Anne-Marie Johnson: A Champion For Minorities In Front & Behind The Camera
May 23, 2019
“I always knew that I need to give back. It’s just a natural process.”
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Jazz & Jake Smollett Inspiring New Lifestyle Show
May 9, 2019
The Smolletts not only help transform their homes but also provide a unique meal each episode.
CJ Faison In Award-Winning L.A. Millennial Focused Series ‘Giants’
April 25, 2019
“Giants” is now heading into its second season on CLEO TV. The show has already stacked several awards from the Streamys, International Academy of Web Television, and the Houston Black Film Festival. The show also has 11 upcoming Daytime Emmy Awards nominations.
Luenell Discusses Las Vegas Residency: “It Felt Like A Dream Come True”
April 18, 2019
With decades of experience and multiple movie credits under her belt, the ‘Bad Girl of Comedy’ now has her sights on Las Vegas.
Ruben Santiago-Hudson’s Play ‘Lackawanna Blues’ Lands in L.A
March 28, 2019
The play is performed, directed, and written by Santiago-Hudson with live music by blues guitarist Chris Thomas King.
61st Grammy Awards: A Night of Musical Expressions & Controversy
February 14, 2019
The 61st Grammy Awards celebrated music but also highlighted mental health advocacy, the power of womanhood, and following your dreams.
Conversation with PAFF Founder, Ayuko Babu: 2019 Pan African Film Festival
January 31, 2019
It’s one of the most prestigious Black film festivals in America. The annual Pan African Film & Arts Festival (PAFF) highlights the international influence of Black creativity. Since 1992, PAFF’s mission has been to reinforce positive images and help prevent negative stereotypes through the power of film.
Darrin D. Henson In BET’S Newest Series The Family Business
January 31, 2019
With three NAACP Image Award nominations, books, and accolades in choreography, it’s not hard to believe why Darrin D. Henson continues to excel in his acting career. He’s taking those acting skills to the television screen again with BET Network’s drama The Family Business.
Comedy Legends Star in FOX’s Newest Show ‘The Cool’ Kids
January 3, 2019
FOX’s newest hit comedy series “The Cool Kids” is taking viewers by storm. The show takes a comedic twist in the senior living home environment. Familiar faces such as David Alan Grier, Vicki Lawrence, Leslie Jordan, and Martin Mull are bringing nothing but laughs to the screen.
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‘Black-ish’ Star Marcus Scribner On Activism, Social Media and Creating Change
January 3, 2019
When he’s not playing socially awkward Junior in ABC’s comedy “Black-ish,” Marcus Scribner, gives back in major ways. The Los Angeles native has starred in “Black-ish” since the show premiered in 2014. As the show success continues to grow, Scribner has used his spotlight in a positive way. Though most television stars fear becoming activists due to social pressure, Scribner describes his activism as a priority. The actor uses his platform to uplift various issues. Those issues range from increasing younger voter turnout to creating dialogue about the foster care system. Scribner spoke with The Los Angeles Sentinel about his recent conversation with Congresswoman Karen Bass. “Me and Congresswoman Bass talked about what
Stephen Bishop Stars In TV ONE’s Coins For Christmas
December 20, 2018
The holiday season can become a nightmare for some people. Parents are often unable to provide a joyous Christmas experience due to finances. That’s the story of TV ONE’s original holiday film Coins For Christmas.
Victoria Rowell’s New Film Unveils The Tragedy Behind Opioid Epidemic
December 13, 2018
The opioid epidemic continues the shatter the lives of many families. Millions have been affected by the lack of resources presented to those suffering. The crisis has sparked a national conversation on how the government handles addicts. Actress, director, and producer Victoria Rowell has taken the role to uncover the effects of opioid addiction.
Dondre T. Whitfield Takes Role In New Hallmark Film Christmas Everlasting
December 13, 2018
It’s that time of year again. Christmas lights are up, children are out of school, and your favorite holiday movies are playing. Some of those movies continue to melt the hearts of viewers.
Caleel Harris in ‘Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween’
November 8, 2018
Harris is also appearing in the upcoming “Central Park Five” story produced by Ava Duvenary.
Charlamagne Tha God: Anxiety Playing Tricks On Me
November 8, 2018
“Shook One: Anxiety Playing Tricks on Me” not only includes Charlamagne personal mental health history but also gives insights to clinical diagnoses.