Quiana Watson, a co-star of OWN’s “Ladies Who List: Atlanta,” an eight-episode series that follows six professional, Black businesswomen working in real estate, has decided to quit the show with no hopes of ever returning.

It may be Black History Month, but Jewish History took center stage on ABC's "The View" Tuesday, a day after co-host, Whoopi Goldberg, made a whoopsie by saying the Holocaust was “not about race.”

The leader of the Australia-based global megachurch Hillsong is stepping down to fight a charge of covering up child sex offenses committed by his father, he announced Sunday.

Predatory men using the name of Jesus to hide their perversion is nothing new in the Christian world. The latest example of this unsavory practice has allegedly emerged with Reach Records artist, Gawvi.

In September 1993, Janet Jackson appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone naked with her then husband’s hands covering her breast. Her sister, Rebbie Jackson, who calls herself a student of the Bible, admits that she didn’t like it and neither did their mother.

During a sermon illustration, Michael Todd of Transformation Church in Tulsa, spit on his hand multiple times and rubbed the saliva in the face of a parishioner, mimicking Jesus’ act of spitting on strangers to heal them in Scripture.

For the longest time, Christians have been telling actress and preacher’s wife, Meagan Good, that how she presents herself as a representative of God’s Kingdom matters. But then and now, the Hollywood star disagrees.

Jamal Bryant’s decision to endorse democratic hopeful Stacey Abrams for Georgia governor in a Wednesday, Dec. 8 Instagram post has garnered mixed reviews and rubbed some the wrong way.