I was seeing a Black woman do something I don’t think I’d ever seen before and it changed my life. I was able to look at ...

Jasmine Amy Rogers grew up feeling like a cartoon character. “My voice for a kid my age was a little lower than all the rest of the girls,” she says, “but it was also very, very raspy and also a ...

You’ve won 16 Grammy Awards and now want to write your first Broadway musical ... You might remember Betty Boop if you’re really old. She’s the curvaceous icon from the 1930s that gave ...

Please welcome to the stage, LIVE for the first time ever…Betty Boop! That sassy-sweet champion of empowerment, that spit-curled icon of joy, that songstress of ... (more info). See what all the ...

It's not every day you get to see a new Broadway star be born, but I witnessed it at the first preview of BOOP!, a splashy new musical about the iconic cartoon character Betty Boop. Twenty-six ...

Betty Boop ventures from her black-and-white home ... wrong with an animated character in a brainless musical being your first splash. Who won a Tony for her performance as Sally in “You ...

Betty Boop was a dog. Pardon the expression. It's just a fact. Betty was a French poodle when she made her first movie appearance in "Dizzy Dishes," a short cartoon released Aug. 9, 1930.

Fitting right in, she's befriended by Trisha (Angelica Hale), a teenage Betty Boop super-fan. At first it's all bewildering to Betty, then wondrous as she takes in her colorful surroundings ...

Jasmine Amy Rogers, left, is a first-time Tony nominee for "Boop! The Musical." “I’m just the luckiest girl in the world,” says Rogers, who is making her Broadway debut as Betty Boop ...

Fitting right in, she’s befriended by Trisha (Angelica Hale), a teenage Betty Boop super-fan. At first it’s all bewildering to Betty, then wondrous as she takes in her colorful surroundings ...