Atlanta aired on March 21. Falynn Guobadia hosted a Halloween costume party during Sunday night’s episode, and Kenya drew attention from both her co-stars and Bravo viewers for showing up in a feather headdress and brown fringe dress. Kenya labeled the look “Warrior Princess,” but Bravo wrote “Native American” on the TV screen.