While not one of the three headlining stars, Queen Latifah still had a major role in the film as Mama Morton, the corrupt matron of the Cook County Jail. The film sees vaudeville star Velma Kelly ...

Roxie: Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. Matron Mama Morton: You're talking to the wrong people. Matron Mama Morton: [singing] Don't you know that this hand washes that one, too? When you're good to Mama, Mama ...

At 55, Queen Latifah represents decades of Black feminist magic. Since the late ‘80s, the artist has been the voice of women’s empowerment. Her Grammy-winning single “U.N.I.T.Y.” raised ...

Queen Latifah is a living icon, hailing from Newark, New Jersey, where she first emerged on the music scene. A legendary artist who transcended female rap was given her start at the tender age of ...

Latifah’s own comment on the night, though, was kind of iconic: “I’m actually quite happy.” We love a queen (or Queen, as the case may be) who doesn’t feel the need to elaborate!

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Queen Latifah, 55, is a true trailblazer in every sense of the word, blending style, talent, and groundbreaking achievements across multiple industries. From her early days as a pioneering female ...

Morton’s mom, Sarah (a.k.a. Mama Morton), joined her daughter in the Clubhouse as the episode’s designated bartender. But that didn’t stop Morton from giving her unfiltered thoughts.

A new Dairy Queen sign stands in Morton. The town was previously home to the Carius family Dairy Queen – which operated for more than seven decades before breaking ties with the brand and ...

Queen Latifah - U.N.I.T.Y. Bolstered by the reception of her performance as the big-voiced Morton, Latifah decided it was time to enter her own jazz age; 15 years after her debut and ten years ...