Jerrold Smith II is a Los Angeles multi-hyphenate who may be a familiar face to you. Best known for his most recent on-screen credits in HBO Max’s original series, Sweet Life: Los Angeles, and Netflix’s outbreak competition series, Floor is Lava, his work doesn’t stop just stop there.
Five successful, glamourous boss women who are redefining what it means to be a southern belle in Jackson, Mississippi
The discussion was moderated by Dwandalyn Reece, curator of music and performing arts (NMAAHC) and Timothy Anne Burnside, curatorial museum specialist (NMAAHC).
Millennials need to determine how and what they want to spend their time on.
Model and actress Nicole Murphy talks about her new workout app and her other business ventures.
Host: Brandon I. Brooks
The Los Angeles Sentinel catches up with TV personality, entrepreneur and singer Kandi Burruss-Tucker at Ebony Power 100 Gala in Beverly Hills.
Correspondent: Brittany K. Jackson
Many attributed the win to Clinton’s weak campaign, saying that it did not inspire enough Trump opposers to actually vote for her.
Grammy nominated singer Shanice, star of the popular OWN docu-series, “Flex & Shanice” on her personal evolution, and how to do reality TV the right way
Endyia Kinney-Sterns, the former Vice President of Development At OWN, held the inaugural “Real On Reality Television” workshop at the L.A. Film School which was designed to give industry aspirants the blueprint to creating a great sizzle reel, treatment and pitch for network executives.
“I learned so much from my mother,” said reality TV star Jennifer Williams. “She taught me about strength.” Williams said this while sitting across from me at Panera Bread in North Hollywood. The conversation started with laughs and giggles about reality TV, but her face changed when I asked about her mom.
Recently, reality TV star and business woman Claudia Jordan, sat down with the Sentinel to discuss her recent stint on TV One’s new reality series, The Next :15, executive produced by Carlos King. During Part 2 of the show’s reunion episode, which aired April 10, Jordan broke down in tears after addressing a video that surfaced of her speaking about rape on the show.