"The system is not really designed for us, and so we have to stop coveting that which is not for us," the actress says in the ...

Hollywood's highest honor stands Halle Berry, who in 2002 became the first and only Black woman to win the Academy Award.

"It's forced me to ask myself, did it matter?" Berry asks in the documentary "Number One on the Call Sheet: Black Leading ...

Gabrielle Union discusses being a black actress in 'Number One on the Call Sheet,' tackling unfair beauty standards in ...

The actress is part of a new Apple TV+ documentary which explores the expierience of black actors and actresses in Hollywood ...

Number One on the Call Sheet is a vital tribute to the legacy of Black actors in Hollywood, featuring star-studded insights ...

The two-part documentary succeeds in exploring the journeys of today’s Black leading men and women but misses the chance to ...

When Halle Berry won her Oscar in 2002 for her role in Monster's Ball, the moment was celebrated as a breakthrough for representation. However, as Berry reflects, the question remains: Did her win ...

Halle Berry reflects on her Oscar win and its impact on diversity in Hollywood, acknowledging that progress for women of ...

Halle Berry reflects on being the first and only Black woman to win the Oscar for Best Actress in the Apple TV+ documentary ...

Berry’s remarks, featured in the documentary Number One on the Call Sheet available on Apple TV+, resonate through the experiences of many black actresses. She poignantly stated, "The system is not ...

Gabourey Sidibe discusses her Hollywood experience as a Black woman — and her pre-'Precious' job at a phone-sex call center — ...