I recently spoke with the Latin Grammy-nominated group Piso 21 of their upcoming new music and huge success over the last couple of years. The international group comprises Pablo, David (DIM), Juan (El Profe), and Lorduy, each bringing a different talent that creates their unique sound.
HBO by far has a way of selecting shows that create a positive impact in the culture of television. Of course “The Regime” starring Kate Winslet would be no different. Not only is this show witty, and extremely entertaining but it is led by a sensational cast.
On Sunday, at its highly anticipated US premiere, Dolby Atmos technology transported viewers directly onto Arrakis, the desert planet of Dennis Villeneuve’s “Dune: Part Two.” The latest installment in the iconic trilogy was an alluring experience from start to finish, and with Dolby and its beyond surround-sound and immersive visuals, it was very easy to feel like you had drifted right into the film. But for many premiere guests, the experience doesn’t end in the theater, and “Dune: Part Two” was no exception.
Walt Disney Animation Studios partnered with Pan-African comic book entertainment company, Kugali Media to create the animated series Iwájú.
In the realm of television’s ever-evolving landscape, few actors have the ability to seamlessly transition between roles with as much finesse as Vanessa Morgan. From her breakout performances in “Finding Carter” to her iconic portrayal of Toni Topaz in “Riverdale,” Morgan has captivated audiences with her versatility and depth. Now, she takes on a new challenge in the form of “Wild Cards,” a thrilling CW series where she steps into the shoes of the enigmatic Max Mitchell.
A serious marital dilemma is set in the background of the Persian New Year, known as Nowruz, celebrating the beginning of spring.
Out There: A National Parks Story, a documentary and love song to the United States’ national parks system, had its inaugural New York screening at The Explorer’s Club on the Upper East Side this past Thursday.
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“Sometimes when the laws are unjust, the just have to be outlaws.” – Mario Van Peebles
Last Thursday, STARZ hosted an exclusive screening of the first episode of season 3 of their hit crime series BMF starring Demetrius “Lil Meech” Flenory Jr. and Da’Vinchi, who play Meech and Terry Flenory, two brothers hailing from the streets of Detroit with dreams of taking over the drug game.
The co-stars were also joined by Sydney Mitchell who plays Lawanda in the show, as well as special guest star 2 Chainz, whose character Stacks will have a recurring role this season.
2 Chainz shared “I am from Atlanta. I was here during the whole BMF invasion. I know Lil Meech’s father so it was cool to get this call from 50 [Cent] and get an opportunity to play a role in this.”
Season 3 follows Meech and Terry as they plan to expand the BMF empire throughout the southeast. As Terry manages operations back in Detroit, Meech tries to take over Atlanta, but not without some pushback from the competition and law enforcement.
This season also features guest appearances from Lil Baby, Ne-Yo, and Saweetie.
The after-party took place at Underground Atlanta, featuring a pop-up museum curated by Atlanta’s Cam Kirk Studios showcasing authentic artifacts from the Black Mafia Family. Reflecting the 90s era, the exhibit included items such as vinyl records and customized Detroit Pistons jackets.
Da Brat, Kandi Burruss, Zaytoven, Cynthia Bailey, Big Tigger, and more celebrities came out for the special night.
The new season of BMF premieres Friday, March 1 only on STARZ.