The National Museum of African American History and Culture is planning an exhibition of Bill Cosby’s entertainment career, and people, understandably, are pissed.
A Pennsylvania judge has ruled that Bill Cosby’s criminal trial will continue despite his lawyers’ attempt to stop the proceedings with an appeal. This is the latest action against Cosby’s ‘I’m too famous to be on trial’ legal strategy.
Since numerous allegations of sexual assault have come forth against Bill Cosby over the past year, fans of The Cosby Show have found themselves grappling with conflicting emotions. The cover of Ebony Magazine’s November issue brings these complex thoughts to light —what exactly are fans supposed to do when their…
Bill Cosby is looking for a criminal defense lawyer to fight the 2005 sexual assault complaint brought against him by Andrea Constand, a then-Temple basketball player—again.
On Thursday, A&E aired Cosby: The Women Speak, a collection of interviews with the alleged sexual assault victims of comedian Bill Cosby. To watch the over a dozen women recount what happened to them was sobering and harrowing, not to mention likely empowering for them, because they are finally being heard.
After the revelation of Bill Cosby’s horrifying sexual assault history and details surfacing of the 2005 deposition wherein the 78-year-old comedian admitted to obtaining quaaludes to give to women that he wanted to have sex with, his well-loved family sitcom, The Cosby Show, is now looked back at in a different way.…
The downfall of alleged serial rapist Bill Cosby continues: On Tuesday, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art, which displays Cosby’s art collection, announced it will swap a sign crediting the comedian with another promoting the artists instead.
Although a few die-hard defenders like Whoopi Goldberg still refuse to believe that Bill Cosby is a serial rapist—even after the man himself confirmed in his 2005 testimony that he drugged women to sleep with them—his alleged victims are finding relief and justice in the court of public opinion.
Former model-actress Helen Gumpel has accused Bill Cosby of shoving his crotch in her face back in the late 1980s. She told her story during a news conference in Boston on Sunday, where the comedian had just cancelled a concert for Monday.
There is no feeling quite like reading Bill Cosby's Love and Marriage in January 2015.
In the late 1980s, Lisa Bonet was simultaneously the coolest of The Cosby Show cast and the black sheep of the fictional family. The then-20-year-old actress endured a public fallout with Bill Cosby thanks to a "racy" movie called Angel Heart, marriage to fellow black hippie Lenny Kravitz and pregnancy with…
Want to watch The Cosby Show over holiday break without feeling like you're covered in maggots? Planning on enjoying the sitcom's sibling shenanigans on the one channel—Hi Centric—that hasn't ended their syndication of the 1980s blockbuster series? There's a solution!
TV Land won't be airing any more episodes of The Cosby Show following a recent resurgence in discussing the numerous rape allegations against Bill Cosby. Netflix and NBC have already dropped or stalled their business with him, so we all knew this was coming. It was only a matter of time.
Barbara Bowman, one of the women who has accused Bill Cosby of rape asked a great question; Why did it take Hannibal Buress' joke about Cosby's respectability politics clashing with his sexual assault allegations to make her story "go viral"?
As black women try to shake off tired tropes like the angry black woman, which the New York Times raised from its shallow grave yesterday, let's focus on The Cosby Show's career-driven matriarch that kicked ass at home and at work, Clair Huxtable. The show and the icon that actress Phylicia Rashad brought to life has…
Vanity Fair got real-estate expert Barbara Corcoran — co-founder of the Corcoran Group, and the woman Jessica used to call "The Corcodevil" — to weigh in on the most pressing question that confronts any viewer of a New York-set sitcom: how the fuck do those people live there? Unlike on Friends (which is unfortunately…
What's your fave Thanksgiving TV episode? Flavorpill has a list, which includes this gem from The Cosby Show. Poor Cliff. The Lucky Stop market probably had bulletproof glass. "Just put some whipped cream on it" is always a good rule to live by.
"My mom is going to kill me." A phrase used so often it has lost its urgency and true meaning.
Have you ever watched The Cosby Show and thought to yourself, "Man, someone should really catalog this family's wide array of sweaters"? Enter The Cosby Sweater Project, a website that does exactly that.
