Rachel Lindsay Recalls Reason She Broke Down On Camera On Her Season Of ‘The Bachelorette’

Rachel Lindsay got candid about how her season of The Bachelorette influenced her being labeled as the “angry Black female” — and it involves disgraced host, Chris Harrison.

Rachel Lindsay is reflecting on an incident involving Chris Harrison that led to her being labelled an “angry Black female in Bachelor Nation”. 

Not holding back! Rachel Lindsay got honest about how her season of The Bachelorette played a role in her being labeled “an angry black female” — and revealed how Chris Harrison was involved.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentAs many studio-streamers morph ever more into global general entertainment services, some SVOD players still stand out very much from the pack.Two of the most expansive, both with a premium vocation, are Starzplay, Starz’s upscale international streaming platform which has quickly expanded into 56 countries, and Pantaya, the premium U.S.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVBack when Steven Canals was working on the first season of “Pose,” he and Misha Green had a conversation at a bar about the importance of using their voices as storytellers to make material for their communities.“Pose,” now wrapping up its third and final season, is an example of that, as Canals centered LGBTQIA+ characters of color in a narrative about the complexities of living amid the HIV/AIDS epidemic in 1990s New York City.

Rachel Weisz is all set to make her Marvel debut with Black Widow and fans are more than excited to see her alongside Scarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh in the much-awaited origins story of Natasha Romanoff.

The first season of Showtime’s groundbreaking comedy “Rutherford Falls” concluded on Thursday night.

Good Morning Britain, recalling how he was invited to Cruise’s house over 10 years ago for advice about getting into comedy.“It was a slow sell,” Rogen began, remembering when Cruise started pitching him about the religion.

Prince William is in the midst of his royal visit to Scotland, a country that holds both his happiest and most painful memories.

Prince Harry is opening up about his wife, Meghan Markle's, emotional reaction to the negative press she received ahead of her bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey that aired in March.In his Apple TV+ docuseries, , Harry revealed that Meghan broke down crying ahead of the interview airing due to the «combined effort of the firm and the media to smear her.» Ahead of the interview, reported that Meghan faced a bully complaint at Kensington Palace, claiming she «drove two personal assistants out

Prince Harry is opening up about his wife, Meghan Markle‘s, emotional reaction to the negative press she received ahead of her bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey that aired in March.

Prince Harry is opening up about his wife, Meghan Markle's, emotional reaction to the negative press she received ahead of her bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey that aired in March.In his Apple TV+ docuseries, , Harry revealed that Meghan broke down crying ahead of the interview airing due to the «combined effort of the firm and the media to smear her.» Ahead of the interview, reported that Meghan faced a bully complaint at Kensington Palace, claiming she «drove two personal assistants out

Rachel Lindsay spilled some hot  tea during her appearance on Showtime's  on Sunday night. When comedian Ziwe Fumudoh asked Lindsay if she faced any backlash for ending up with a white suitor during her season, a move that the other Black leads followed as well, the reality star admitted it was something she was worried about.«I think I got a little bit more grace because I was the first and people were just excited that a person of color was in this role,» she said.

It’s no secret The Bachelor franchise has had some serious issues with diversity — long before the Rachael Kirkconnell scandal even happened. And while ABC attempted to somewhat fix this by casting Rachel Lindsay as the first Black Bachelorette in 2017, the 36-year-old had difficulties with some of the Black men who, apparently, were purposefully cast because they didn’t like to date Black women.

deftly handled the ups and downs of America’s favorite working-class family over the course of a standout third season and brought things to a close with an eventful finale. In a conversation with ET, executive producers Bruce Helford and Dave Caplan break down the episode, “Two Proposals, a Homecoming and a Bear,” and what it means for the likes of Dan (John Goodman), Darlene (Sara Gilbert) and D.J.

Calling them out? Rachel Lindsay is no stranger to putting Bachelor Nation on blast — and her latest claims seem to shine a light on the ABC dating show’s flawed approach to diversity and inclusion.