When Madge Sinclair left her sons and her husband in Jamaica and headed to America in 1968, to seek her fame and fortune, a cousin castigated her for “greed.” After all, she already had all a ...

Actress Madge Sinclair readily admits, ”I`m a little insane. Wisely or not, I tend to seize opportunities when they come my way and this was one of them. Nurses would write me and ask me where I ...

In 1966, she decided to move to New York to pursue an acting career. (Original Caption) John Amos and Madge Sinclair in a scene from the TV movie: Roots. Altogether, Sinclair appeared in 27 TV ...

THROUGHOUT her 20-year Hollywood career, Jamaican actress Madge Sinclair never lost sight of her Caribbean identity. It was a similarity she shared with a famous cousin, pan-African giant Marcus ...

Voyager introduced the world to Captain Kathryn Janeway (played by Kate Mulgrew) in 1995. Mulgrew created history in Star Trek by being the first female captain to lead a show.

Among the nominees were Jamaican Madge Sinclair, who got an Emmy nod for her portrayal of Belle, wife to Kunta Kinte (John Amos) and mother of Kizzy (Leslie Uggams). Born in Kingston and raised in ...

Madge Sinclair and LeVar Burton in "Star Trek: The Next Generation". Image courtesy of Paramount Sinclair's "return" to the captain's chair in October 1993 was on the tail end of another franchise ...

My co-worker thinks the actress in the series was Madge Sinclair. Please settle this. P.L.H., Sanford. ANSWER: Lynn Hamilton played Verdie Foster in the series and the TV special. Others may ...

Kegler stands by her friend as Trapper (Pernell Roberts) and Nurse Shoop (Madge Sinclair) try to change the attitude of hospital personnel toward the patient. Nancy Faust on her Chicago White Sox ...

Madge Sinclair and Ruby Dee took home statuettes (and James Earl Jones took home two). Niecy Nash-Betts was the third Black actress to win an Emmy on Monday night, in best supporting actress in a ...