Goings said her earliest love for television came from the time she spent watching soaps with her elders. “I grew up watching the stories with my grandmother and great aunt,” Goings recalled. “That was our time together sitting on the couch, shoes off, just soaking it all in.”
While working on “BMF,” Hasbourne said the authenticity of the Atlanta set helped the story feel more grounded. “The set felt alive. It wasn’t just a backdrop—it was part of the character,” Hasbourne said. “That energy shows up on screen.”
Elizaul Santana’s journey from Salem, Massachusetts, to the streets of Hollywood is fueled by grit, grind, and an unbreakable passion for acting, drawing inspiration from legends like Jharrel Jerome, Denzel Washington, Anthony Mackie, Samuel L. Jackson, Martin Scorsese, Ryan Coogler, and Jordan Peele.
Elijah Rashad Reed is a Los Angeles-born actor, writer, and filmmaker whose career spans feature films, short films, commercials, and television. A true local, born and raised in Silverlake, many refer to him as a “Silverlake unicorn”—one of the few native Angelenos still capable of finding success in the ever-evolving entertainment industry.
For Tarra Denise Jackson every performance is an opportunity to dig into uncomfortable truths. “I believe art should always be a protest” she says. “Whether it’s challenging societal failures or resisting personal limitation,” she believes art should agitate. Tarra Denise Jackson is an actor and producer who uses her artistry to challenge fear, push boundaries, and take control of her narrative with her latest film, “The Checklist.”
STARZ’s best spinoff from the “Power” Universe, “Power Book III: Raising Kanan” is back for an electrifying fourth season.
Austen Parros, an actor driven by passion and creativity, reflects on his journey from theater to television, the spiritual depth of his craft, and how acting fuels his soul while balancing artistry, career, and personal life.
“When people watch the series, not only are they entertained, but they’re educated about the culture and history of Nigeria.” – Saxton Moore
“Two Black men in a room doesn’t mean that This is, you know, this is how it’s going to go down. It can go down millions of different… ways.”
Emmy Award-winning actor Sterling K. Brown shines in the leading role of “Xavier Collins” in the new Hulu series, “Paradise”.
Erika Degraffinreaidt’s inspiring journey from a successful stylist to a rising Hollywood actress
Renowned for her multiplatinum hit songs including, “Nobody Supposed To Be Here” and “We Can’t Be Friends” in addition to her Grammy nominated role as “Glinda” in “The Wiz” on Broadway, Deborah Cox plays dance instructor, “Miss Alicia” in the new Tubi film, “Sidelined: The QB and Me.”
On November 6, OWN Network celebrated the highly anticipated launch of the new season of their hit reality series, Love & Marriage: Huntsville with an exclusive special live conversation and reception at NYA Studios West in Los Angeles.
At every crossroad in her career, Jac’leen Smith has chosen reinvention. From landing a dream internship at VIBE Magazine to creating a docuseries that amplifies Black women, her journey is as fearless as it is inspiring.
Television host Rocsi Diaz has joined forces with NFL legend Deion Sanders for a new daytime talk show, “We Got Time Today.”