Jones is a true testament that dreams do come true with hard work, focus, and determination.
Local actress and filmmaker launches “The Christina Cooper show” this summer and new feature film “South Central Love” in 2019.
LA Sentinel’s Brittany K. Jackson interviews Milan Zoe who shares her journey as a journalist, publicist and producer to the stars.
Paley Center LA celebrates African American TV Showrunners
Watch as we sit down in an exclusive interview with actress Kat Graham and social media king Andrew Bachelor who talk about their new film, ‘Where’s the Money?’, which hit select theaters on October 20 and HD Digital on October 24.
Host: Brittany K. Jackson
This year’s honorees included music executives Ashley Calhoun, Vice President of A&R at Pulse Music Group, Ericka Coulter, the Senior Director of A&R at Epic Records, and Roc Nation singer-songwriter Kirby Lauryen.
Rap Mogul MC Lyte, Bre-Z from Empire, and the amazing Tasha Cobbs share their favorite songs from the legendary Notorious B.I.G. at the ASCAP Rythym and Soul Awards, sponsored by Revolt Tv.
Actor Stelio Savante chats with the Los Angeles Sentinel about his new role in the TV One series “MEDIA”.
Cool & Dre were nominated for three Grammys: Rap song of the Year, Best Rap Performance, and Best Hip Hop Album.
Host: Brandon I. Brooks
Courtney Kemp, creator and producer of the Starz hit series “Power,” talks about the series and how she recruited Brandon Victor Dixon for season four.
Host: Brandon I. Brooks
Actor, comedian, producer Tony Rock discusses his role as the host of TV One dating shows series, “The Game of Dating,” and how dating has changed today.
Nzingha Stewart shares her experience Writing, Directing & Producing “Love by the 10th Date” and snagging a star-studded cast to play in the Lifetime movie, which aired on January 28, 2017.
Correspondent: Brittany K. Jackson
Director of Photography: Aaron Brumfield
Actor Melvin Jackson Jr., who recently starred as Hip-Hop pioneer Kurtis Blow in “The New Edition Story” talks his road to Hollywood, faith, working a 9 to 5, creating his own stories, and having a “million dollar” mentality.
Jackson says that it’s critical for aspiring entertainment professionals to “put in the work” and that there’s no such thing as “insta-fame”
Los Angeles Sentinel speaks with SAG Executive Producer Kathy Connell about diversity and what to expect at the upcoming 23rd Annual SAG Awards.
Correspondent: Brittany K. Jackson