*Queen Latifah went on “The Tonight Show” to talk about her efforts to support essential workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic, including members of her own family. She also talked to ...

The recent launch of the ReLiving Single podcast, hosted by Kim Coles and Erika Alexander, has ignited excitement and nostalgia among fans of the iconic 90s television show. The podcast reminisces ...

Queen Latifah attended Thom Browne’s fall 2025 show held yesterday in New York. The collection featured both men’s and women’s footwear and apparel. The “Last Holiday” star sat front row in a pair of ...

Queen Latifah shared her final thoughts about “The Equalizer” after it was announced Friday that the CBS action series would end after five seasons. On Friday, Latifah took to Instagram to share some ...

Another show bites the dust. “The Equalizer” starring Queen Latifah was canceled by CBS just two days before the Season 5 finale aired Sunday night. The episode — which saw street vigilante Robyn ...

Deadline reports that the Latifah-produced series has been canceled after more than four years on the air. The show’s season five finale, “Decisions,” will serve as the series finale on Sunday (May 4) ...

It’s a wrap for Queen Latifah’s beloved street vigilante character Robyn McCall in the hit CBS show The Equalizer as the show is being cancelled. After five seasons on-air, the crime drama series is ...

Queen Latifah, newest addition to day-time talk slate, tells The Hollywood Reporter that her guests will be a mix of A-list celebrities and everyday heroes. One of her favorite upcoming guests is a 26 ...

The Queen Latifah Show has been cancelled. New episodes of Queen Latifah's syndicated talkshow will come to an end in the middle of March, mid-way through its scheduled second season. What to Read ...

The primetime thriller starring Queen Latifah aired its series finale Sunday night following CBS’s decision to cancel the show after five seasons. Warning: “The Equalizer” series finale spoilers below ...

*Fresh from his co-hosting duties at the 2016 BET Awards, “Black-ish” star Anthony Anderson has been tapped for an episode of “The Best Place to Be,” a new series produced by Queen Latifah and Shakim ...