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Queen Latifah is ready for the world to destigmatize obesity.  star sat down with ET's Nischelle Turner for a candid discussion about obesity, the stigma surrounding the word and how society's instinct to shame those who are obese needs to end.«There are so many things being discussed openly from mental health to all kinds of other things, why not tackle obesity?» she reasoned. «Why not talk about that openly because it's something that comes up.

Halle Berry isn't known to be a dancing diva, or someone who starts busting out the moves spontaneously.

2021 BET Awards Sunday, lyrical voluptuary Queen Latifah finally addressed her long-questioned sexual orientation.  “Peace — happy Pride!” exclaimed Latifah — real name Dana Owens — in the closing remarks of her acceptance speech. The Grammy Award-winning diva went on to make one of her first public declarations of affection to her longtime partner of nearly a decade, Eboni Nichols. “Eboni, my love,” Latifah, 51, said, touching her heart in salute of Nichols, 43. “Rebel, my love,” she added,

The Black Entertainment Television (BET) awards 2021 made a glamorous in-person return this year. Several celebrities from the film and music industry turned up in stunning outfits and walked the red carpet.

The BET Awards 2021 were held at Los Angeles' Microsoft Theater on Sunday, June 27. One of the biggest honours of the evening was awarded to Queen Latifah who was given the Lifetime Achievement Award.

Ethan Shanfeld Catherine Zeta-Jones isn’t nervous about the 93rd Academy Awards. Despite the quarantine and scaled-back festivities, the actresses thinks the 2021’s broadcast will be “a milestone.”She would know, the multi-nominated actress has not only taken home the Oscar gold, but performed for millions on the Dolby stage, twice… once while pregnant.

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ruling primetime on the major networks, to UPN and BET cultivating space for other Black creators and casts, there are almost too many iconic shows to name. However, thanks to streaming services, almost all of your favorite shows are now available to rewatch on demand.

post-Super Bowl 2021 premiere — TV’s most coveted time slot.That will earn the series, starring Queen Latifah, a huge onetime audience it will never approach again. CBS knows this, of course, but is confident “The Equalizer” will attract a loyal core audience sufficient in today’s saturated TV landscape.That remains to be seen, but Sunday night’s premiere gave us a snugly predictable drama in that formulaic network primetime kind of way.

Your Honor,” which wraps its season next Sunday, and co-stars in “The Equalizer,” a reboot of the classic series (and 2014 movie) with Queen Latifah in the title role. It’s premiering Sunday night on CBS in the coveted post-Super Bowl slot before moving to its regular time (8 p.m.) on Feb.

Queen Latifah is putting a new spin on CBS reboots the 1980s TV series, which starred Edward Woodward and also inspired Denzel Washington's film franchise, with Latifah taking the helm as the eponymous heroine. As Robyn McCall, Latifah plays an enigmatic woman with a mysterious background who uses her skills to help those with nowhere else to turn.

Queen Latifah is ready to take down the bad guys.A reimagining of the 1980s series, stars Latifah as Robyn McCall, an enigmatic woman with a mysterious background who uses her extensive skills to help those with nowhere else to turn.

Depending on your age, you probably have different ideas about what “The Equalizer” is. If you’re, uh, a person of a certain age, you may remember the ‘80s TV drama about a retired agent that takes it upon himself to use his skills to help innocent people in bad situations.

Ellise Shafer administratorQueen Latifah is an enigmatic hero in the 30-second teaser for CBS’ “The Equalizer,” which is a reimagining of the 1980s series of the same name starring Edward Woodward.Latifah stars in the series as Robyn McCall, a single mother with a mysterious background who uses her skills to protect and defend those who cannot do so for themselves.

Also Read: Adam Sandler's Basketball Film 'Hustle' Adds Queen Latifah, Robert Duvall, Ben FosterThe film is the final movie for the late Chadwick Boseman, who died late August at the age of 43 from cancer. “Ma Rainey’s” also stars Colman Domingo, Glynn Turman and Michael Potts, and it’s produced by Denzel Washington alongside Todd Black and Dany Wolf.Netflix will debut “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” on December 18.

Also Read: Adam Sandler's 'Hubie Halloween' Includes Tribute to the Late Cameron Boyce (Photo)Oscar nominee Will Fetters wrote the screenplay for “Hustle” alongside Taylor Materne.Sandler’s Happy Madison and James’ SpringHill are producing the film with Roth/Kirschenbaum Films.Sandler’s comedy “Hubie Halloween” just recently opened on Netflix, and he starred alongside another basketball great in last year’s “Uncut Gems” starring Kevin Garnett.

Kim Coles is back on TV in her first major regular role since the beloved sitcom ended in 1998. Now, she’s one of two new cast members, alongside Mark Curry (), on the seventh season of the long-running comedy . In a conversation with ET about joining the Bounce TV series, the actress also looked back on the bonds she formed on the beloved ‘90s sitcom, which recently celebrated the 27th anniversary of its premiere on Aug.

followed the personal lives and professional experiences of six friends living in a Brooklyn brownstone. Over the course of five seasons, which ran from 1993 to 1998, the series became a ratings hit for Fox and one of the most watched Black programs of the ‘90s. “It’s gonna look different from the other things,” Latifah said when ET was visiting the set in 1993.

Queen Latifah has declared she has mixed emotions about the decision by HBO Max executives to reinstate Gone With the Wind.The movie was pulled from the streaming service earlier this month after film critics suggested the racist and slavery undertones of the story were inappropriate following weeks of Black Lives Matter protests.Do the Right Thing filmmaker Spike Lee then urged HBO Max bosses to reconsider, and the film will now return to the site with an introduction from Jacqueline Stewart, a

yanked it June 9 because of its “racist depictions” in the wake of the killing of George Floyd while in the custody of Minneapolis police last month, which led to mass protests worldwide. Now the network is planning to take its time in bringing it back to an audience.“We are being slow and careful, and I think that’s the right response.

will soon be available once again on HBO Max, but Queen Latifah is fine with it remaining .The streaming service announced that when the 1939 Civil War drama becomes available this time around, it will include an introduction by Jacqueline Stewart, host of on Turner Classic Movies and professor in the Department of Cinema and Media Studies at the University of Chicago.Latifah, however, isn't so keen on it coming back.

Ryan Murphy exposes the racism, hypocrisy and sexual discrimination that shaped the careers of major stars such as Rock Hudson (Jake Picking) and derailed the careers of others such as Anna May Wong (Michelle Krusiec) and Hattie McDaniel (Queen Latifah) in his new Netflix series “Hollywood.” Steeped in heavily researched history, the series introduces a fictitious storyline with invented characters to offer a picture of what might have been, had a more humane sensibility been allowed to flourish

In our new weekly series, we’re revisiting some of our favorite music movies—from artist docs and concert films to biopics and fictional fantasies—that are available to stream or rent digitally. Spoilers ahead.

Adriana Lima caught wind that she made headlines on April 15 after Queen Latifah revealed that she’s got a crush on the Brazilian model. She responded in a series of Instagram videos the following afternoon, April 16, and was admittedly shocked by “Queen’s” confession, but very “thrilled.” Could this be the start of a beautiful, new relationship?

Caution… LOL’s ahead! Queen Latifah, 50, had a lively discussion with her Girls Trip castmates Regina Hall, Tiffany Haddish and Jada Pinkett Smith on the latest Red Table Talk episode that came out on Wednesday, April 15. The conversation around who each of the women are currently crushing on started when Jada, 48, shared a clip of NFL legend Shannon Sharpe saying on a separate show that he was digging on Regina, 49, which put a big smile on her face.

Tiffany Haddish isn’t letting social distancing halt work on a planned Girl’s Trip sequel.

Rapper/actor Common has shared his admiration for longtime pal Queen Latifah in a poem in honour of her 50th birthday.

The TV pilot season is coming to an end, and there’s a definite trend on the primetime horizon — plenty of reboots and revivals.

Lorraine Toussaint has joined the CBS’ reboot pilot for “The Equalizer,” Variety has learned.

Queen Latifah and Madalen Mills star in Ray Giarratana’s “The Tiger Rising.” The drama is based on Kate DiCamillo’s New York Times Bestselling children’s book and produced by Deborah Giarratana and Ryan Donnell Smith.  Highland Film Group is handling worldwide sales, which are under at the European Film Market in Berlin.

Queen Latifah and Madalen Mills star in Ray Giarratana’s “The Tiger Rising.” The drama is based on Kate DiCamillo’s New York Times Bestselling children’s book and produced by Deborah Giarratana and Ryan Donnell Smith.  Highland Film Group is handling worldwide sales, which are under at the European Film Market in Berlin.

The 2020 NBA All-Star Game was a star-studded affair. 

Three aspiring filmmakers couldn’t contain their enthusiasm when Queen Latifah entered Tribeca Studios in lower Manhattan on Wednesday to mark the kickoff of talent development initiative The Queen Collective. When Latifah greeted the trio, they jumped from their seats to give her hugs.

The “Equalizer” reboot in the works at CBS is taking the next big step.