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Fifty years ago, “Good Times” premiered on CBS. The series — starring Esther Rolle, John Amos, Jimmie Walker, Bern Nadette Stanis, Ralph Carter and Ja’Net DuBois — was set in 1970s Chicago in the public housing projects in a poor Black neighborhood. The spinoff of “Maude,” the first series to feature a two-parent Black family on television, was created by Eric Monte and Mike Evans, and developed by the late TV legend Norman Lear.
Natasha Rothwell’s “How to Die Alone” streams its fifth episode Friday, and audiences have been eager to see more of the new Hulu show.
What’s it like to search for someone who doesn’t want to be found?
Mary J. Blige doesn’t have to work as hard as she does.
What does it take to fight for your freedom, even when it looks like it’ll never come?
This April marked three years since I first started working as HuffPost’s editor-in-chief. In that time, there have been huge amounts of threats to the free press, all cropping up at the exact moment that our democracy seems to be most at risk. It’s clear that this is a challenging moment for digital media. And yet, in the last three years, HuffPost has reached historic growth. We’re regularly producing award-winning journalism, holding power to account, and bringing you fun and fearless news every single day.
TikTok could be a thing of the past for users in the United States within a year after President Joe Biden signed into law a bill that would force its Chinese owner, ByteDance, to sell its stake in TikTok or the app will be banned.
For months, we’ve been getting full court press (pun intended) for “Challengers.” Originally slated for a fall 2023 release but delayed when writers and actors went on strike for more equitable working conditions, at long last, we have arrived at what is probably the buzziest movie so far this year.