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The “She’s Gotta Have It” actress opens up about shaving her head, colorism in the industry and building her confidence.
GG Townson talks stepping into the role of "Salt" for Lifetime's upcoming biopic, "Salt-N-Pepa," being born in the wrong decade, and more.
HelloBeautiful caught up with Ciera Payton ahead of the highly-anticipated Wendy Williams biopic about how she got into character, her experience working with the mogul herself and how Wendy Williams embodies body positivity through sharing her life story in film.
While 'Bridgerton' is all-around delightful, the Duke Of Hastings is surely an aspect that keeps millions of women locked-in.
Javicia Leslie opened up about her upcoming role on CW’s Batwoman, her love for Tracee Ellis Ross’ personal style and her need for a good pair of boots.
Zenzile DaBreo-St. Hilaire was supposed to have a destination wedding but it as cancelled because of the pandemic. Now she's looking for the perfect dress to wear to her wedding re-do.
Black-owned shop Greentop Gifts has the perfect Black Santa products for everyone in the family!
Fashion and beauty are some of the most creative fields around, but rarely do we recognize the women behind the looks we love on runways, websites, and the 'gram. Here we salute five Black women whose creative expression in these areas inspires us all in our 2020 Create Class.
If you’ve seen thephrase “Ghetto Until proven fashionable”, you probably nod emphatically in agreement, screenshot it for later use, and let out a guttural sound of agreement as you think about all of the things that were normal fashion and beauty practices in your families growing up that are now on runways and glossy fashion magazines decades later. Good. That’s exactly what Naresha Willis, owner and designer of AVNU had in mind.
Somewhat of a pioneer in the space, Essie Michelle learned how to attract an audience that didn’t exist and how to identify and create content that resonated with them, both skills that were about to become handy in not only her influencer life, but her corporate life as well.
Brandee Evans was born to play Mercedes, the veteran stripper at The Pynk in Starz’s newest hit series, P-Valley.
Ms. Kit SoVain entered the entertainment industry similarly to the way she moves through life; deliberately and with charm. When she was chosen for the role of Brand Ambassador for Harlem's newest premiere tattoo shop, Black Ink 125th, VH1 knew they had a winning season on their hands with their newest addition.
