IT’S been over two decades since the hit nineties show Moesha debuted on air – the show ran for six seasons from 1996 until its cancellation in 2001. Singer and actress Brandy Norwood starred as the ...

Long before she was Cinderella or sassily confirming that the boy was, indeed, hers, she was Moesha. In January 1996, UPN debuted the beloved sitcom Moesha starring Brandy Norwood as the titular teen ...

After Brandy confirmed that a reboot of her popular sitcom Moesha was in the works, fans are eager to learn which stars will be reprising their roles. Shar Jackson, who starred as one of Moesha’s best ...

The sitcom followed a teenager named Moesha (Brandy Norwood) growing up. It starts months after her father, Frank (William Allen Young) married his new wife, Dee (Sheryl Lee Ralph.) Moesha also has ...

Brandy Norwood just revealed some major news. While attending the 29 th annual DIVA Foundation event that was hosted by Sheryl Lee Ralph, who played her stepmom Dee Mitchell on Moesha, Brandy was ...

Mo-to tha-E to tha. Ya’ll know the theme song. Who didn’t love “Moesha” back in the day? Even though Moesha was far from perfect, it was great to see images of black people who weren’t living lives of ...

Moesha becomes intrigued by a classmate with a "roughneck disposition"; and fertility is a subject of contention between Dee and Frank. Moesha vows she's responsible enough to be trusted with a credit ...

With Netflix bringing one of the most beloved shows of the ’90s to its streaming platform over the weekend, we thought it was time to go back down memory lane and look at the behind-the-scenes tea you ...

Netflix US users are getting to relive the joy of hit nineties show Moesha as the the streaming platform finally gave fans what they had been asking for. The show is one of the many iconic Black ...

It’s been two decades since young black girls of the ’90s were introduced to Moesha Mitchell and her South Los Angeles crew: Kim, Niecy and Hakeem. Since the show’s debut in January 1996, many of the ...

It’s been two decades since young black girls of the ’90s were introduced to Moesha Mitchell and her South Los Angeles crew: Kim, Niecy and Hakeem. Since the show’s debut in January 1996, many of the ...