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The Ten Best Black Books of 2015

Kam Williams, Contributing WriterDecember 29, 2015

Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates Black Male Frames African-Americans in a Century of Hollywood Cinema, 1903-2003 by Roland Leander Williams, Jr. The Face That Changed It All A Memoir by Beverly Johnson America The Black Point of View by Tony Rose After the Dance My Life with Marvin Gaye by Jan Gaye Undivided A Muslim Daughter, Her Christian Mother, Their Path to Peace by Patricia Raybon and Alana Raybon Stand Your Ground Black Bodies and the Justice of God by Kelly Brown Douglas The Presidency in Black and White My Up-Close View of Three Presidents and Race

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Morris Chestnut talks about his new television series “Rosewood”

Kam Williams, Contributing WriterSeptember 30, 2015

Actor Morris Chestnut landed two of his three NAACP Image Award nominations for his unforgettable performances as Lance in The Best Man and The Best Man Holiday. Fans of the franchise will be happy to hear that he is already slated to reprise the role in the franchise’s third installment, The Best Man Wedding. His additional credits include The Call with Halle Berry, Kick-Ass 2 with Chloe Grace Moretz, and Identity Thief with Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy.

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Megan Good talks about her show “Minority Report”

Kam Williams, Contributing WriterSeptember 23, 2015

Enjoying an enviable career that began at an early age, Meagan Good has blossomed into one of Hollywood’s most in-demand actresses for both big screen and television projects. The accomplished thespian was recently seen in the coming-of-age film that she co-produced, A Girl Like Grace and last year, Megan reprised the role of Mya in Think Like a Man Too, the sequel to Think Like a Man. She also was featured in Anchorman: The Legend Continues, the sequel to the blockbuster starring Will Ferrell.

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Award-Winning Filmmaker Discusses Kickstarter Campaign for Emmett Till Biopic

Kam Williams, Contributing WriterSeptember 3, 2015

Producer Keith Beauchamp is no stranger to the violent and unjust history of Emmett Till.

It was his Emmy-nominated film, The Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till, which prompted the U.S. Justice Department to reopen the case in 2004. Since his production of Untold Keith has worked closely with the FBI, specifically its Civil Rights Cold Case Initiative, producing documentaries on other unsolved civil rights murders as the Executive Producer and Host of Investigation Discovery’s (ID) crime reality series, “The Injustice Files.”

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Bob Johnson launches the Urban Movie Channel

Kam Williams, Contributing WriterJuly 23, 2015

Robert L. Johnson is the founder and chairman of The RLJ Companies, an innovative business network that owns and holds interests in businesses operating in hotel real estate, private equity, consumer financial services, asset management, automobile dealerships, sports and entertainment, and video lottery terminal (VLT) gaming.

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Danisha Danielle Hoston, From Single-Mom on Welfare to Self-Made Millionaire

Kam Williams, Contributing WriterJuly 15, 2015

Life wasn’t always easy for L.A.-based real estate mogul Danisha Danielle Hoston as a child she was raised by parents who were constantly in and out of her life, and in her early 20’s the father of her child was diagnosed with cancer and died ten weeks after their daughter’s birth. Just a couple months later, she was laid off her job and became dependent on welfare.

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Stephen “tWitch” Boss talks about “Magic Mike XXL” Interview

Kam Williams, Contributing WriterJuly 8, 2015

Since his days as a child growing up in Montgomery, Alabama, Stephen Boss was always on the move, which is how he earned the nickname “tWitch.” After studying dance at Southern Union State Community, he made his Hollywood debut in Season 3 of the reality TV series “So You Think You Can Dance” and was runner-up in the Finals in Season 4.