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Image Source: Getty / NBC Samuel L. Jackson was the recipient of the prestigious chairman's award at this year's NAACP Image Awards . On Saturday, the 73-year-old actor was honored for his career in film and theater, which spans over four decades. During his acceptance speech, Jackson took the opportunity to speak about the importance of using your voice and voting. "We can put our legs, our bodies, and our voices to work to make sure that people do get out and vote." "I've been fortunate enough to grow up in a lot of different areas where I had the opportunity to use my voice, my legs, my body to fight for things that were right - from civil rights to the Vietnam War to Morehouse College and a lot of other things that needed fixing and changing, and we got it done," Jackson said. "And right now, we still have things that we need to do. The most important thing being the Voting Rights Act. I know we can't change that, but we can put our

Portal fans, rejoice — or rather, bask in the mixed feelings of a new game set in the beloved franchise's universe that isn't at all what you've been clamoring for over the past decade. Just as Steam Deck pre-orders started going out, Valve dropped a surprise trailer for Aperture Desk Job , a free Steam Deck game that's coming on March 1 and is set within the world of Portal . BUT (isn't there always a "but" when it comes to long-awaited continuations of Valve games?), as the description on Steam emphasizes in bolded capital letters, it is " Not Portal 3! " Instead of a long-awaited follow-up to the iconic puzzle game, Aperture Desk Job is characterized as a "walking simulator" and playable short. You begin as a starry-eyed, entry-level employee of the game's eponymous and cheerily dystopic corporation (which sorta kinda probably accidentally brought about the apocalypse), Aperture Science. While eager to jump-start your brigh

In our Q&A series Last Call , we get down to the bottom of every last thing with some of our favorite celebs - from the last time they were starstruck to the last song they listened to. This week, Mary-Charles Jones takes our call. "To get the chance to do something with [Ava DuVernay] and getting to see firsthand why she's so well-respected and why she is such this powerhouse of a woman, has been amazing." When Mary-Charles Jones booked the role of Annabelle in The CW's "Naomi," the first thing she did was run to her nearest comic book store to pick up a few copies of the fairly new DC comic series. "The girl at the comic book store was like, 'Did you know they're making this into a show?' I was like, 'Oh, I had no idea,' and I just kind of walked on out," Jones tells POPSUGAR. And, speaking of booking roles, it was none other than "Naomi" co-creator and executive producer Ava DuVernay who delivered the ex

In the glamorous, cutthroat society of "Bridgerton," if you can't keep up with the ton , you're out. That's exactly the fate that the Featherington family may be facing when season two of the Netflix drama returns. Before the new season starts , it's the perfect time to catch up on why the Featheringtons are in financial trouble and what might await them. Initially, the Featheringtons appear to be perfectly fine financially. They keep a house in the fashionable neighborhood, they're always decked out in the latest fashions (albeit with questionable color choices), and they're titled members of the aristocracy. Unbeknownst to his wife and daughters, however, Lord Featherington has a major gambling problem. Over time, he has lost so much that he is constantly having to juggle things around to pay off his debts. It's also the reason he takes in his distant cousin, Marina Thompson, and refuses to kick her out even after her pregnancy is discovered

If you've seen Tyler Perry's "A Madea: Homecoming," then you already know that the award-winning filmmaker hilariously spoofs Beyoncé's 2018 Coachella performance . In the final moments of the film, which is currently streaming on Netflix, Perry fully transforms into the 28-time Grammy-winning superstar, donning a replica of the yellow, embroidered Beta Delta Kappa sweatshirt, short shorts, and fringed boots worn by Beyoncé during her iconic performance. In a recent interview with "Entertainment Tonight ," Perry shared that all the divas he spoofed, including Adele and Mary J. Blige , approve of the parodies. "Beyoncé and I talked, yes. I have heard from Adele," he says in the clip. "All of them love it, man, they just think it's hilarious. They thought it was hilarious that I spoofed all over them. [Beyoncé] sent me this text that is just saying, 'D E A D.'" Watch the official trailer for "A Madea Homecoming"