Marvel is flying high right now -- coming off its breakthrough best picture Oscar nomination for "Black Panther" and a win for the animated "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse." Combine that prestige with the promise of two more blockbusters, "Captain Marvel," opening this weekend; and "Avengers: Endgame," and it makes for a gaudy display of the Disney-owned studio's power.
The second portion of Gayle King's exclusive interview with singer R. Kelly aired on "CBS This Morning" Thursday and this time, some of the women in his life spoke out.
A statue of Michael Jackson has been removed from Britain's National Football Museum in the wake of fresh allegations of sexual abuse that continue to surround the pop superstar's legacy.
Comedy and crippling grief might seem like strange bedfellows, but Ricky Gervais mostly makes the odd juxtaposition work in "After Life," a melancholy series that continues the writer-director-star's relationship with Netflix.
A Mexican television personality wore brownface and a prosthetic nose in a parody of "Roma" star Yalitza Aparicio, sparking controversy and drawing split opinions.
As she calmly questioned an agitated R. Kelly, the CBS anchor demonstrated the courage and code-shifting required of black women (indeed, of all women) every day--and in the process gave viewers an unfiltered look at her interview subject, writes Roxanne Jones.
