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"The Cosby Show" will air on Bounce TV as the network announced that it is merely following viewer's demands. Negative comments followed Bounce TV's official announcement via Twitter. Read More »
International Women's Day 2016 is just around the corner, and MStars News brings you few of the greatest wins for feminism from January 2015 to date. Read More »
RLJ Entertainment and Urban Movie Channel are bringing the romantic comedy "Playin for Love" to audiences on DVD. In an exclusive interview with MStars News, the multi-talented actor Robert Townsend discusses coaching a basketball team in "Playin for Love," "the hurt" behind seeing Bill Cosby in court, and his thoughts on the recent Oscars Boycott. Read More »
Many know actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner as Theo Huxtable from the, at one time, respected family series The Cosby Show. Today, however, the actor is much more than a famed Cosby kid; he is an actor, a writer, a poet, a musician and most of all, a man on a journey. Read More »
In the midst of the ongoing Bill Cosby scandal, as dozens of women have accused the legendary comedian of raping them, the "Cosby Show" star finds solace in court for the first time in a while. A Pennsylvania judge has dismissed Renita Chaney Hill's defamation lawsuit against him where she claimed Cosby and his attorneys had slandered her name when denying her rape allegations. Read More »
In the fall of 2014, one clip from Hannibal Buress' stand-up routine, where he called out the many rape allegations against Bill Cosby, went viral and prompted a new wave of scandal revolving around the legendary comedian. Now that the 'Cosby Show' star has been formally charged with sexual assault and Buress' career has skyrocketed, the comedian admits he doesn't make Cosby jokes anymore. Read More »
After spending months defending Bill Cosby on 'The View' as dozens of women said he'd sexually abused them, now Whoopi Goldberg's taking a cue from co-host Raven-Symoné to go a step further in controversial remarks, saying she's "American, not African-American," just as the 'It's So Raven!' alum told Oprah Winfrey back in 2014. Read More »
Bill Cosby has just dodged a bullet in the defamation case that ex-supermodel Janice Dickinson filed against him last year. The judge put a halt on the case. Read More »
Camille Cosby has been a victim in the case built against her husband, Bill Cosby. Through the allegations and now Cosby's arrest, she has been embarrassed once again. To make mattes worst, it has been said that she is going to be deposed on the allegations against her lifetime friend and husband. Read More »
Bill Cosby has been largely known lately as an alleged rapist and less as a famed comedian. The legacy he left behind as the African-American father figure to emulate has been destroyed by the accusations and media coverage. Cosby has been charged with sexual assault in Pennsylvania. And despite the news, there are a few celebritities who are outraged at the charges against Cosby, including rapper Waka Flocka Flame Read More »
After his arrest, his $1 million bail notice and his now infamous mug shot (seen above) this past Wednesday, comedian Bill Cosby took to Twitter to thank his friends and fans. Unfortunately, it appeared as of none of them showed up because the social median platform did nothing but scold him severely. Read More »
Everyone seems to have an opinion about the Bill Cosby sexual assault case, and this includes Eddie Griffin. The comedian pitched in his two cents during an interview with DJ Vlad posted Wednesday. In the interview, Griffin makes some strong statements, essentially taking the blame off Cosby, saying, "All of them said the same thing: We 'went to the room.' Why would you go to the room of a known married man?" Read More »
It's being reported that comedian Bill Cosby has officially been charged in the 2004 sexual assault case from Andrea Constand, with a bail set for $1 million. And while the former Dr. Huxtable had perhaps a handful of supporters, much of the comedy community stood at the other side, believing the over 50 women who came out allegeding that Cosby sexually assaulted them. Read More »
