The inimitable Sherri Shepherd, who perfectly blends faith and laughter in the world of daytime television, has been blessed with yet another season of her vibrant talk show, "Sherri."

Crewmembers and fans of Warner Bros. Unscripted Television/Telepictures daytime talk show, “The Real,” have been grieving since news of its cancellation after eight seasons was confirmed.

A formal announcement has been made that former The View co-host, Sherri Shepherd—also an outspoken Christian— is getting her own syndicated daytime talk show, Sherri, to replace The Wendy Williams Show, which will be officially canceled after the current season ends.

“I am thrilled to officially announce that I have joined CNN as a Political Commentor,” said Bottoms who also shared that she when she was a student at Florida A&M University, she applied for the “coveted VJ (Video Journalist) program at CNN and didn’t get in.”

Vice President Kamala Harris will visit “The View” studio on Friday for her sixth appearance on the daytime chat show — but her first as vice president. She’ll answer questions about the pandemic, Afghanistan and other topics.

Sherri Shepherd, former co-host of “The View,” shared a deeply personal journal entry from July 2007, written approximately two months before accepting her new role and being formally introduced to millions of viewers.

“The Real” co-host Tamera Mowry Housley shed tears on air while discussing the first time she met NBA icon Kobe Bryant who died in a helicopter crash Sunday, Jan. 26, along with eight other victims, among them his 13-year-old daughter Gianna.

“Tamron Hall” keeps climbing in the ratings, and we are so happy for our fierce, fun, and fabulous sister in faith. 48-year-old Tamron Hall, who entered into an already crowded talk space in syndication has managed to break through the noise and continues attracting more viewers.

When Tamron Hall decided to leave NBC after the network gave her prime “Today” co-hosting slot to Megyn Kelly, the journalist threw herself a party — a pity party. But now she is back and prepared for her new role as a solo talk show host. See what made the star emotional during her interview about her new life!

Ava Duvernay’s gripping four-part series, “When They See Us,” which impacted 23 million Netflix accounts worldwide, has racked up a whopping 16 Emmy Award nominations. “Thank you to the real men for inviting me to tell their story,” wrote the director, co-writer and producer.

America’s favorite Christian chef and popular cookbook author, Ayesha Curry, is one hard-working mama. Aside from cooking up a new baby, she’s cooking up a brand new television show, too. excitedly announced a new ABC show, “Family Food Fight”…

In a day and age where positive depictions of love and major among people of faith and color are in short supply, gospel power couple, Warryn and Erica Campbell, are stepping up to the plate. Erica is “so very excited” about their upcoming TV One reality show.

Yolanda Adams’ voice sparkled during the American Idol season finale. When the 56-year-old GRAMMY® Award-winning gospel vocalist sang a duet of “What The World Needs Now” with a Top 5 former contestant on the May 21st finale, more than the veteran singer’s pants suit shined.

Former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama will produce films and TV shows for Netflix as part of a multi-year agreement. The deal will potentially include scripted series, unscripted series, docu-series, documentaries and features.

Sherri Shepherd, who spent seven years as a regular co-host of ABC's "The View," before exiting, defended Christians that express their faith in the supernatural power of God after Joy Behar called them mentally ill.