Bravo Edits Kenya Moore's Offensive Costume Out of 'Real Housewives of Atlanta'

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVYou can’t catch an episode of Kenya Barris’ comedies without hearing, “Ssh, daddy’s working” at the end, in the form of his Khalabo Ink Society production company that closes the show. Despite this common refrain, though, Barris says he doesn’t want complete quiet while working.“I actually like the white noise.

All photos from Pride Night at Truist Park and the Roxy on June 15 by Russ Bowen-Youngblood

Larsa Pippen is officially a Real Housewife again after revealing she’s headed back to Real Housewives of Miami.

Kenya Barris is one of the most in-demand creators and screenwriters working in comedy today. Not only is he the man behind “Black-ish,” the popular sitcom that has run for seven seasons, but Barris wrote “Coming 2 America” and the upcoming remake of “Cheaper by the Dozen.” Now, he’s set to make his directorial debut with the help of another comedy heavyweight, Jonah Hill.

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Doc McStuffins creator Chris Nee has reunited with President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground Productions for the Netflix animated series We the People.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla Barack and Michelle Obama, and Kenya Barris have executive produced a Netflix series combining music and animation. “We the People,” created by Chris Nee, consists of 10, three-minute-long episodes that feature music performed by H.E.R., Brandi Carlile and Andra Day, among others.

WWE has named three new directors — its president and chief revenue officer, Nick Kahn, former top Turner Entertainment executive Steve Koonin and producer and former ESPN content chief Connor Schell.

Porsha Williams has some new permanent ink.

Atlanta ranks as one of the top ten Pride events in the country, according to research from In My Area (IMA).

Kate Aurthur editorBravo has re-edited a March episode in which Kenya Moore of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” wore a Native American headdress as a costume to a Halloween party filmed for the show, Variety has confirmed. Both Moore and Bravo apologized for the costume in March after the episode aired, and Moore apologized again during the cast reunion last month.

Real Housewives are a reality TV/pop culture/American institution at this point, but  is that? And how? Those are the questions Brian Moylan set out to answer in his new book, , an unauthorized deep dive into the Bravo-sphere, which reads as half tell-all, half psychological study into the addictive nature of these shows (and the women who have provided what feels like endless hours of entertainment to viewers for more than 15 years). «I went in trying to answer every question I had and every

While fans may be saying goodbye to  after the upcoming eighth season, it doesn't mean that we've seen the last of the  universe.On Tuesday, a few days after ABC renewed the Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated sitcom for an eighth and final season, ABC and Hulu head Craig Erwich revealed the status of two Kenya Barris projects for the network. Speaking with , Erwich shared that Barris is currently «bouncing around ideas» for a new series titled with Eva Longoria.