Nick Alexander presents: “Laughs for Haiti,” a comedy event featuring top comedians and sketch groups to support an underprivileged school in Haiti.
In her new documentary “King of Kings: Chasing Edward Jones” filmmaker Harriet Marin Jones tells the fascinating true story of her late grandfather, Edward Jones, one of the wealthiest men of the 1930s and 1940s because of his work in the Policy business, an illegal numbers game that ultimately became the modern State Lottery.
Television host Rocsi Diaz has joined forces with NFL legend Deion Sanders for a new daytime talk show, “We Got Time Today.”
Financial independence is another game-changer. Crowdfunding, grants, and community investments are empowering Black creatives to maintain control over their work while staying true to their vision.
“Mind. Body. Money.” is fitness expert and financial advisor Eszylfie Taylor’s upcoming reality series that delves in the world of celebrities, athletes, entertainers and everyday men and women on a journey to help them become the best versions of themselves.
James Coats shares his journey from marketing graduate to purpose-driven poet, revealing how he overcame public speaking fears and strategically combined art with business to transform his poetry into a vehicle for social change.
Larry Powell Debuts “The Daddy Issue” Live Recording at Passion + Progress event, blending transformative storytelling with wellness spaces and live performances to celebrate and uplift Black, queer narratives, all while fostering a sense of community.
In AMC Theaters theaters now, “Albany Road” is a film for the family infused with dynamic Black characters in a holiday narrative that “invites viewers to laugh, cry and reflect.”
Malika Blessing and Rhonda Morman, Los Angeles natives and long-time friends, have brought their electrifying chemistry to the supernatural series “Wicked City” on ALLBLK.
How do you thrive when the world demands you choose just one path? For Victoria Lynn—known to many as Noonie—the answer is simple: you don’t. Instead, you create your own lane.
With a voice that’s taken her across the world and the talent to stand on her own, Chimmy Patrice is carving her place in music, honoring her roots while building a dream.
Season one of the highly anticipated and critically acclaimed crime drama, “Cross” has been released on Prime Video. Based on the legendary Alex Cross novels written by James Patterson, this series was created by Ben Watkins.
In her upcoming children’s book, “The Beverly Hills Jump Rope Queen,” Annie Judis encourages her young readers and adults alike to live a healthy lifestyle.
The Black Hollywood Education and Resource Center (BHERC) returns on Friday, Nov. 15, with “A Great Day in Black Hollywood,” which honors ground-breaking talent, community leaders, and organizations making a difference both in Hollywood and the community.
As the nation awaits the incoming administration, E. Lindsey Maxwell II, both a government official and an entertainment lawyer, has voiced his concerns about the potential impact a second Trump term could have on Black creatives.