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Queen Latifah

Nee Dana Elaine Owens in 1970, Queen Latifah has done everything--a world-class rapper, singer, and actress, she has won a Grammy, Emmy, and Golden Globe (not to mention an Academy Award nomination) in her 30-year career. Her biggest single, "U.N.I.T.Y.", spoke out against the treatment of women in the rap community, calling for--you guessed it--unity. She has never shied away from difficult issues, using her songs to tackle issues like domestic violence. Long reticent to label her sexuality, in 2021 she thanked her life partner in a speech at the BET Awards and wished the crowd a "Happy Pride." She continues her career as an outstanding actress and rapper today.

It's been 10 years since Macklemore's Grammy performance that featured a mass gay wedding

Queen Latifah officiated the history-making mass gay wedding.

Queen Latifah Says Adriana Lima Is Her Celeb Crush

"She's mmm," she said in a recent Zoom chat. "That kinda mmm!"

Queen Latifah's Gonna Be in 'The Little Mermaid'!

No, not The Little Mermaid. The Little Mermaid!

Queen Latifah Joins MTV's Scream as Executive Producer for Season 3

A new cast will also be announced in an effort to add more diversity to the fledgling horror series, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Queen Latifah Lands Lead Role in New Lee Daniels Music Pilot

Is this a TV version of Dreamgirls for the 21st Century?

Watch: Queen Latifah as The Wiz in New The Wiz Live! Teaser

Ease on down the road...

Queen Latifah and Mary J. Blige Will Star in NBC's The Wiz Live!

Latifah will play the titular Wiz, while Blige has been cast as the Wicked Witch of the West.

Queen Latifah as Queer Blues Legend Bessie Smith

Lesbian director Dee Rees helms the HBO biopic

WATCH: Queen Latifah Performs at Gay Pride

The May 19 concert at Long Beach Pride marked Latifah's first performance at an LGBT festival.

Queen Latifah and Wendy Williams in 'Hairpiece Theater'

The Queen reenacts 'Mob Wives' and announces her plans for a talk show in 2013.