Pioneering Journalist Flo Anthony Dies at 74; Career Shaped Black Voices in Entertainment Media
Florence “Flo” Anthony, a pioneering figure in entertainment journalism, has died at the age of 74. Her career was notable for helping reshape opportunities for Black journalists covering celebrity culture. Anthony was recognized as an industry trailblazer, having been among the first Black woman to write for the New York Post’s entertainment section. She maintained a visible presence through her column "Go With the Flo" and appeared on major platforms including The Maury Povich Show, Fox News, and CNN.
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