Grammy Award-winning singer and actress Queen Latifah, 51, is opening up about the firing of her costar Chris Noth from the CBS hit show The Equalizer. The Sex and the City actor, 67, was let go from the show in December following several accusations of sexual assault from numerous women dating as far back as
Denzel Washington revitalized the concept of The Equalizer with two hit movies, but when CBS introduces its rebooted version following this Sunday’s Super Bowl, it will harken back to the ’80s television show with one big twist: The Equalizer will now be a woman named Robyn McCall, played by Queen Latifah, rather than Robert McCall.
CBS has released a teaser trailer for the upcoming crime drama series, The Equalizer. Queen Latifah (Dana Elaine Owens) stars in the CBS revival of the 1980s series as the title character. The Equalizer originally premiered on CBS in September 1985. The series ended in August 1989 after running on the network for four seasons.
Before Queen Latifah dons her purple makeup and tentacles for The Little Mermaid Live, she was awarded the W.E.B. Du Bois Medal at Harvard University on October 22. Named after the first black to student who earned a doctorate from the school in 1895, the award is given to those who have made significant contribution
ABC has announced that the network’s first live stage show production will be an adaptation of Disney’s The Little Mermaid and will star Auli’i Cravalho, Shaggy and even Queen Latifah. Ever since NBC presented The Sound of Music Live with Carrie Underwood in 2013, live productions of well-known stage and screen musicals have had a
On tonight’s The Rap Game on Lifetime, the legend that is Queen Latifah shares her wisdom with the young rappers by teaching them how to stand out from the crowd. The hip-hop pioneer knows just how important image is to any artist, and in this episode — titled Fresh to Def — she helps the contenders hone