“I had a lot of mom guilt. I just had to realize to give him the life that I wanted him to have – I was going to have to make the sacrifice, and hopefully that sacrifice was not going to be detrimental to him,” said Hopkins.
“While I was one of the first few to arrive in this space as a Black man, he continued, “I’ve always felt like I’ve been at the forefront of these movements and these waves in the entertainment business, and I’m glad I did enough to create space for so many other people to walk and thrive in it.”
“Quirky” and “energized” is how Harris describes his portrayal of the role. “He just basically wants everybody to succeed, and he wants people to be happy and do the best that they can in everything,” he said.
She has also choreographed for the musical films “Save the Last Dance,” “Dreamgirls,” and most recently the 2023 musical-drama “The Color Purple.” Robinson was the choreographer for the televised musical special, “The Wiz Live,” too.
Growing up in Miami, Fl., Madison says she faced similar prejudices in her personal life. She remembers the conflict she felt growing up in church and trying to balance her faith with her own internal struggles.
The design creative talks about her business, her passion and what it takes to be an entrepreneur.
New York-based actress, Nikki Crawford, has had a stellar career in stage, t.v. and film roles. Tonight, June 11, at the United Palace Washington Heights, in upper Manhattan New York, she competes for a Tony Award, the highest honor given in the world of Broadway. Crawford is a nominee for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play just weeks after making her Broadway debut as Tedra, the matriarch in the family of the award-winning Broadway play, Fat Ham, a contemporary adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet set at a Southern family barbecue. The play, written by playwright, James Ijames,
Virginia-native, Los Angeles local, Peter $un is knocking on the doors of nirvana, a blissful state of self-actualization depicted in his latest album, “Phone Calls Give Me Anxiety.” The Los Angeles Sentinel had an exclusive interview with Peter $un to discuss his harmonious talent, creative process, and the success he envisions in the future.
The savage murder and mayhem imposed and inflicted on yet another Black man, a Black person, Tyre Nichols, on his family and community and on Black people as a whole is for each and all of us another great and grievous loss through unrestrained racist police violence.
Meet Zion Broadnax—the eleven-year-old star who’s on the road to becoming a whirlwind sensation in the entertainment industry.
At the peak of the crack epidemic in the 1980s, Solo used this time to make large profit with a consistent demand for the highly addictive substance. At the risk of his health, community, and family, Solo succumbed to a life that came with a guaranteed threat to everything he loved.
Alexa McCoy is a vibrant personality who is dominating the Tik Tok universe right now. With over seventy-thousand followers, the young influencer, and now model, is encouraging people to love themselves through her vulnerability and voice.
Black Money Matters Podcast Series – Episode 1. Special Guest Diedra Porche, Managing Director at JPMorgan Chase. Hosted by Danny Bakewell, Jr.
Black Money Matters Podcast Series goes live on Thursday January 27. Special Guest Diedra Porche, Managing Director at JPMorgan Chase. Hosted by Danny Bakewell, Jr.
Robert Goe externalized every emotion and taught the nation how to smile through the pain of racial adversity.