Since age 18, Kecia Lewis has left an indelible mark on Broadway, and with each role, she’s making way for the Black women who follow her.

Destined for greatness, Lewis’ Broadway debut was performing in the legendary original company of Dreamgirls; other theater credits include Big River, Once on This Island, Chicago, Cinderella, and a host of different titles, including the off-Broadway productions of The Skin of Our Teeth, Mother Courage, and Marie and Rosetta.

Beyond the stage, Lewis has appeared in recurring roles on numerous television series, including Law & Order: SVU and The Blacklist, but her heart has always remained with theater.

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“I have been in the business, this past June 15 made 41 years, and I’ve been doing Broadway and film and television for all these years,” she told MadameNoire. I have always considered myself a gifted actor, but wasn’t necessarily celebrated in the way I expected, especially in my younger years when I was a lot less humble. It was like, can’t they see I’m fabulous, but as the years go by, I figured out, it’s not about that. “I didn’t get into this to be fabulous. I got into this because I’m passionate about it.”

In 2024, Lewis joined the Broadway production of Hell’s Kitchen, where she continues to shine as Miss Liza Jane. The role has earned her numerous accolades and praise, including a 2024 Tony Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical.

“I’ve been told many times that my character is the heart of the story,” she said. “That Miss Liza Jane represents someone that we all, practically everyone in the world, have had, which is a mentor. She is someone who cares about our leading lady, Ally, our protagonist in the show, and she wants to see her excel. She wants to see her utilize the gifts and talents that she has and not waste them. She also wants her to be aware of all those who have come before her, and how important it is for her to be conscientious about her gift, and that she is part of a long line of Black women who have contributed…in this way.”

“It’s a privilege to play Miss Liza Jane. I’ve had so many Miss Liza Jane’s in my life and Mister Liza Jane’s, if you will, that it is an absolute privilege to be able to represent that for so many people. No matter who you are, no matter where they come from, people just identify with her.”

Like many industries, Black women continue to fight for equality and better treatment within the world of theater. Recently, Lewis demanded better behavior from fellow thespian Patti LuPone after she referred to Hell’s Kitchen as “too loud.”

The jukebox musical features music and lyrics by Alicia Keys and is loosely based on the singer’s life, and LuPone’s comments came about when she starred in The Roommate stage play, which shared a wall with Hell’s Kitchen.

Ultimately, LuPone issued an apology after Lewis called out the fellow Broadway veteran for being “offensive, rude, and racially microaggressive,” but admits that comments like these barely touch the surface of the prejudices Black actors face both on and off the stage.

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After shooting Emmett, a seemingly carefree Reg settles in at Candice’s house and beats Keith at Connect Four. He says he enjoys the kids’ game because it “forces you to pay attention,” even as Keith accuses him of cheating.

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Reg then shifts the conversation and tells his new shooter, Jackie, that he has a lead on a jewelry store job, thanks to a friend who works security. He estimates there’s $50,000 in the safe, and Jackie immediately demands half.

“No,” says Reg.

“I’m not your little bro,” Jackie retorts. “I’m worth the money, trust me.”

“You better be,” Reg replies.

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About The Chi Season 7

In the seventh season of The Chi, the women of the South Side are stepping into the spotlight with Alicia leading the charge, reclaiming their power amidst rising tensions, tested loyalties and fierce new rivalries—all in pursuit of a single, coveted crown that promises high stakes and heavy consequences.

This season welcomes powerhouse talent to the cast, including Tony Award winner, Phylicia Rashad, NAACP Image Award winner, Wendy Raquel Robinson, and Emmy Award winner, Karrueche Tran, in guest-starring roles. They join the show’s dynamic ensemble, featuring Jacob Latimore, Lynn Whitfield, Yolonda Ross, Shamon Brown Jr., Michael V. Epps, Birgundi Baker, and Luke James. Fan favorites Kadeem Hardison, Chris Lee, Brett Gray, Rotimi, Jackie Long, Jill Marie Jones, and others also return. Created by Emmy winner, Lena Waithe, and executive produced alongside Justin Hillian, Jewel Coronel, and Academy Award winner, Common, the new season promises powerful storytelling that continues to reflect the heart and hustle of Chicago.

An all-new episode of The Chi streams at midnight on Paramount+ with Showtime!
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On Juneteenth 2025, the story that shook audiences to their core in the Oscar-nominated documentary TIME found its continuation in a new film, TIME II: Unfinished Business. Directed by Sibil Richardson—known widely as Fox—the follow-up to Garrett Bradley’s acclaimed 2020 work is bigger than a sequel. It’s a cinematic campaign, an archive, and a political call to action.

This new chapter follows Fox and her husband, Robert Richardson (Rob), as they return to the battleground of Louisiana’s carceral system. While TIME chronicled the family’s 21-year fight to bring Rob home, TIME II confronts the heartbreak, resistance, and strategy that emerge in their mission to free their nephew and co-defendant, still imprisoned in the same system that tried to steal Rob’s life.Ontario, the couple’s nephew, was arrested alongside Rob during the same incident in 1997. While Rob was granted clemency in 2018 after serving 21 years, Ontario remains incarcerated—serving an even longer sentence under Louisiana’s notoriously harsh sentencing laws. His continued imprisonment is at the heart of TIME II: Unfinished Business, which reframes the narrative from personal victory to collective accountability. “When Rob came home from prison, we had no idea how we would be able to secure [Ontario’s] freedom,” Fox said. “But we knew it would be imminent.

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“This film… we consider it a movement,” Fox told MadameNoire in an exclusive interview. “Unlike many documentaries that you see when others are telling our stories, one, this film is led by the formerly incarcerated. It is my directorial debut. This was an opportunity for us to tell our story.”

Freedom ain’t a fairytale.

Fox and Rob’s story is deeply personal. In 1997, financial devastation pushed the couple to make a desperate decision: they robbed a credit union in an attempt to recover the savings lost when a business deal collapsed. Rob was sentenced to 61 years, despite agreeing to an 18-year plea deal. Fox, newly released from a short prison stint herself, picked up a camera and began documenting the moments their children would otherwise have to navigate without their father.

That raw footage became the emotional foundation for TIME, a project that catapulted their story to global attention. But Fox was clear in our interview: TIME II was necessary because the fight wasn’t over.

“When many people thought that what had happened already was enough,” she explained, “for me as the director on this project, it was about really… we owe [audiences] to share how did we get Rob out? How did he come home? How did his liberation come about?”

What the sequel makes plain is that liberation isn’t passive. “Freedom is not a fairytale, and freedom ain’t free,” Fox emphasized. “It was about really being able to show people what we did with freedom.”

That understanding became the heartbeat of the film and the engine behind the couple’s latest mission: the #TimeIIWatch campaign. They set out with a goal to mobilize 1 million people to watch the film and engage in a new movement for freedom.

Louisiana, the carceral capital.

In the national conversation about mass incarceration, Louisiana is a far cry from a footnote. It’s a headline.

As of 2022, Louisiana had the highest rate of imprisonment in the U.S., housing more than 27,000 people in its state prisons—a 4.7% increase from 2021, and significantly above the national average according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics. Black people made up nearly 32% of the national prison population, despite being only 13% of the general population.

Fox and Rob’s home state is emblematic of the problem. The U.S. may hold just 5% of the world’s population, but it cages nearly 25% of its prisoners according to the Prison Policy Initiative. Within that, Black Americans are incarcerated at nearly five times the rate of white Americans according to The Sentencing Project.

So when Fox says that TIME II is a call to action, she means it in every sense. “We garnered an understanding that to be free is to free others,” she said. “To launch this Campaign for Freedom—this movement, which is more than just a film—we put together these tools from our 30 years of being justice involved.”

Through their nonprofit, Rich Family Ministries, Fox and Rob provide participatory defense training, empowering families to advocate in courtrooms and communities alike. “We practice a model called participatory defense,” Fox said. “That model is 1 out of 40 hubs across the country doing this work of teaching justice-involved families legal awareness as a best form of defense.”

Truth-telling as resistance.

There are creative risks, and then there are risks that come with telling the truth—especially when you’re still under surveillance.

“Our risk came from what we were exposing,” Fox admitted. “When you begin to be a truth-teller and speak truth to power… you put yourself in harm’s way.”

That danger is not abstract. Rob is still on 40 years of parole. Yet, both are unapologetic about their storytelling. “We took that and we flipped it and said, no, I’m gonna serve as a warning sign,” Fox said. “As a symbol of what freedom really means.”

Their filmmaking is about legacy. “I hope that my voice would resonate on to other generations through this media that lasts into perpetuity,” Fox told MadameNoire. “So today we’re looking at 30 years, and another 30 years, I’ll be 85. That’ll be 60 years of archiving the new form of slavery in America through one family’s journey.”

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Premiering Saturday, July 19 at 8/7c, the long-running series that keeps Huntsville in headlines is ready to shake the table with fresh faces, fiery confrontations and emotional growth. Once again, the series follows a lively group of longtime friends and frenemies with strong personalities and strong opinions who live in Huntsville, Alabama. This season marks the first without Melody Rogers, who announced her departure in January.

Returning this season are Martell Holt…

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Destiny Payton…

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Nell and Chris Fletcher…

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Kimmi and Maurice Scott…

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LaTisha and Marsau Scott…

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and LaTricia and Ken.

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This season is serving real stakes, real relationships, and real-deal drama—with OWN once again dominating Saturday nights as the #1 cable network (non-sports) among African American women 25-54.

In fact, Love & Marriage: Huntsville was the #1 original cable series on Saturdays across key Black demos, proving fans still can’t get enough of these Southern storylines.

As always, the show is produced by Kingdom Reign Entertainment and ITV America, and is executive produced by Carlos King, Jordana Hochman, Andrew Hoagland and Markus Burns.

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In an exclusive clip from Saturday’s premiere, Tricia gets an unexpected visitor. As she vents to her friend Sharon about her pending divorce, her estranged husband Marquez casually walks into her house unannounced, right in the middle of the conversation.
After a tense exchange of (not so) pleasantries, Marquez questions Sharon’s energy toward him, sparking an awkward back-and-forth that visibly irritates Tricia.

“Have you met me before?” Marquez asks.
“You have not met me before,” Sharon replies. “Why is this relevant?”

In a confessional, Tricia reflects on the moment and admits that the surprise visit and the argument unfolding in her living room triggers her.

“Marquez is going back and forth with Sharon, and it’s starting to piss me off,” says Tricia, “How dare you, you don’t know her, she doesn’t know you, and you’re sitting here arguing with a grown a** woman in my house that you walked into without being invited.”

Tricia adds that she’s nearing her breaking point and is almost ready to go toe-to-toe with Marquez herself.

“He’s not gonna like it,” she says. “No one in his family will like it, but at this point, I’m not gonna care.”

Take an exclusive look below.

Tune in to Love & Marriage Huntsville when it returns on Saturday, July 19 at 8/7c.

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When Rev. Dr. Que English speaks, it feels like a call to reimagine community. A call to rebuild trust. A call to save lives.

The founder and CEO of Elev8 Health Inc. is leading the 2025 National Thrive Maternal Health Tour, a 20-city initiative transforming how we address maternal health in Black and Indigenous communities. At a time when the United States has the highest maternal mortality rate among developed nations—and Black women are three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications than white women, according to the CDC—Dr. English is sounding the alarm and offering a blueprint.

“When you think of the village, you think of what it’s going to take to improve our outcomes among Black women,” she told MadameNoire in an exclusive interview. “That village has to be doulas, midwives, mental health care specialists, OBGYNs, WIC programs, Healthy Start programs, even housing support.”

The Thrive Tour is both a movement and a reawakening of communal care. Each stop includes a community baby shower and an ecosystem of support that meets expectant mothers, fathers, and caregivers where they are—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Events include expert-led panels, resource sharing, on-site screenings, and wellness checks, all structured to empower families and elevate outcomes.

“Suicide and substance use disorder are the leading causes of death for women postpartum,” Dr. English explained. “We have to have mental health providers in that village, because that’s a part of the solution, too.”

Rooted in cultural competence

Dr. English, a Bronx native with Harlem roots, brings grassroots wisdom to every policy table she sits at. Before founding Elev8 Health, she served as the Director of the Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. She’s also the founder of the 100 Million Reach Collective, a coalition of African American faith leaders committed to addressing the social determinants of health in underserved communities.

Still, she makes it clear: “I’m grassroots. Yes, I worked for Health and Human Services. Yes, I was top of the food chain. But everything I do is community-driven.”

That community-first approach is why cultural competency is a pillar of the Thrive Tour. During her prior M.O.M.S. Tour, she helped certify nearly 600 culturally competent Black doulas. That foundation is being expanded through Thrive.RELATED CONTENT: How Losing His Wife Hours After She Gave Birth To Their Second Son Inspired Charles Johnson’s Fight For Maternal Justice

“When I think about bringing our doulas to the forefront to engage with Black women, they are Black doulas,” she said. “Because we understood that if we are going to break the stigma and build trust, they have to look like us.”

The use of doulas and midwives is a strategy backed by evidence. Studies show doulas and midwifery services improve maternal health outcomes—lowering C-section rates, increasing breastfeeding success, and reducing maternal mortality risk. However, many families still see birth workers as a luxury.

Dr. English is working to change that mindset.“We don’t need to treat doulas like a bonus. For me, they should be the baseline,” she added. “Every mother deserves support, not just the ones who can afford it.”

Additionally, “There are many states that have expanded Medicaid coverage to cover the cost of doulas,” she emphasized. “It’s a lifeline. It’s not a luxury. It’s a necessity.”

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Hosted in partnership with Olmeca Altos Tequila at Atlanta’s Mission + Market, the event was part glam, part garden, and fully curated to match Porsha’s energy: bold, beautiful, and just a little bougie.

This wasn’t just a casual pop-out; this planned event is a part of a curated marketing strategy. In a recent feature with Forbes about her new business endeavor, Williams dished on initially preferring Hennessy before finding her love for tequila with the creation of “Peach Please.”

Olmeca Altos is a premium 100% agave tequila brand made in Jalisco, Mexico. Known for its smooth taste and bartender-approved blends, Olmeca Altos is crafted using traditional methods. And yes, BOSSIP was there for it all—florals, fizz, and a one-on-one with Porsha herself.

“Peach Please!”

Williams described her signature summer cocktail, Peach Please, while toasting with friends, invited guests, and fellow peach lovers.

“It’s cute, fun, fresh, tasty… and it gives you that vibe. When it comes to a margarita, it’s got to be cute, fun, fresh, tasty, and like, give you that vibe and set you up for summer,” Porsha said during her speech. “And I feel like that’s exactly what Altos has done with this new peach.”

Guests sipped the newly launched Peach Please cocktail—crafted with Altos Blanco tequila, peach preserves, and a Tajín rim—or opted for other tequila-based offerings like a classic Paloma, which proved to be a crowd-pleasing alternative among several attendees. (I personally chose one to toast Porsha myself on Instagram.) Whether you were sipping her signature or switching it up, the energy remained festive.

Peachy Perfection in Every Detail
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Upon arrival, guests were greeted with trays of chilled margaritas, fresh florals, and a buzzy Atlanta crowd ready to toast under the golden hour sun. The indoor-outdoor venue was styled to match the drink’s Southern sweetness: peaches in full bloom, pastel décor, custom signage, and cocktail stations flanked the space.
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Altos kept spirits high with a curated hors d’oeuvres menu that included:

Crab fritters with pickled peach salsa

Beef sliders with American cheese, tomato, pickles, and Mission + Market sauce

Mediterranean hummus with blistered red peppers and grilled pita

Fry farm kale and artichoke dip with cashew cream and crispy pita

Margarita and pepperoni pizza

Guests mingled between bites and photo ops, including a branded 360 Photo Booth activation presented by Olu Kemi of 360 Photo Celebration.

A Toast to Partnership

Midway through the night, Porsha took center stage to thank attendees and share her excitement over the Altos collaboration.
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“I already was a fan of Altos, so the marriage was just natural,” she said. “If you’ve had [Peach Please] already, I know you love it—I’ve been drinking them all day!”

She encouraged guests to grab a take-home cocktail kit—each featuring a bottle of Altos Blanco, peach preserves, and Tajín seasoning—to recreate the margarita magic at home.

A Quick Sip with BOSSIP

In an exclusive moment with BOSSIP’s very own, Lauryn Bass, Porsha shared how the drink came to life.
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“I got one of their cocktail couriers and some of their base, and we curated this drink from our green season,” she explained.

When asked to describe the event in one word, she didn’t hesitate.

“Beautiful. I love the floral.”

As for what’s next?

“Absolutely more curated drinks. They have so many different flavors.”

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The Summer Vibe Atlanta Didn’t Know It Needed

With her signature confidence and peach-perfect aesthetic, Porsha made it clear: she’s stepping into her beverage era. Between the photo ops, the curated cocktails, and the signature ATL energy, this celebration marked more than a drink launch—it was a mood, a movement, and a moment you had to be there for.
 

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This weekend is personal for Jade. It’s not just another match—it’s a moment of alignment. “I live here,” she told BOSSIP’s Lauryn Bass. “This is home.”

As WWE Evolution unfolds inside the city’s iconic arena, Jade isn’t just showing up—she’s showing out.

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When BOSSIP asked what the biggest challenge of WWE life is, Jade didn’t sugarcoat it.

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“The constant travel,” she said, eyes focused. “I just got home, got up at four o’clock in the morning, and I’m here right now. Tomorrow I have to travel to Tennessee, then Orlando, back to Tennessee for a show Friday, come back here for a meet and greet… and then we have Evolution on Sunday at 6:30.”

The schedule is relentless, but Jade’s mindset is solid.

“Before I came in here, I had to take a deep breath,” she said. “When I’m in my hotel, I take time to just breathe, take in the energy of the room before I go out there. Because as soon as you leave your hotel, it’s game on.”

Still, she finds joy where she can—vacations to St. Lucia and Turks and Caicos, holiday trips to the Botanical Garden with her daughter, meals at her go-to Atlanta spots like Umi, and relaxing in nature at Piedmont Park.

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A Queen With a Crown and a Calling

Jade isn’t just a WWE superstar; she’s a symbol. Since signing with WWE in 2023, her presence has captivated fans worldwide, racking up over 20 million views and solidifying her as a real-life superhero for a new generation.

“I know who I am,” she said. “I had a very supportive family growing up… regardless of what everybody thinks about me, it’s what I think about myself. I have a little girl at home, and she needs to know she can do any and everything she puts her mind to.”

That’s not just talk—it’s stitched into her gear.

“I wear broken glass because I’m here to break glass ceilings.”

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Her tag team with Bianca Belair wasn’t just a flex; it was a cultural reset.

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“Rather than everybody thinking we’re going to work against one another, we’re like, ‘Let’s shock the system and work with each other,’” Jade said. “We did something that’s never been done with those tag team titles—and we lifted them.”

She also paid homage to Naomi for setting the tone.

“Why not do that for the next generation?” she said. “We’re just here to create footsteps.”

Evolution Isn’t Coming—It’s Here

This weekend’s Evolution event is a milestone moment for women in wrestling. Jade will be sharing the card with legends like Trish Stratus and Nikki Bella, and she’s not intimidated—she’s inspired.

“We’ve had the Four Horsewomen—phenomenal women in their own right,” she said. “But we have so much more to go. This is just the beginning. We’re going to continue to demand more.”

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When fans fill State Farm Arena Sunday night, she says they should expect nothing short of greatness.

“Loud, proud, and powerful. You’re going to see beautiful attire, women holding their head high, owning their crown. I am the 2025 WWE Women’s Queen of the Ring.”

From ATL to Everywhere: Jade’s Story Comes Home

Even with a movie on the way—True Threat, starring Jonathan Majors—Jade’s priority is clear.

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“Right now, I just want to dig deep into wrestling and make this my foundation. Everything else will come, God-willing.”

She is currently preparing to stand in the ring in Atlanta, in front of a roaring crowd, under arena lights that once felt far away. But, she’s not just wrestling.

She’s fulfilling prophecy.

Catch Jade Cargill live at WWE Evolution this Sunday, July 13 at 6:30 PM inside State Farm Arena. Tickets for all weekend events are available now at Ticketmaster.com.

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