We sat down with La La Anthony for an exclusive interview about the finale season of the hit show, Power.
Power stars Lela Loren (Angela) and Joseph Sikora (Tommy) sat down to talk with us about the finale season. The 15-episode season, which will be split into two parts, will air on August 25 on Starz.
We sat down with first-time show-runner, Courtney Kemp, in discussion about the finale season of Power, which is set to air on August 25.
Playwright turned Oscar winning storyteller Tarell Alvin McCraney, has joined forces with Michael B. Jordan and Oprah Winfrey to produce and debut his first television series “David Makes Man” which will premiere on Winfrey’s OWN network.
We recently caught up with actor Shannon Wallace, who plays Private Nate Barker on BET’s American Soul to talk working with legends Victoria Rowell, Richard Brooks and Kelly Price. We also talked about his life as a model and what he loves most about the grooviest time period ever, the 1970’s.
Just when you thought you were woke, think again, you probably could use some more ‘waking’ up to do. Oh, and if you’re one of those people that finds the title offensive chances are you’re one of the very people who should be watching this show in the first place. With nearly a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score and praise from the New York Times, Dear White People is a show to be reckoned with and it’s back for a third season.
HBO’s new comedy series, A Black Lady Sketch show is the right combination of hilarious and “woke” and just might become your new summer addiction!
On Tuesday, July 31st, HBO hosted a special private screening of their new comedy series “A Black Lady Sketch Show.” The highly anticipated series from executive producers Robin Thede and Issa Rae combines a potent mixture of hilarity with black culture.
Sherman’s Showcase hosted their Premiere Party at West Hollywood’s one of a kind 60s inspired music lounge, The Peppermint Club.
NBC launches its new fall lineup, headlined by choir comedy “Perfect Harmony.” Emmy Award-winning actor Bradley Whitford stars as Arthur Cochran, a retired Princeton music professor who finds himself leading a small-town church choir. “Pitch Perfect” alum Anna Camp co-stars, with Whitford also executive producing.