Ava DuVernay on Fulfilling Colin Kaepernick's 'Vision and Mission' in Netflix Series (Exclusive)

The story of the Bordelon family is coming to an end. On Tuesday,  creator Ava DuVernay revealed that the upcoming seventh season will be the show's last. The director broke the news during a conversation with  ahead of the show's season 6 finale.

Will Smith leads the final list of honorees for the Critics Choice Association’s  Fourth Annual Celebration of Black Cinema & Television.  Smith, who is winning widespread acclaim for his role in Warner Bros. upcoming King Richard as the domineering father of Serena and Venus Williams and their tennis dynasty, has been chosen to receive the Actor award.

The stars are stepping out for the 2021 LACMA Gala!

Outrage surrounding Colin Kaepernick‘s new Netflix series lead The View’s co-hosts to discuss the NFL player on Wednesday November 3. The usual ladies were joined by NFL sideline reporter Michelle Tafoya, 56, to weigh in, and Sunny Hostin, 53, who had interviewed the former NFL star for Ebony magazine’s November issue, got into a heated debate with the NFL reporter about Colin’s return.

If you’ve watched Colin in Black & White, you may want to know more about Colin Kaepernick’s siblings and who his adoptive brother and siblings are. While the show gave a closer look to Colin’s relationship with his parents, there wasn’t much about his siblings. So who are Colin Kaepernick’s siblings? Well, read on to find out more.

His number one fan. While they aren’t married yet, Colin Kaepernick’s girlfriend, Nessa Diab, has been his main support system off and on the football field.

Jennifer Yuma editorAva DuVernay has one message for viewers who tune into “Colin in Black & White,” the new Netflix series she co-created with Colin Kaepernick.“I hope people don’t leave thinking that it’s just a show about Colin,” DuVernay told Variety at the show’s premiere on Thursday at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures.

“Eternals” isn’t the only god-like beings creation that famed artist/creator Jack Kirby brought to the comic book world, as he made also created the similar deities “New Gods” for DC Comics. A feature film had been in the works at Warner Bros.

If you’ve watched Colin in Black and White on Netflix, you may want to know: Where did Colin Kaepernick go to college? Despite his seven-year-long NFL career, Kaepernick was offered a football scholarship from just one university.

So many stars stepped out for the premiere of Colin Kaepernick‘s new show!

Jenelle Riley Deputy Awards, Features EditorJaden Michael was well aware of Colin Kaepernick before he ever auditioned to play him in “Colin in Black & White.” The actor, perhaps best known for his lead role in 2020’s “Vampires vs. the Bronx,” respected Kaepernick not only as an athlete but also for his advocacy.

He may be a former NFL player, but Colin Kaepernick parents, including his adoptive mother Teresa and his adoptive father Rick, he’s just their son. Colin was born on November 3, 1987. His birth mother, Heidi Russo, who was 19 at the time, put him up for adoption when he was five weeks old. (The identity of his birth father is unknown.)

Since he left the National Football League, there’s been a lot of interest in Colin Kaepernick‘s net worth and how much he made with the San Francisco 49ers before he was released from his contract.

Adele is coming to TV with a special concert and an intimate sit-down interview with Oprah Winfrey. According to Gayle King, the upcoming TV musical event, , is something truly incredible.King spoke with ET's Kevin Frazier on Thursday, as she walked the red carpet outside the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles for the premiere of the new Netflix documentary miniseries which premieres Oct.

Joshua Alston Former NFL quarterback turned professional lightning rod Colin Kaepernick has a story uniquely well-suited to being adapted for a deep-pocketed prestige streamer like Netflix. Rather than fade into obscurity in the five years since he was last invited to join an NFL franchise, Kaepernick has become an even more potent (and still unlikely) symbol of America’s roots-deep racial injustice.

Colin Kaepernick may not be a well-known name on this side of the pond but in the US, he is most famous for his NFL stardom.

Meet the newest DC superhero, “Naomi”.