The actor, who died last week, carried the burden of representing the meritocratic Black boy par excellence, and made it look easy.

Children growing up in the 1980s and 1990s developed intense admiration for child actors on television, creating lasting ...

If you grew up watching "The Cosby Show," you probably remember Elizabeth Scott. She played Kara, a best friend of Vanessa ...

This week has stunned the world of celebrity. Four major names—Ozzy Osbourne, Hulk Hogan, Chuck Mangione, and Malcolm-Jamal ...

I’ve been dreading the thought of having to write these words all week because it makes the unfathomable real.” ...

Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s friend Candace Kelley is looking back on her fond memories and moments with the late star. “On average ...

Black sitcoms have long been the heartbeat of American television—blending humor, heart, and social insight to uplift communities and shift cultural narratives. From 1970s trailblazers to 1990s icons, ...

In a wide-ranging and reflective appearance on the Black Press of America’s Let It Be Known, Bill Cosby—long regarded as ...

We are still mourning the loss of Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who went above and beyond his well-known character, Theo Huxtable.

For four days, the Miami Takeover will celebrate Black culture and the 50th anniversary of go-go, a subgenre of funk from ...

Teenagers and young people found “Theo” relatable as he dealt with academic struggles, peer pressure, learning disabilities, and relationships with girls.