Black celebrities in the 70s

Antonio Fargas in I'm Gonna Git You Sucka (1988)

Thirty years since he passed, Vintage Style remember the revolutionary style and sound of Marvin Gaye

Arsenio Hall Oprah Winfrey Wesley Snipes Alicia Keys Martin Lawrence Tisha Campbell-Martin Chris Brown Pharrell Williams Prince Shemar Moore Rihanna Bernie Mac Whitney Houston Aretha

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For many recording artists, the Grammys are the ultimate recognition of a job well done. However, there are a few who never got the love they deserved. Despite popularity, influence on culture and music, these artists have walked away empty handed again and again. From original pop diva Diana Ross to reggae king Bob Marley, these musicians have surprisingly never earned a golden gramophone.

Black Life in the 70s

"I'd traveled a lot, was going temporarily insane and became very successful, but there was no one to take that all home to." #HauteMoms : Diana Ross with Daughter Shonda

Cher, 1973.

He's a famously provocative — and infamously difficult — comedy trailblazer. But lately, something even more upsetting than usual has been going on at his stand-up gigs.