Cicely Tyson dies: The 'Sounder' Oscar nominee and 'Autobiography Of Miss Jane Pittman' Emmy winner was 96.

Hollywood is grieving. Cicely Tyson, the multiple award winning actress on stage and screen, has passed away. She was 96 years old. Whether she was giving life to Kunta Kinte in Roots or aging ...

Following heartbreaking news of Cicely Tyson's death, celebrities like Tyler Perry, Viola Davis and more reacted with emotional tributes.

Cicely Tyson’s Harlem: Dance, Jazz, Faith and Waffles Cicely Tyson, who died in January, was famous all over the world. But her heart was at home, in Harlem.

Former President Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton and film mogul Tyler Perry were among the attendees at a private memorial service for legendary actress Cicely Tyson in Harlem Tuesday.

Cicely Tyson was a Harlem, New York native who never lived in East Orange. But the impact she had on the New Jersey city, called “New Jersey’s Crossroads,” made her not only a Hollywood icon ...

Cicely Tyson (Photo credit: Bang Media) The late Cicely Tyson ‘s body will have a public viewing later this month, her family has announced. The “How to Get Away with Murder” actress died at ...

In 1970, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park cast Tyson to play the lead in Pygmalion. The role represented her lifelong goal of changing the casting narrative of Black actors.

Late film, TV and stage legend Cicely Tyson was as revered for her wisdom offscreen as she was for her signature resilience onscreen. “Extraordinary, “regal,” “trailblazing ...

Cicely Tyson, a towering and transformative actress, died Thursday at age 96. From her Harlem roots, she went on to appear in more than 100 film, television and stage roles. Jeffery Brown takes a ...

Oprah to Spend 67th Birthday Honoring Cicely Tyson by Watching' Miss Jane Pittman' with Stedman Gayle King's segment on People (the TV Show!), in which she discusses the late acting legend Cicely ...

Tyson, a trailblazer in Hollywood, pushed back on racial typecasting and committed to only playing roles that cast Black people in a positive light.