About Photo #4557014: Amber Stevens West cradles her baby bump in a striking red floral suit for the premiere of Run The World at the Beekman Hotel in New York City on Sunday night (May…Read More Here
About Photo #4556975: Amber Stevens West cradles her baby bump in a striking red floral suit for the premiere of Run The World at the Beekman Hotel in New York City on Sunday night (May…Read More Here
About Photo #4556992: Amber Stevens West cradles her baby bump in a striking red floral suit for the premiere of Run The World at the Beekman Hotel in New York City on Sunday night (May…Read More Here
(HBO, 9 p.m., finale for part one of season one): Tonight, Roxana Hadadi will bid farewell to the Orphans of
The Nevers, at least for now while part two has not yet been scheduled, the six-episode run that concludes this evening is merely the first half the show’s first season. But while HBO may not be calling this a proper season finale, it sure seems like it’s got big finale energy. We’ve got an origin story for Amalia incoming! And just a guess we’re also likely to hear more about this big revelation, as described in Roxana’s recap of last Sunday’s installment (contains plot details, obviously):
May 16, 2021, 11:00 a.m. ET
“Run the World” is much more than a Black “Sex and the City.”Credit.Cara Howe/Starz Entertainment
By Kellie Carter Jackson
Kellie Carter Jackson is a professor in the Department of Africana Studies at Wellesley College and the author of “Force and Freedom: Black Abolitionists and the Politics of Violence.”
Do you remember that scene in “Sex and the City” when Carrie gets dumped by her boyfriend via Post-it note? “I’m sorry,” it reads. “I can’t. Don’t hate me.” That’s what I think of when my friends ask if I’ve seen the latest TV show populated almost entirely by white people: I’m sorry. I can’t. Don’t hate me.