Samuel L. Jackson and Apple TV + have joined together to bring Walter Mosley’s novel The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey to life.
On November 18th streaming network ALLBLK premiered rap pioneer MC Lyte’s sitcom Partners in Rhyme.
Grammy Award-nominated hip hop icon and actress Da Brat has found love with haircare mogul and entrepreneur Jesseca “Judy” Dupart, and the couple is sharing their love and journey on the new WeTV reality series Brat Loves Judy. The couple recently spoke to The Knockturnal about their relationship and sharing their love with the world and how they make each other better.
After coming out as a member of the LQBTQ community, Da Brat and Judy publicly appeared together on WeTV’s hit reality series Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta. Speaking on what drew them together Da Brat spoke about being drawn to Judy after seeing her on social media, while Judy interjected, “She came to visit me on one of my [educational] tour stops, and then she was like we should hang later and from there I was like okay,” Da Brat replied to Judy saying, “She just don’t wanna say she had a crush on me her whole life,”.
While dating a massive superstar might seem intimidating, and the possibility might seem out of reach, Judy said,” She surprised me she opened the door because she was very friendly,”.Once getting past the challenge of matching with a celebrity there is also the subsequent challenge of the relationship being under the microscope of the public eye. Both ladies stressed that the importance of communication is key especially giving the circumstance of being in the public eye.”Being on a public platform and being all over the internet people are gonna say things. So as long as you are communicating and open with your significant other, there should be nothing that can be said that can get in between ya’ll because ya’ll have been very honest with each other,” Judy said
A relationship where the partnership can help make one another better is ideal. “For me, I’m a person that gives people a whole bunch of different chances and being in a relationship with her seeing how she isn’t the kind of person who gives people three, four and five chances, she’s helped me be a little more stern in handling business which is actually great.” Judy said. ” And she’s helped me not be so stern,” Brat interjected. “She’s softened me up a little bit and I hardened her up a little bit,” Brat added
Da Brat said, “We want people to take away that in success and love you can be great as long as you communicate and trust each other and let go of all insecurities, be vulnerable if you have to, and live in your truth.” Brat Loves Judy airs Thursdays at 9 PM on WeTV.
After not being able to host an in-person premiere event in 2020 for the debut of Power Book II: Ghost due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Starz rolled out the black carpet at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City for the premiere of Power Book III: Raising Kanan.
After a postponed release, Michael B. Jordan’s Without Remorse, a take on Tom Clancy’s novel of the same name will arrive for streaming on Amazon Prime Video on April 30th.
Less than a year prior to the infamous Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman murder that shook pop culture in the mid-nineties, tragedy befell the man who was hailed as the greatest basketball player alive Michael Jordan, when his father James Jordan Sr. was found dead in August 1993. While the trial for Jordan’s murderers may not have gotten the attention that the trials of OJ Simpson, and Yolanda Saldivar that took place within the year prior, IMDB TV Originals Moment of Truth has shed new light on the case, the trial and the media to answer was the wrong man convicted for Jordan’s murder?
In late 2019, Oscar-nominated actress Cynthia Erivo was cast as the “Queen of Soul” Aretha Franklin in National Geographic’s Genius: Aretha mini-series.
Aretha Franklin once famously sang about pink Cadillacs, and on Thursday (March 11th), National Geographic premiered episode one of Genius: Aretha, an eight-part limited series about the life and career of Aretha Franklin at drive-in movie theaters across the United States including in Franklin’s hometown of Detroit.
After a two-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic and after the death of show creator John Singleton, Singleton’s FX series Snowfall returned for season four.
Check out the recap of the virtual press conference featuring the cast of Coming 2 America, the long-awaited sequel to the classic film Coming to America!