‘If Not Now, When?’ the first feature film co-directed by African American women —Meagan Good and Tamara Bass
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It’s a story of love, forgiveness, and the incredible bond between women.
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“If You’re Hungry, Let’s Do it”: Ride With Ginuwine at the Taste of Soul
September 20, 2018
The lineup for the Hyundai Soundstage at the 13th Annual Taste of Soul keeps getting better and better! Iconic R&B crooner Ginuwine will be gracing Crenshaw boulevard with his melodic standards on October 20th. He will be joining songbird Chante Moore and rap legend Kurtis Blow on the talented Hyundai Soundstage slate with journalist Roland Martin hosting and Brian “DJ B-Hen” Henry on the ones and twos. Ginuwine had a career in the music industry that has spanned over 25 years and also made strides as an actor in plays, television and movies. Music videos profiled his dance moves along with is