Black Actors Who Deserve More Leading Roles

Aaron Pierre quickly became known for his impressive work in the 2024 action movie ‘Rebel Ridge’. Before that, he showed his versatility in Barry Jenkins’ series ‘The Underground Railroad’ and voiced the main character in ‘Mufasa: The Lion King’. Critics have praised Pierre’s strong presence and focused acting, suggesting he has the potential to be a leading man. He excels at carrying dramatic, suspenseful stories, making him a strong contender for bigger roles in major films.

Dead Celebs Who Reinvented Themselves Multiple Times

David Bowie was famous for constantly reinventing his sound and image, making him one of popular music’s most adaptable artists. He began with folk music, then transformed into the flamboyant, otherworldly rock star Ziggy Stardust. He continued to evolve, adopting the character of the Thin White Duke and experimenting with soul on his album ‘Young Americans,’ before achieving huge pop success in the 1980s. His final album, ‘Blackstar,’ was a poignant and artistic goodbye, turning his own illness into a stunning work of art.

Leading Actresses Who Admit They Live Without Religion

Emma Thompson has often discussed her lack of religious faith, identifying as an atheist. She finds organized religion upsetting and has expressed offense at parts of religious texts. Instead of relying on religion, Thompson focuses on principles of human rights and ethical conduct, guided by logic and scientific reasoning.

Claire Danes Shocks Fans As She Says Her Hit Drama: “Shouldn’t Have Been Made”

Janeane Garofalo recently discussed why her show remains popular years later during an interview on the Good Hang with Amy Poehler podcast. She described the show as groundbreaking and ahead of its time, even suggesting it was almost never created and had to fight to get made. These comments gained attention because the series is now widely considered a classic.

Black Celebrities Whose Talents Deserve More Recognition

Keith David is a highly accomplished actor and voice actor celebrated for his powerful, deep voice and strong on-screen personality. He first became well-known in the 1980s with memorable roles in films like ‘The Thing’ and ‘They Live’. He’s also a prolific voice artist, famously portraying Spawn and Dr. Facilier in ‘The Princess and the Frog’. David has won several Emmy Awards for narrating Ken Burns documentaries, and has consistently worked in both live-action and animated projects for over forty years.

Intense On-Set Moments Where Actors Nearly Fought (Like Josh Brolin and Denzel)

Josh Brolin shared a story about a heated disagreement he had with Denzel Washington on set. While filming a confrontational scene, Brolin noticed Washington was altering the script, which caused confusion. Things got so intense that the two almost came to blows, but they were able to resolve the issue and apologize to each other later that day.

BIPOC Celebs Who Criticized ICE

At the 2025 BET Awards, the rapper used her acceptance speech to strongly criticize how the government handles immigration enforcement. She specifically denounced the use of National Guard troops to control protests in Los Angeles after recent raids, calling the government’s actions a harsh attack on vulnerable communities that causes fear instead of providing security. She emphasized that Black and Latino communities are disproportionately affected by aggressive policing tactics.

TV Friendships That Feel More Real Than Most Romances

Meredith Grey and Cristina Yang exemplify true companionship. Their connection withstands major life challenges – like plane crashes and divorces – and remains the most consistent relationship throughout the show. They value their careers and their unwavering support for each other more than any romantic relationship, demonstrating that deep, meaningful connections aren’t limited to romance.