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Aretha Franklin was a musical genius. Period. Not only could she take command of her mostly male back-up band, but her brilliant ear allowed her to compose and craft hit after hit while secretly dealing with painful occurrences in her life. In fact, she often turned pain into creative inspiration.

Academy Award and Emmy winner Nicole Kidman, Emmy/Grammy/Tony Award winner Cynthia Erivo, Golden Globe nominee Alison Brie and Emmy winner Merritt Wever are ready to Roar, as the cast of a female-driven anthology series ordered by Apple TV+. Kidman will also serve as an executive producer on the

Cynthia Erivo’s long-teased portrayal of Aretha Franklin will finally hit your TV screen in March. NatGeo has announced a Sunday, March 21 premiere date for Genius: Aretha, with episodes airing at 9 pm and 10 pm. Additionally, two episodes will drop each night for four consecutive nights,

CBS has released the first footage from its Queen Latifah-led crime-drama reboot The Equalizer. Premiering after the network’s Feb. 7 telecast of Super Bowl LV, The Equalizer stars Latifah as “an enigmatic figure who uses her extensive skills to help those with nowhere else to turn.” Castle

It was a big year for the BET Awards. The annual awards show, which celebrates Black art and culture, turned 20 with this show, and produced a remotely filmed, socially distanced telecast, that set a bar for all COVID-19 era award shows to come. Among the notable winners this year, were Megan Thee