Netflix's 'Bookmarks' Aims to Amplify Black Voices "Through the Joy of Reading"

“Own Your Vote.” The network has been partnering with national and local grassroots and voting rights organizations on the bipartisan project, aiming to provide resources that will empower Black women to vote.“NowThis and OWN’s shared commitment to elevating underrepresented stories and fostering civic engagement make us ideal partners for bringing these stories to the largest and most engaged audience possible,” said NowThis’ Chief Content Officer Tina Exarhos Friday, National Black Voter

, a classic Disney Channel cartoon that as The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder, and One on One, which October 15th.Pratt’s early work, as both an animated character and on-screen teenager, was all about authentically showing a Black girl's navigation through life and challenging the traditional, white family structures we'd been accustomed to seeing on TV for decades. They aren't the only parts Kyla Pratt played that mirrored her life as a growing millennial (and mine).

Susan Sarandon has come under fire after supporting a political activist and podcaster, who is a vocal critic of former Vice President Joe Biden's presidential campaign and the Democratic Party. The actress was met with intense pushback on social media after she tweeted support Ryan Knight and for those voting against Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden in the fast-approaching November election.

After a 20 year marriage filled with so many amazing highs and devastating lows, Joe and Teresa Giudice‘s divorce was finalized on Sept. 2.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterLess than an hour after we published our interview with Cuties director Maïmouna Doucouré, in which she defended her movie after a backlash against its U.S. poster, the Turkish government has said it will order Netflix to block local access to the movie.Reuters is reporting that the country’s broadcasting watchdog claims the film contains images of child exploitation.

It is truly the end of an era now that Teresa and Joe Giudice, both 48, are officially divorced. The paperwork was finalized on Sept.

Teresa Giudice, 48, is ready to move on. The Real Housewives of New Jersey star listed her Montville, NJ home for a cool $2.5 million just before her divorce from husband Joe Giudice, 48, was finalized according to TMZ.

Teresa and Joe Giudice have officially parted ways. The "Real Housewives" couple has finalized their divorce after 20 years of marriage, according to New Jersey divorce attorney, Vikki Ziegler, who handled the mediation between Joe and Teresa, both 48.

Teresa Giudice is moving on her with life and saying goodbye to the family home she shared with her estranged husband Joe Giudice following their split.The Real Housewives of New Jersey star, 48, is putting the former couple’s New Jersey home on the market as of Thursday, September 3, Us Weekly confirms.The six-bedroom, five and half bath mansion located in Montville, New Jersey, spans 10,000 square feet and is where the exes raised their four daughters, Gia, 19, Gabriella, 16, Milania, 15, and

The Real Housewives of New Jersey stars Teresa Giudice and Joe Giudice have finalized their divorce, nine months after announcing their separation in December 2019. HollywoodLife confirmed the split with the couple’s lawyer on September 2. It comes 20 years after the childhood sweethearts wed in 1999, welcoming four children over the course of their marriage.

Teresa and Joe Giudice have finalized their divorce, ET confirms. The couple's marriage is officially over, about eight months after they split. ET has learned that Vikki Ziegler, a top New Jersey divorce attorney and mediator, assisted Teresa and Joe in mediating their divorce. The two are truly thrilled and relieved to be able to move on to the next exciting chapter of their respective lives. «I am so proud of Joe and Teresa for working together and resolving all of their matrimonial issues

Netflix is taking viewers back to school in gritty new drama series “Grand Army”.

Janet W. Lee In today’s TV news roundup, Netflix released a trailer for “Bookmarks: Celebrating Black Voices,” and National Geographic’s “Life Below Zero” set its Season 13 premiere date.National Geographic’s “Life Below Zero” will return for its 13th season on Sept. 7 at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT, followed by a new spinoff series, “Life Below Zero: Next Generation.” The second episode of each show will air back to back the next night, with both shows returning to their Tuesday time slot for the

Blake Lively got her start on The CW’s Gossip Girl and never looked back.After starring in The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, Lively landed the lead in the popular teen drama series, which premiered in 2007.“There wasn’t a period in my life like Serena went through, where I was doing drugs and having sex with my best friend’s boyfriend.