EBONY unveiled their latest cover art this week, and the reaction was immediate. The cover features an image of the 'Cosby Show' cast seemingly shattered.
Supermodel Beverly Johnson appeared on Good Morning America to promote her new memoir "The Face That Changed It All." She discussed her 1986 encounter with Bill Cosby and her struggle with substance abuse.
After defending Bill Cosby in the face of repeated allegations of sexual assault, and even in the wake of the 2005 deposition testimony in which Cosby admitted to drugging women, Whoopi Goldberg has apparently backtracked.
Supermodel Beverly Johnson made news in December 2014 with her
Vanity Fair essay revelation that Bill Cosby had drugged her in 1986. On Monday, the Associated Press released 2005 deposition documents in which Cosby admitted he had obtained drugs in order to give them to women he intended to rape.
On Janet Mock's new
MSNBC Shift show "So Popular," she sits with her "Smart Ass Pop Culture Feminist Clique" to discuss Phylicia Rashad's most recent comments concerning Bill Cosby.
The "clique" consists of Jamilah Lemieux, Sr. Digital Editor at EBONY, comedian Amanda Seales, and writer and instructor Kevin Allred, who will be turning his college course teachings of "Politicizing Beyonce" into a book.
In an interview with ABC news Phylicia Rashad says "I am a woman, I would never say such a thing," when asked to clarify "forget these women," statement made in recent interview.
