Halle Berry Reflects on Being the Only Black Best Actress Oscar Winner: "Did It Really Change Anything for Women of Color?"
Halle Berry is opening up about being the first - and only - Black woman to have won the Oscar for best actress in the nearly ...
Documentary ‘Number One on the Call Sheet,’ About the History of Black Hollywood, Aims to be a ‘Blueprint for Generations to Come’
"Number One on the Call Sheet" looks at actors like Will Smith, Jamie Foxx, Angela Bassett and Halle Berry and how they got ...
Halle Berry says Oscars not ‘designed’ for Black women: ‘We have to stop coveting that’
We have to stop coveting that’ - Monster’s Ball star is only Black woman to win best actress Oscar in 97-year-old history of ...
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Meet BOSSIP's 2025 Bubbling Black Actresses!
Hollywood has long been a battlefield for Black stars, yet they continue to shine, including THESE Bubbling Black Actresses.
‘Number One On The Call Sheet’ Unpacks The Complex Title In Black Hollywood — Sort Of
The two-part documentary succeeds in exploring the journeys of today’s Black leading men and women but misses the chance to ...
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"Did it matter?" - Halle Berry looks back on being the only black best actress Oscar winner
The Catwoman star, Halle Berry, wonders if it mattered or made any difference at all being the first African-American or black actress to win an Oscar in a leading role.
‘Number One on the Call Sheet’ Review: Ambitious Two-Part Apple TV+ Doc Gives a State of the Industry for Black Actors
Jordan, Denzel Washington, Whoopi Goldberg, Halle Berry, and more speak about where Hollywood has been for Black talent — and ...
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45 groundbreaking women who changed the world of television
Nichols made history, first breaking the typecast for Black actresses and second for being part of this significant kiss and moment in TV history. She died in 2022 at the age of 89. Marlo Thomas ...
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Black actresses lead on the screen
With “Beyond the Gates,” CBS is making history—this is the first ... The presence of Black women as lead actresses, producers, and creators is shaping the future of television and streaming.