MisterWives Share Playlist of Black Artists Who Paved the Way

Sarah Jessica Parker has her own fashion label, and it looks like her daughter Tabitha is set to follow in her mum's footsteps! On Monday, the Sex and the City star took to Instagram to share photos of items of clothes that the ten-year-old had made during lockdown, including a dress and a face mask. In the caption, the proud mum wrote: "Tabitha's sewing machine.

John Legend has reflected on racial injustice in the music industry, claiming that it’s “almost impossible” for Black artists to triumph in the top awards category at the Grammys.Speaking in the July issue of Entertainment Weekly, Legend responded to being asked about Diddy‘s previous claim that Black music doesn’t get full representation at the annual Grammy Awards.Legend replied: “It’s almost impossible for a Black artist to win Album of the Year.

John Legend has claimed it's "almost impossible" for black artists to win Album of the Year at the Grammys. The 11-time Grammy-winner and EGOT holder - who was announced as a member of The Recording Academy's board of trustees this year - has commented on Diddy's comments earlier this year when he suggested The Academy should create an "even playing field" for rap artists, accusing the organisation of "never" respecting "black music".

Top Boy have shared a reunion photo ahead of season four.Jasmine Jobson, Micheal Ward, Araloyin Oshunremi, Hope Ikpoku Jnr, Kadeem Ramsay and Alexander Blake were featured in a photo together on Jobson’s Instagram account.“Who Said You Can’t Choose You’re [sic] Family?” Jobson captioned the photo, which you can see here: Who Said You Can’t Choose You’re Family

Sarah Jessica Parker is dedicated to her work – however, her latest Instagram photo caused a stir after she was pictured standing on the edge of a cardboard box in her heels.READ: Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick celebrate 23rd wedding anniversaryThe Sex and the City actress was in the storeroom of her SJP Collection flagship boutique on West 54th Street in Manhattan, making the final preparations ahead of the shop's grand opening which was pushed back due to the coronavirus

Isha Sesay and Idris Elba have launched The Survivors Solidarity Fund to raise money for survivors of sexual assault in Sierra Leone. The fund was created after the horrific June 17 rape and murder of 5 year oldKadijah Saccoh in the West African country.

Syrian diaspora in Europe are playing Sunday in the 24th friendship concert conducted by Riccardo Muti, this year at the Paestum archaeological site in southern Italy, but the coronavirus pandemic blocked others from arriving directly from Syria.

Sarah Jessica Parker is a doting mum to three children, James Wilkie, 17, and twins Tabitha and Marion, ten, who she shares with husband Matthew Broderick. The Sex and the City star doesn't tend to share many pictures of her kids or talk about them a lot, but recently she gave a rare insight into their time together in lockdown and how she was helping them while talking to a fan on Instagram.

Sarah Jessica Parker had some great news for her fans on Monday, as she shared a first look inside her flagship SJP store, which opens tomorrow. The Sex and the City star posted a photo from inside the spacious boutique, revealing that every effort has gone into it to follow the current social distancing guidelines.

Zach Braff and Sarah Michelle Gellar have issued warnings about the seriousness of coronavirus following the death of their friend Nick Cordero as a result of severe medical complications after he contracted the illness.

Sarah Jessica Parker enjoyed some serious downtime on the Fourth of July! The 55-year-old Sex and the City actress was spotted lounging on the beach, and catching up on her reading while spending the holiday in the Hamptons. She was in total relaxation mode as she travelled out east from her home in New York, where she’d been quarantined amid the coronavirus pandemic, and rang in Independence Day with her husband Matthew Broderick, 58, and their family.

Billboard hope to uplift and empower African Americans during this cloudy and dubious time. For the month of June, Billboard had artists provide a playlist designed to remedy the heartaches endured by the Black community.Fresh off the release of his latest Lyrics to Go episode No.

Sarah Bolger is set to star in the historical true crime drama Black Donnelly’s, based on the infamous Irish-Canadian Donnelly family and their local feud and grisly massacre in 1880. Bolger will play the role of Johannah Donnelly, a brave mother and ruthless protector of her children and property while her husband Jim Donnelly was imprisoned.

Kevin Saunderson has been part of dance music culture since the inception of the scene in the late '70s. At age 17, he attended the hallowed New York venues Paradise Garage and The Loft, where he was not only exposed to the house and disco being spun by future legends such as Larry Levan and David Mancuso, but to the social diversity of the burgeoning genre."You’d see different races and colors, some of everybody," Saunderson, now 55, tells Billboard Dance.

Kendrick Sampson has penned a powerful open letter calling for the Hollywood industry to divest from the police and make big changes to «affirm, defend and invest in Black lives.» The star wrote the letter alongside actress Tessa Thompson and Black Lives Matter cofounders Patrisse Cullors and Melina Abdullah.More than 300 Black artists and executives have signed the letter, including Idris Elba, Kerry Washington, Michael B. Jordan, Queen Latifah, Sterling K.

In a letter developed by Kendrick Sampson, Tessa Thompson, and Black Lives Matter cofounders Patrisse Cullors and Melina Abdullah, Black artists and executives in Hollywood are demanding a reimagining of the entertainment industry.The letter calls on Hollywood to divest from police while investing in anti-racist content, Black careers, and the local community.More than 300 Black artists and executives, including Cynthia Erivo, Viola Davis, Issa Rae, and Billy Porter, have signed the

More than 300 black artists and executives are calling upon Hollywood to make a change. After being shot seven times by rubber bullets at a recent protest, "Insecure" actor Kendrick Sampson penned an open letter "to our allies in Hollywood," in which he calls upon Tinseltown to "divest from police," "invest in anti-racist content" and more.