*And the hits just keep on comin’ … for Essence, that is! Stephanie Mills shared a powerful open letter on Instagram, criticizing the 2025 Essence Festival of Culture. The R&B legend described serious ...

The documentary It's Dorothy! celebrates 125 years of The Wizard of Oz and its iconic main character Frank L. Baum's novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz was released on May 17, 1925 Judy Garland, Diana ...

Stephanie Mills is hitting the stage looking as good as ever as one of the four iconic headliners on The Queens Tour. Led by Black Promoters Collective, The Queens Tour features Mills, Gladys Knight, ...

Stephanie Mills — who starred as Dorothy in the smash ’70s musical “The Wiz” — says she was surrounded by drugs in showbiz, but credits “not being a follower” to keeping her on the straight and narrow ...

For the second time in one week, there wasn't a dry eye in the house on the set of Tamron Hall. The Emmy-winning journalist and talk show host broke down in tears after guest Stephanie Mills performed ...

Bring on the tissues! Tamron Hall’s set was filled with teary eyes, including from the host herself, over Stephanie Mills’ unforgettable rendition of her hit song “Never Knew a Love Like This Before.” ...

*On the September 12 episode of The Breakfast Club, music legends Stephanie Mills and Patti LaBelle candidly discussed undergoing nose jobs to meet industry expectations. At 68 and 81, respectively, ...

Stephanie Mills originated the role of Dorothy in 'The Wiz' Broadway musical Hulton Archive/Getty Images/Arturo Holmes/Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection Stephanie Mills ...

Stephanie Mills and Patti LaBelle say they had a cosmetic procedure to keep up with the demands of the music industry. While chatting about their longevity in the industry on the Sept. 12 episode of ...

Stephanie Mills, the Grammy Award-winning singer and actress who catapulted to stardom in 1975 headlining as Dorothy in the original seven-time Tony Award-winning Broadway run of The Wiz, scoring a ...

Near the end of an evening ruled by queens, a king was keeping Chaka Khan waiting. “Stevie Wonder’s in the house tonight,” Khan said late Sunday as she stood in the spotlight at Inglewood’s Kia Forum.