Sheryl Lee Ralph today received the 2,808th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, celebrating a career that spans over four decades of trailblazing excellence. With emotional tributes from Quinta Brunson and Loretta Devine, the ceremony captured the essence of Ralph’s journey—from Broadway's Dreamgirls to her Emmy-winning role in Abbott Elementary. “I dared to dream big,” she said, recalling how ambition was once something she felt had to be whispered. “But you see me now? I don’t look like my journey.” In one of the most stirring parts of her speech, Ralph honored her Jamaican roots with pride: “My immigrant mother would look me in the eye and say what we always say in Jamaica: Good, better, best. Never let it rest till your good is better and your better best.” Born to a Jamaican fashion designer, Ralph has long carried her heritage into every space she’s entered. Her recognition today is not only a win for Hollywood but a celebration of Caribbean excellence. Beyond the screen, Ralph...