TV

Controversy around Kenya Barris' new show is rooted in the conversation around colorism.

Tamar was made for TV.

La La Anthony is helping to produce a new docuseries on Alabama State University's plus-size dance squad. We can dig it.

Teddy reveals that he has a girlfriend that he has been dating for a while, but he is not married or expecting a child. Walt and Jess arrive and in Hawaii and get surprised when Ceaser and the crew show up.

During a recent "Girls Trip" reunion on "Red Table Talk," it's clear that the ladies are trying their best during the quarantine, but the rapper's hair is still kinda laid.

Twitter reacts to the Kirk and Rasheeda celebrating their 20-year relationship, Sierra and Shooter's daughter getting jumped and Bambi's lack of intelligence.

A few weeks after announcing their engagement, Jeannie Mai is tearing up speaking on the love that she and Jeezy share and how he helped her to learn to love herself after her divorce. On Monday (Apr 13), during the at-home version of daytime talk show, The Real, Jeannie Mai opened up to her co-hosts about […]

The fourth season of "Insecure" is back...and thankfully, so is this sexy specimen! See photos of him...

Yesterday (April 12) Netflix dropped their newest episode of its latest hit docuseries Tiger King and while it didn’t feature either of its two breakout stars, Joe Exotic or Carole Baskin, it did have some new interesting tidbits from the cast and crew that were involved in the wildness that was the Tiger King saga. […]

Twitter had plenty of thoughts about Ceaser's dilemma, Donna and Tati's foolishness, and Jess changing her mind and deciding to marry Walt again.

As the pandemic continues to ravage the world the stats with people of color is alarming. One Hip-Hop’s biggest names is addressing the issue and more. REVOLT TV has taken notice to the growing numbers of infections with African Americans and Hispanics. With no confirmed vaccine in sight the network has organized a panel of […]

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is the epitome of classic Black television. We’ll forever remember the theme song, the clothes, the legendary scenes (“…how come he don’t want me, man?) and under no circumstances will we ever forget how Ms. Tyra Banks came and put Will in his place numerous times over the course of several seasons.