It's National Siblings Day! Let's look at eight set of sisters that have made their mark in the entertainment world.
'A Different World' will be introduced to a new generation as Netflix greenlights a pilot order, the second in the streaming giant’s history.
Celebrity choreographer Charm La’donna crafts stories with her moves for videos like “Not Like Us” and Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl show.
Debbie Allen played opposite of Cara in the 1980 musical film 'Fame.'
Since August, students at Howard have been demanding better living conditions at the university's dorms.
Actress, director, and choreographer Debbie Allen made history this year at the 73rd Emmy Awards as the first Black woman to receive The Governors Award for her storied acting and directing career. Here are a few things you may not know about the icon.
In our exclusive interview, Debbie Allen shared that after learning of her pre-diabetic diagnosis, she made some lifestyle changes, including prioritizing herself so she could continue to pour into others.
In a recent interview, Debbie Allen shared the rejection she experienced from the North Carolina School of the Arts because she was told she had the wrong body type.
One of Shonda Rhimes' first projects for Netflix is a documentary about Debbie Allen's Dance Academy and their annual holiday production "The Hot Chocolate Nutcracker."
After some convincing from her younger sister, Debbie Allen, legendary actress Phylicia Rashad has joined social media. Check out her announcement inside.
During a recent interview, Debbie Allen debunked an age old rumor that she was a member of the historically Black sorority Alpha Kappa Alpha. Find out why she didn't complete the process.
In honor of her 70th birthday, check out classic photos of Allen, from her work on-camera to her time with famous friends and more.