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‘MICHAEL COLYAR’S MOMMA’ Charts “Ups, Downs and Zigs Zags” of Comedian’s Life
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‘MICHAEL COLYAR’S MOMMA’ Charts “Ups, Downs and Zigs Zags” of Comedian’s Life

Nadine Matthews, Contributing WriterSeptember 12, 2019

When comedian Michael Colyar talks to the LA Sentinel this past week, he has literally just had one of the most surreal experiences he’s ever had in his life. Not only did legendary soul musician Stevie Wonder just call into a radio talk show while Colyar was being interviewed, Wonder also asked Colyar for a ticket to one of the upcoming performances of his show Michael Colyar’s Momma.

Comedian Kevin Hart Injured in Southern California Car Crash, Wife Says He’s “Going to be Just Fine”
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Comedian Kevin Hart Injured in Southern California Car Crash, Wife Says He’s “Going to be Just Fine”

Sentinel News WireSeptember 3, 2019

NEW YORK (AP) — Comic actor Kevin Hart’s wife says he’s “going to be just fine” following a weekend car crashthat left him with a major back injury. Eniko Hart was questioned by a TMZ reporter while visiting him at the hospital Monday. She gave no details beyond that assurance, and the actor’s press representatives did not immediately return messages seeking comment. A California Highway Patrol collision report says the 40-year-old Hart was a passenger in a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda that went off Mulholland Highway and rolled down an embankment around 12:45 a.m. Sunday. The report says Hart and the

Arsenio Hall Talks Upcoming Stand-Up Show & Political Correctness
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Arsenio Hall Talks Upcoming Stand-Up Show & Political Correctness

Contributing Writer, Shaquille WoodsMarch 21, 2019

Before January 3, 1989, white men dominated late night television shows. Audiences were familiar watching white musicians, comedians, and actors have their shot at performing in front of millions. Usually black artists were a dime in a dozen. But on that day, Hollywood finally gave birth to something it was missing. It marked the first episode of “The Arsenio Hall Show.” Unlike other talk shows, Arsenio Hall focused on providing black artists a shot of success. He gave artists such as Mariah Carey, Snoop Dogg, and Prince the freedom to express themselves on a large national platform. The show was

Comedian Earthquake: The Power Behind Stand-Up Comedy
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Comedian Earthquake: The Power Behind Stand-Up Comedy

By Contributing Writer, Shaquille WoodsNovember 22, 2018

There aren’t many comedians who can bring you to tears like Earthquake. His straightforward comedy style has propelled him into sold out shows, movies, and various television shows.  His television presence continues to grow after appearing on CBS’s new hit comedy show “The Neighborhood” starring Cedric the Entertainer. The comedian spoke to the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper about his episode, the art of comedy, and why comedians are underrated. 

David Alan Grier Continues His Comedy Takeover
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David Alan Grier Continues His Comedy Takeover

By Shaquille Woods, Contributing WriterSeptember 20, 2018

David Alan Grier wears multiple professional hats. He has appeared in Broadway plays, performed stand-up comedy shows and starred in a plethora of movies. He continues to push his creative endeavors in his recent film, “Arizona.” The “In Living Color” actor spoke to the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper about his upcoming role.   Los Angeles Sentinel:  You seem to be all around the place. What has been some of your favorite moments this year?  David Alan Grier: That’s a tough one. I have so many. I’m working on a new show called “Cool Kids.” Martin Mule is in it. I met him in high school as a fan. He was the first famous guy I ever met. He was really nice. To be doing a show with him years later is really