“Beyond the Gates,” daytime’s first ever nearly all-Black soap opera in over 30 years has officially made it’s television debut and fans (including this author) can’t help but to rave ...

The first daytime soap solely focused on a Black family premieres this week on CBS and comes as the daytime genre is disappearing. “Passions,” which debuted in 1999 and ended in 2008, was the ...

The first soap opera to premiere in more than 25 years will feature a primarily Black cast, a historic breakthrough for a genre that is a throwback to an earlier time.

Renauld White, who helped forge greater diversity on designer runways and later spent two years on soap opera The Guiding Light, died June 26 at age 80.

We reported that CBS is developing “The Gates,” a soap opera about a wealthy Black family living in a posh, gated community. View this post on Instagram ...

(Quantrell Colbert/CBS via AP) When CBS’ soap opera “Beyond the Gates” premiered in February, soap opera fans and veterans alike hailed it as a win for Black history and culture.

Before we start our deep obsession with CBS’ new Black soap, “The Gates,” we’re taking a look at the Black stars who got their start in soap operas.

Michael R. Jackson’s new musical satire, “White Girl in Danger,” set in a soap opera town called Allwhite, is in previews at Second Stage’s Tony Kiser Theater.