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Ruth E. Carter and Karen Boykin-Towns are seen onstage during the 53rd NAACP Image Awards Colors Behind the Look: A Celebration of Fashion, Costume Design and Glam Event at The Hollywood Roosevelt on February 25, 2022 in Los Angeles, California.

Friday night the NAACP Image Awards streamed its final pre-show presentation out of the week-long virtual experience inviting fans to join the Image Awards celebration of the outstanding achievements and performances of people of color across more than 80 competitive categories. The live show is set to air on BET tonight, February 26 with the Golden Globe nominee Anthony Anderson hosting, Golden Globe nominee Samuel L.

Thursday night was NAACP Image Award's Night 4 out of five streaming presentations leading us to a live show set to air on BET on Saturday, February 26 with Golden Globe nominee Anthony Anderson hosting, Grammy winner Mary J. Blige performing, Golden Globe nominee Samuel L.

Each weeknight NAACP Image Awards is revealing several winners via streaming presentations on the NAACP Image Awards' website and YouTube in the lead up to a live show set to air on BET on Saturday, February 26 with the Golden Globe nominee Anthony Anderson hosting, Grammy winner Mary J. Blige performing, and Golden Globe nominee Samuel L.

Designing a Future Where Others Can Follow Ruth E. Carter is a legend in Costume Design with credits to her name like Do the Right Thing, Malcolm X, Lee Daniel’s The Butler and Selma.

Actor Will Smith, actress Sherri Shepherd, and journalist Jemele Hill are just a handful of the stars who won awards at the NAACP Image Awards on Monday night. This year the show is virtual and happens over six consecutive nights.

The 53rd NAACP Image Awards celebrating Black Excellence in entertainment happens on Saturday, February 26, 2022, on BET 8/7 Central. It culminates a week of awards on consecutive days starting February 21 that encompasses not only film, television and music, but also literature, fashion, news, podcasts and more.

It’s been a year since entertainment executive Kyle Bowser took over the reins of the NAACP’s Hollywood Bureau as Senior Vice President. And in that year, so much has happened.

The NAACP and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA)announced a five-year collaborative partnership, joining forces in an effort to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion across the global entertainment industry.   Each year the HFPA and the NAACP Hollywood Bureau will collaborate on, fund, and support a series of trailblazing initiatives, with the overall goals of: Ensuring visibility of projects from artists of diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds; Increasing diverse representation in the industry; Building pathways to inclusion for young artists and journalists of color.