Books
A post-Trump America has sparked widespread reflection on democracy and collective responsibility. Check out our essential reading list.
Jay-z's "The Book of Hov" installation from the Brooklyn Public Library will release as a coffe table book from Assouline.
Years after her death, Kim Porter's book has been released. Now available on Amazon, the book details her life with Diddy.
Jada Pinkett Smith told 'BOSSIP' Will Smith was among the first people to read her memoir 'Worthy,' and sets the record straight about 2Pac.
Despite Jada Pinkett Smith's entanglement backlash, her mother Adrienne Banfield-Norris shut down narratives she cheated on Will Smith.
Jada Pinkett Smith revealed Tupac Shakur proposed in prison and that the Oscars slap is the first time Will Smith called her "wife" in years.
'Fashion Killa' author Sowmya Krishnamurthy interview about her new book, Lil Kim's style influence and why Kanye West wasn't interviewed.
Drake clapped back at "random angry poets" reviewing his new book of poetry, "Titles Ruin Everything: A Stream of Consciousness"
In an interview with Bossip, Garcelle Beauvais spoke about her memoir 'Love Me As I Am,' adjusting to unscripted work on 'The Real' and 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' and her stance on plastic surgery, 'to each his own,' but she hasn't had any botox or surgery aside from getting implants, which she had removed.
Janelle Monáe joins the Red Table and shares her inspiring message for anyone who’s ever felt like they can’t be themselves. This Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, actor, and author of the new book "The Memory Librarian: And Other Stories of Dirty Computer" reveals what inspired her to come out later in life
On the 10th anniversary of Whitney Houston's passing, BOSSIP spoke with author Gerrick Kennedy about his second book 'Didn't We Have It All: In Defense Of Whitney Houston,' which looks at Houston's legacy through a new lens, focused on her many achievements amid challenges around her Black and queer identity.
That poor psychosomatic thang! Will Smith is revealing yet another bit of [too much?] information in his memoir Will and it's sending social media into a tizzy. After already telling the world via his book that he "could've gotten away with killing his father" and he "fell in love" with his costar Stockard Channing, Will revealed in a chapter that he once was having loads of sex as a teen to deal with heartbreak but he experienced nausea instead of euphoria.
