Jamie Foxx’s Daughter Reveals That He Recently Suffered A ‘Medical Complication’, But Is Recovering

Jamie Foxx is currently recovering after suffering an undisclosed ‘Medical Complication’ on Tuesday. The 55-Year-Old Academy Award winner’s daughter, Corinne Foxx, issued a statement via Instagram on Wednesday evening. ‘We wanted to share that my father, Jamie Foxx, experienced a medical complication yesterday,” shared Corinne in a statement written on behalf of the Foxx family….

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Singer/Songwriter, Dionne Warwick, Stated On Twitter That She Wants Teyana Taylor To Play Her In A Series.

The legendary Dionne Warwick, who made the popular hits like “Walk On By” and “Don’t Make Me Over,” went on Twitter to discuss some personal requests in regards to a possible biopic of herself. The 80 year-old songstress posted a video on Twitter about how she would only like one person to portray her in…

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Celebrities And Fans Are Excited About Netflix Bringing Back Classic Black Sitcoms

Haven’t you heard? Netflix’s Strong Black Lead Twitter account announced that: Moesha, seasons 1-3 of The Game, Sister, Sister, Girlfriends, The Parkers, Half & Half, and One on One, are joining the Netflix family. Most of the titles will be available by October 15 but “Moesha” begin streaming on the platform August 1. That is…

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Netflix Series About Colin Kaepernick’s Life And Activism Is In The Works

Netflix, Ava Duvernay, and Colin Kaepernick are teaming up for a series entitled Black & White, which will lay out the story of Colin Kapernick’s life and activism. Colin Kaepernick is a former NFL star, who was black-balled from the league after silently protesting against police brutality. His protest consisted of taking a knee during the…

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Queen Latifah Set To Play History-Making Black Actress Hattie McDaniel In Ryan Murphy’s Netflix Series

Queen Latifah will be portraying the role of black actress Hattie McDaniel in Ryan Murphy‘s upcoming Netflix series, Hollywood.  Hollywood reimagines the 1940s film industry as diverse, rewriting the story as what could have been. Characters in the series are an assortment composites and real-life figures. Hattie McDaniel was the first African American to win an Academy…

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