#Queen Latifah

The Equalizer is multiplying. The CBS procedural, which stars Queen Latifah as former CIA operative Robyn McCall, will introduce a pair of new characters later this season that could potentially lead their own spinoff series, our sister site Deadline reports. One character, an older male, is

After four successful seasons, Queen Latifah's Robyn McCall is not slowing down now in the exciting CBS show, The Equalizer. It can't be easy to reimagine a role that the legendary Denzel Washington once played, but Queen Latifah does it with all the grace and strength of someone who has been

An upcoming episode of The Equalizer will reunite star Queen Latifah with her Bessie co-star Mike Epps, TVLine has learned exclusively. Epps, who appeared in HBO’s 2015 biopic with Latifah, will appear in the Sunday, March 17, Equalizer (CBS, 8/7c). He’ll play J.J. Cranson, a former gambling addict

The Equalizer‘s Robyn McCall has taken on a lot of tough cases. It wasn’t until this Sunday’s installment on CBS, however, that she had to contend with a client who wanted her help based on his dreams and visions. The man’s name was Julien Thibideaux (The Vampire Diaries‘ Yusuf Gatewood), and he

Robyn McCall’s quest for justice will keep going. CBS announced Thursday that The Equalizer has been renewed for not one, but two more seasons. The supersized renewal guarantees that the Queen Latifah hit will run at least four seasons, through 2024. “The Equalizer continues to pack a powerful