Viola Davis reflects on her "out-of-body" experience training at Juilliardand how it impacted her transition into Hollywood.

In the movie, Anderson, Martin, and Farrar play opposite Viola Davis as President Danielle Sutton. The trio discuss working with Viola Davis, the physical and mental preparation behind the scenes ...

Viola Davis is an EGOT winner and is widely considered ... Davis was the first Black woman to win the Emmy for leading actress in a drama series, which she did thanks to her performance on the ...

The Girl Who Could Fly’ portrays Brazil’s Daiane dos Santos, the first Black woman to win gold at the World Artistic ...

Viola Davis and director Emmai Alaquiva are pictured ... From Sundance Premiere to Webby Wins The Ebony Canal Inspires Change Director Emmai Alaquiva speaks during the sold-out Sundance premiere ...

Viola Davis, born August 11 ... she started her career on the stage in “Everybody’s Ruby” and went on to win a Tony for the 2001 Broadway production of August Wilson’s “King Hedley ...

Viola Davis is keeping it all in perspective ahead ... “I don't believe the quote that ‘he who dies with the most Toys wins.’ That was a famous quote in the ’80s. I don't believe that.” ...

directed by four-time Emmy Award-winner Emmai Alaquiva and narrated by EGOT winner Viola Davis, has been honored with two prestigious accolades at the 29th Annual Webby Awards.

Ashé Ventures, co-founded by Viola Davis, an Emmy, Grammy ... the first Brazilian and first Black woman to win gold at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships. The best tumbler of her ...