TV's first African-American Bachelorette star, Rachel Lindsay, has sparked a 72% jump in black viewership for ABC's summer reality series. But through the first three episodes, the show's white ...

A wave of new shows featuring African-American stars is sweeping across cable and streaming services. The programs are presenting fresh takes on pop culture, race and romance and winning raves ...

All of these shows are headed by written by or produced by African-Americans. A first for one night of TV — Dr. Jason Johnson (@DrJasonJohnson) March 22, 2017 ...

The matriarch for CBS's newest daytime drama explains how Beyond the Gates is disrupting daytime, for the better.

T he African American Film Critics Association has announced the names and television shows that have won awards for the 2025 AAFCA TV Honors, including the TV Top Ten List and this year’s ...

African-American television show creators talk Quentin Tarantino, representation, and why perspective matters in the entertainment industry. By Bailey Mount Plus icon ...

African American Television Syndication Host Tavis Smiley talks to Frank Mercado-Valdes, ... The Tavis Smiley Show ended on December 16, 2004. African American Television Syndication.

It will target African Americans 25-54 with a schedule of general entertainment programming, sporting events and off-net series. “There are nearly 13 million Hispanic television households that are ...

Berlin: African-American Film, TV Projects Strive for Global Crossover "We haven’t had a black TV show go global since 'The Cosby Show,'" says one European TV buyer as 'Selma' and 'Empire' aim ...

By Olufunmilayo Gittens. As African-Americans, we watch more hours of television per week than any other group. But have you ever wondered who the black folks are that script the shows we love?

Come January, 2004, Philadelphia-based Comcast and Lanham, Md.-based Radio One plan to launch TV One, a cable network focused almost exclusively on entertaining African Americans between 24 to 54.