'The United States vs. Billie Holiday' Goes Deeper Into Background Of Classic 'Lady Sings The Blues'
The movie inspired west Philadelphia native Lee Daniels to go into filmmaking.
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The movie inspired west Philadelphia native Lee Daniels to go into filmmaking.
Theodore says the work comes from his own investigation into Afromythology, the real and imaginary histories and futures of African Americans.
A local school psychologist is on a mission to help young students get excited about learning Black History while learning to appreciate all of our differences. And she's doing it in a creative way -- one page at a time.
They are known as The Greensboro Four, four Black college students who refused to leave a Woolworth's segregated lunch counter after they were denied service. Sixty-one years later, a Philadelphia woman who was part of that protest talks about her experience.
While COVID surely has cast darkness all over our country CBS3's Vittoria Woodill has found a little brightness in a small baby boutique.
With the unrest the country has seen over the last year, Whaley's work has become, even more, critical.
Tonight, we honor Philadelphia 76ers head coach Doc Rivers, a man who is built to make a difference on and off the court.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy surprised the Centenarian with a personal phone call Monday morning.
Miss Winnie's in West Chester is the place to go if you're craving an island getaway during this frigid winter.
We talk to three women who each have their own sound and style, inspiring, informing and entertaining.
CBS3's Janelle Burrell spoke one-on-one with Philadelphia Fire Battalion Chief Lisa Forrest. And, while she may be petite in stature, she's making a mighty impact.
As we celebrate Black History Month, today we highlight a Philadelphia music legend.
The Breakfast Boutique has always been, arms wide open, especially if you've ever had a hankering for a deliciously designed breakfast.
Scoops 'N Smiles Ice Cream & Water Ice has 20 flavors of ice cream that not only rotate but will make your taste buds stand to attention.
CBS3's Janelle Burrell sat down for a socially distant conversation with the legendary, former Eyewitness News reporter Trudy Haynes, who transformed the face of the news industry.
Fred T. Johnson passed away in 2017 but his legacy will live on forever.
Amanda and Andrea Blassingame are creating a poster campaign called #BlackMenRead in Philadelphia.
Three years ago, Tommy Rouch teamed up with some of his Lincoln High buddies and decided to make a difference by feeding those in need.
"Invisible Warriors" takes an in-depth look at the 600,000 African-American Rosie the Riveters.
Lyft says it sees the importance of celebrating the diversity in the city.
One Philadelphia library is celebrating Black History Month in a unique and fun way.
Black History Month is never just a month at the African American Museum of Philadelphia.
AMC Theaters is bringing the Academy Award-nominated film "Black Panther" back to the big screen for one week in celebration of Black History Month -- and you can see it for free.
For a few years, the Cathedral Village Retirement Center in Philadelphia has been commemorating Black History Month with its Black Art Festival.
