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Singer and flutist Lizzo was invited to play President James Madison’s 1813 crystal flute when her tour went through Washington, D.C. She revealed she is the only musician to perform on the 200-year-old flute.

Kitt Shapiro is the only child of legendary entertainer Eartha Kitt. She sits down with Tamron for a candid discussion about racial identity and ethnicity.

Jennifer and Zach Shallcross talk celebrity crushes. The 26-year-old “The Bachelor” season 27 star sings a sample of “Your Man” by Josh Turner!

Jess is joined by the powerhouse Mother of Black Hollywood, the one and only Jenifer Lewis!

Quinta Brunson on the success of her new ABC show “Abbott Elementary,” incorporating a lot of Philadelphia references into it.

There are 107 colleges in the United States that are identified by the US Department of Education as Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Of those 107, three are currently closed. Historically black colleges and universities are institu...

Jennifer Hudson tells Randy Jackson that she wouldn’t be here today without him as he appears on the show 18 years after choosing JHud as his wild card on “American Idol.” The pair discuss never giving up and not blocking blessings!

The actress, author and comedian plays the oldest rookie in the FBI in the new spin-off of “The Rookie."

Quinta Brunson talks about Abbott Elementary, her hometown of Philadelphia and one of her first jobs.

Quinta Brunson chats about how the mockumentary style of “Abbott Elementary” works, why teachers should be paid more, and creating a “no asshole” policy work environment.

"Confederate President Jefferson Davis was my master."

This is a full focused clip of Sheryl Lee Ralph's Acceptance Speech - A very proud, inspiring Black moment in History.

Sheryl Lee Ralph gives Jennifer Hudson a mini masterclass on how to be a "Dreamgirl" 41 years after the “Abbott Elementary” star portrayed Deena Jones on Broadway, and 16 years after JHud’s Oscar-winning performance as Effie White in the movie.

The star, creator and executive producer of the hit sitcom also discusses her recent Emmy win.

Sheryl Lee Ralph prayed for her role of Barbara Howard on ABC's "Abbott Elementary."

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