Entertainment

Tenisha Warner, widow of the late actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, has announced the establishment of The Warner Family Foundation and River & Ember, initiatives aimed at honoring his legacy by fostering children's inner light and empowering young artists to explore their creativity freely.

Janet Hubert's recent visit to Atlanta radio station V-103 marked a significant moment in her longstanding feud with Will Smith, which she claims originated at this very station 30 years ago. During her appearance, Hubert expressed gratitude towards Smith for his support in promoting her independent animated feature, highlighting a notable reconciliation between the former "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" co-stars.

The Broadway revival of "Cabaret" will close on September 21 following the diagnosis of lead actor Billy Porter with sepsis, a serious medical condition. Porter, who has been advised to rest, will be replaced by Marty Lauter and David Merino in the role of Emcee.

The Wing Luke Museum has unveiled "Back Home 1.5: Utopia in Seattle," an art exhibit that explores the ancestral and cultural bonds between Black and brown communities through the lens of the maritime Silk Trade, and encourages visitors to envision a shared utopia rooted in community and collaboration.

Denzel Washington, the acclaimed actor, disclosed in a GQ video that he refrains from watching films, including those he stars in, and expressed that his preferred collaboration with Spike Lee is always his forthcoming project.

Devon Walker, a comic known for his three-season tenure on "Saturday Night Live," has announced his departure from the show. Walker reflected on his time at "SNL," describing it as a blend of positive and challenging experiences, and expressed gratitude towards friends and fellow writers who supported him during his journey.

Natasha Rothwell, known for her role in "The White Lotus," recounted a poignant moment when she settled her student loans with her initial substantial earnings in the arts. Before achieving financial stability, she carried a self-written check for $40,000 in her wallet, symbolizing her aspiration to overcome financial hardship.

The new docuseries "Magic City: An American Fantasy," premiering on Starz, delves into the untold narratives of Atlanta's iconic Black cultural landmark, Magic City. The five-part series features prominent figures such as Shaquille O'Neal, T.I., Killer Mike, Drake, and Jermaine Dupri, offering an in-depth exploration of the establishment's significant impact on culture and music.

Gloria Gaynor, the disco legend whose 1978 anthem “I Will Survive” became a rallying cry for empowerment and resistance, will now stand center stage at Donald Trump’s first Kennedy Center Honors since seizing control of the institution.

Jussie Smollett's 2019 attack allegations are revisited in a new documentary, "The Truth About Jussie Smollett?" featuring interviews with police, lawyers, journalists and investigators, as well as Smollett himself.