Yara Shahidi

Yara Shahidi is now a Harvard graduate, Class of 2022. The ‘Black-ish’ and ‘Grown-ish’ star commemorated the major milestone with a custom Dior suit.

The 'growin-ish' cast sat down to give viewers a rundown of where they left off and what’s to come this season in this exclusive Season 4B featurette.

The brand's 'Pass the Mic' campaign is designed to send out the message that everyone has the power to change the world with their own voice.

The Cal U gang is heading to Mexico for a summer getaway filled with drinking games, new hook-ups, some relationship drama, and even a surprise wedding.

Among the highlights from the 2021 winners class is the inaugural Webby Anthem Award, which went to Pharrell Williams for his racial equity work.

Michelle Obama and other When We All Vote co-chairs and supporters joined up on Tuesday to urge Americans to get involved with supporting the legislation.

Yara Shahidi revealed to Seth Meyers that she would love to be in the Marvel Cinematic Universe when she appeared on his show on Tuesday night.

In this exclusive 'grown-ish' clip, Saweetie's character, Indigo, teaches Zoey Johnson (Yara Shahidi) about how to put her foot down with difficult clients.

Saweetie is making her acting debut on Season 3 of Freeform's 'grown-ish'. Here are her thoughts on getting into the acting game and her future in the field.

The cast of 'grown-ish' opened up to Complex about the importance of how the show tackles real-world issues from the lens of a college student.

The 'grown-ish' cast is back (with Saweetie and Joey Bada$$) for the mid-season premiere of the hit Freeform show, airing Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021.

For this episode, Saweetie will play a demanding rapper, Indigo, who orders main character Zoey Johnson (Yara Shahidi), to handle a very sticky situation.

Freeform wants to help you kick 2020 in the ballots, and they brought 'grown-ish' star Yara Shahidi along to help, because 'The Clock Is Ticking'.

Yara Shahidi will play the role of Tinkerbell in Disney's new 'Peter Pan,' marking the first time a Black person or person of color has portrayed the character.