Perry is the writer, director and executive director of “The Oval,” a political drama soap that has been running since 2019 on BET. The show also has its own spinoff, “Ruthless,” on BET+.

(Reuters) -An actor on the U.S. BET television show "The Oval" has filed a civil lawsuit that accuses media mogul Tyler Perry of repeated sexual assault and harassment. Derek Dixon is seeking $260 ...

Perry is a successful actor, writer and producer of dozens of TV shows and films, including the "Madea" movie series. Forbes estimates his net worth at $1.4 billion.

An actor who worked on the Tyler Perry-created TV drama “The Oval” has filed a lawsuit alleging Perry leveraged his industry power to repeatedly sexually assault and harass him while keeping ...

Actor Derek Dixon sues Tyler Perry for $260 million, alleging sexual harassment and assault during filming of "The Oval" and "Ruthless," while Perry's attorney denies claims.

Due to a tough job market, 10% of job seekers — including 20% of Generation Z candidates — said they’ve lied on their resume, according to a report from AI Resume Builder.

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Yahoo Sports Senior NFL Reporter Charles Robinson spoke with sources inside the Browns' organization, and here are three factors weighing heaviest on Sanders' path to the starting job.

The one that got away. Katy Perry was ambushed by a rogue fan who found his way onto the stage during her “Lifetimes” tour this week. The scary incident occurred on Monday night as the 40-year ...

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom reportedly plan to break up after the “Firework” singer finishes her current “Lifetimes” tour later this year. “It’s over,” a source told Page Six on ...

Tyler Perry's latest drama hit Netflix over the weekend. Some are saying it's his best work yet, while others think it's more of the same. By Angela Johnson Published June 9, 2025 ...

Perry said he vividly remembers, when he was growing up, going to court with his father, Belvin Perry, Sr., who was one of the first two Black officers in the Orlando Police Department.