The soccer star celebrated the former 49ers quarterback as "a person filled with conviction, unafraid of the consequences."

In the debut episode of "Now You Know," narrator Wanda Sykes pays special tribute to Stonewall pioneer Marsha P. Johnson and more.

The former Massachusetts governor joins the crowded field of Democrats seeking the 2020 presidential nomination.

Teigen teased her husband on Twitter about the People magazine accolade.

"The Daily Show" host bashed those releasing books about the Trump White House, saying "they don't help the country."

Films whose stereotypes haven't aged well come with a warning: “This program is presented as originally created. It may contain outdated cultural depictions.”

The “Jesus Is King” rapper and the Texas preacher apparently developed a friendship through phone conversations about faith.

Reed's inauguration is historic in the majority-Black city’s 200-year history.

The presidential contender debunked the phrase in less than two minutes.

Talking to Ellen DeGeneres, the "Big Little Lies" star said she was "really grateful" to West, who wore a T-shirt with her face on it earlier this year.

The 24 hate-motivated killings logged by law enforcement agencies in 2018 was the most on record.

The mogul is opening the doors that the industry has tried to keep shut for Black Hollywood, but that doesn't absolve his work from critique.

Muslim women are often silenced by their own communities or face Islamophobic stereotypes from outside agencies when they try to seek help.

“Don’t follow the red herrings. Don’t chase the shiny object. Don’t fall for the okey-doke. Don’t be distracted."

The bipartisan bill encourages states to give victims of sexual violence the same protections they’re currently afforded under federal law.

Archbishop José Gómez is an immigrant from Mexico and a strong advocate of a welcoming policy towards undocumented immigrants.

The HBO Max reboot is getting a much-needed update with "nonwhite leads" and “a lot of queer content.”