Rocsi Diaz Partners with Deion Sanders for New Talk Show – ‘We Got Time Today’
November 20, 2024
Television host Rocsi Diaz has joined forces with NFL legend Deion Sanders for a new daytime talk show, “We Got Time Today.”
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TV
Captivating and Compelling ‘Cross’ is a Must-Watch Series
November 14, 2024
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.
Future Icons Philip Johnson: Filmmaking with Fun and Focus
November 7, 2024
Rule #1: Fun comes first. For Detroit’s own Philip Johnson, aka Philaye, filmmaking is simple – keep it fun, keep it real.
Veronica Nichols – Director, Producer, Visionary
October 16, 2024
For more than a decade, Veronica Nichols honed her craft as a producer prior to earning her current title as a director. Nichols’ credits include producing and directing an episode of Carl Weber’s BET series, “The Black Hamptons” as well as several episodes in season 5 of Weber’s hit series, “The Family Business.”
Tetona Jackson Talks Growth, Motherhood, and New Role on CBS’s ‘Poppa’s House’
October 16, 2024
“One of the things that helped me with ‘Poppa’s House,’” said Jackson, “is that in a multicamera sitcom, when they yell cut, the writers will come in and pitch different jokes, so you learn not to be completely locked into certain things because it’s constantly changing.”
Certified Action Star: Aaron Pierre Shines In ‘Rebel Ridge’
October 10, 2024
“Rebel Ridge” is the new Netflix action film written, directed, and produced by Jeremy Saulnier starring Aaron Pierre as a former Marine named Terry Richmond.
More Morris, More Reasons to Watch ‘Reasonable Doubt’
October 2, 2024
Morris Chestnut, a name synonymous with Black excellence for over thirty years. Renowned for his work in “Boyz n the Hood,” “The Best Man,” “Rosewood,” “The Resident,” and “Diarra from Detroit,” to name a few, is currently captivating audiences as Corey Cash in season two of the Hulu / Onyx Collective series, “Reason Doubt.”
Deborah Byrd Books A-List Talent for Award Shows
September 25, 2024
From there, Byrd said she booked talent for a few smaller awards before landing at the BET Awards. “I’ve been on 25-years of BET,” she said. And Byrd acknowledged that she would not have been able to do it without the support of a good team.
Tyme Johnson Remembers Rapper Coolio in New Docuseries
September 18, 2024
Johnson continued, “I saw that Spoon was doing a documentary on Coolio. I reached out to Spoon and said, ‘Listen, now you know there’s no way you can have a documentary about Coolio and not include me.”’
Isaiah Washington is His Name
August 29, 2024
Washington said only God and his faith helped him to overcome those challenging times, and he strives to continue to uplift his name by attaching himself to provocative projects like “God’s Not Dead: In God We Trust.”
Faly Rakotohavana Back for Season 2 of ‘UnPrisoned’ on Hulu
August 14, 2024
He continued, “I enjoy working with them so much, and Fin is such a fun character. He’s got so much going on in his head, and he has to deal with Paige and Edwin at the same time as he’s dealing with himself. He’s got the craziest parental dynamic ever.”
Press Room: in the Black Network: Your One-Stop Streaming Platform For Black Culture Announces New Fast Channels
August 12, 2024
AVOD Streaming Service Bundles New Multi-Genre Entertainment Content From Black Creators
Jay Ellis Brings His Book Tour to Los Angeles
August 7, 2024
Jay Ellis brings his debut publication, “Did Everyone Have an Imaginary Friend (or Just Me?)” to L.A.
Thomas Q. Jones and Deji LaRay on ‘Johnson’
August 7, 2024
“Johnson” is loosely based on LaRay’s true-life friend group made up of Black men. He said he has enjoyed the process of fictionalizing real-life people, and real-life situations, and then turning it into entertainment.
Malcolm Mays is Proud of his Work in New Play at Geffen Playhouse
August 7, 2024
Malcolm Mays stars in the upcoming production of the Tarell Alvin McCraney stage play “The Brothers Size” at the Geffen Playhouse, August 14 through September 8, 2024.