Blige and the film’s director, Oscar-nominated Gabourey Sidibe, speak with ESSENCE about the project—and how divorce, motherhood, and choosing growth led them to redefine happiness on their own terms.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mary J. Blige is expanding her relationship with Lifetime with a three-picture deal to include three original films inspired by ...

Mary J. Blige packed Ball Arena on February 25 with support from Ne-Yo and Mario. Mary J. Blige revolutionized R&B by blending soul with hip-hop, exemplified by her groundbreaking 1992 debut, What’s ...

Inspired by her 1994 hit “Be Happy” from the landmark “My Life” album, the film expands Lifetime’s successful run of music‑driven storytelling centered on Black women’s lived experiences and emotional ...