Plus: Serena Williams talks about motherhood.

"You make even the coldest days feel warm," the former first lady captioned her cute snap of Barack and their daughters playing in the snow.

The Democratic candidate has been touting his relationship with the former president in his ubiquitous campaign ads.

The card from OneUnited Bank shows the legendary abolitionist making a cross-armed gesture that clearly has multiple meanings.

Other finalists include Tim Duncan and Kevin Garnett.

The event will honor the late NBA legend, his daughter Gianna and the seven other people killed in a helicopter crash last month.

The talk show host said the remarks didn't come from "a place of malice," adding, "I live and let live every day. Life is too short."

Stella Meghie’s latest film, starring Issa Rae and LaKeith Stanfield, brings love to the forefront with 1990s and 2000s vibes.

For all its unevenness, this remake of a 2000 cult classic is perhaps the first time we’ve seen Zoë Kravitz transcend her it-girl vibe.

LGBTQ viewers accused the daytime talk show host of being homophobic and transphobic after some eyebrow-raising remarks.

Initially, Jim Justice said people who found the term racist were "absurd." Now he's sorry "if I’ve done anything that has offended them."

"Black people know what discrimination is like," the NBA legend told Ellen DeGeneres.

When no one was watching, the presidential candidate re-upped his membership at two of these clubs after resigning from them in 2001.

“In Black and brown communities, we’ve always seen ... people promise us the world, then take office and give us nothing,” said Salaam, who was wrongfully imprisoned in the 1989 Central Park jogger case.

"The Daily Show" host explained why presidential campaigns are in many ways like getting drunk at a party.

The pop star playfully resurrects that mid-'90s vibe on "The Tonight Show."

Progressive candidates are running to transform the Los Angeles district attorney’s office.