#documentary

The documentary “Dionne Warwick: Don’t Make Me Over” debuts January 1 on CNN and covers the Grammy winner’s Black and HIV advocacy.

A documentary revisits HIV and LGBTQ hero Pedro Zamora, who starred in “The Real World” and died hours after the final episode aired.

The four-part docuseries “They Call Me Magic” on Apple TV+ offers an inside look at Magic Johnson and his sports and HIV legacy.

In her new documentary, “In the Sun”, the actress hopes to dispel the myth that people of color aren’t at risk for skin cancer.

In a recent documentary, Latifah educates audiences about interstitial lung disease, the illness that took her mom’s life.

Awkwafina got a Golden Globes award for “Farewell,” but none of these movies got an Oscar nod.

The AIDS conspiracy theory has resurfaced in the film “Cold Case Hammarskjöld,” which debuted at Sundance.

Why do Black newborns die before their first birthday more often than White infants?

The actor and filmmaker ate the equivalent of up to 40 sugar cubes every day for two consecutive months.

A new documentary takes a look at today’s HIV stories.

Think all you have to do to lose weight is eat fewer calories and work out more? Think again.

Byron Hurt’s Soul Food Junkies, has sparked a hard look at the soul food tradition and its relevance to African-American cultural identity

The Announcement, a documentary about Magic Johnson’s HIV disclosure, will debut March 11 on ESPN, reports The Hollywood Reporter.