Emmys

The 2022 Emmy Awards are well underway and we're already swooning at the latest fashion to hit the red carpet!

Congrats to Billy Porter the First African American who won Outstanding Lead Actor in Drama Series for his show ‘Pose’ Take a look into his speech: Source: essence.com

When it comes to killing a red carpet, Taraji P. Henson never disappoints—but on Sunday night, she brought her A-game. The Empire star rocked two stunning looks at the Emmys and looked flawless in both of them. Henson’s stylist, Jason Bolden, dished to Billboard about his client’s super sultry ensembles. https://www.instagram.com/p/BKia_MjhNkh/?tagged=tarajiphenson ‘Getting ready music’ is essential for […]

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Uzo Aduba made history at the 2015 Emmys last night, becoming the first actress ever to win both drama and comedy Emmys for playing the same character. For the momentous occasion, she wore a fuchsia Jonathan Cohen hand-painted gown, complimented by luminescent skin and a smoky eye. “To complement Uzo’s elegant, intricately hand-painted gown, I […]

Hate and racism come in all shapes and sizes. After Viola Davis won the Emmy for her role as Annalise Keating in How to Get…

Denzel Washington will revive the work of famed playwright August Wilson. After revealing he would direct and star in the film version of his work Fences…

Taraji is our best friend in our heads.

09/21/15 – Huggy Lowdown recaps the 2015 Emmy Awards. Plus, he rejoices about his football team’s win and Tony Romo’s big injury. Like BlackAmericaWeb.com on Facebook.…

Viola Davis makes history as the first Black woman to win lead actress in a drama.

A look back at some of the best Emmy moments of some of our favorite celebs!

The Emmys are right around the corner and Hollywood's leading ladies want to discuss more than what they're wearing on the red carpet.