Spoilers for "The Equalizer’s" series finale are ahead! To catch up, you can stream the CBS drama with a Paramount+ ...

Queen Latifah on Embracing Her 'Honest and Genuine' Identity and Celebrating the 'Freedom to Be Me' "I didn't know I was a girl, initially, I had to be told," the actress and rapper revealed in ...

Queen Latifah and her partner, Eboni Nichols, have been in a relationship since 2013. In 2024, the couple made their Met Gala debut at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, dressed in ...

Latifah, 53, told Entertainment Tonight that she wants Dolly Parton to guest star on her CBS series “The Equalizer,” which kicks off its fourth season Sunday, Feb. 18 on CBS.

Queen Latifah came up with the clause after realizing her characters were killed off in her early movies. In the late 1990s, Queen Latifah landed her breakout role as Cleo Sims in the 1996 film ...

Queen Latifah on Partnership With Lenovo, Working With CoverGirl Again and ‘The Equalizer’s’ New Season: “These Things Are Not Mutually Exclusive” The multihyphenate entertainer ...

As Matron “Mama” Morton, Queen Latifah showed off her powerhouse vocals and her stunning stage presence. Though she was a supporting character, she made all of her scenes feel essential to the ...

Queen Latifah released her debut album, All Hail the Queen, in 1989. She followed that up with her second studio album, Nature of a Sista, in 1991, and went on to release many more albums.

Queen Latifah felt she could do ‘Living Single’ thanks to ‘The Fresh Prince’ Smith’s stint in The Fresh Prince not only showed that the rapper could carry his own sitcom.

Queen Latifah performs at the Jones Beach Theater in 1991 in Wantagh, N.Y., two years after the release of her debut album, "All Hail the Queen." (Al Pereira/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) ...

Actress Queen Latifah left several unsuspecting NFL viewers speechless on Sunday after “The Equalizer” star belted out the national anthem during the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys game ...

Queen Latifah, bringing us right back in time with her, then reenacted the look of shock on her face for the audience. And we can’t blame her — we’d be pretty shocked, too.