This Tuesday evening, we had the pleasure of attending an early screening of Amazon MGM Studios’ new feature film, You’re Cordially Invited, held at Jazz at Lincoln Center in Manhattan, New York.
On Monday, Tubi hosted a red carpet premiere for their new comedy series The Z-Suite at the Metrograph Theater. The night included a screening of the show’s first two episodes and a cocktail reception complete with themed eats, lively music and charm bracelets.
Something sketchy in Hollywood? Ru, never.
We chatted with lead stars Sebastian Maniscalco and Omar J. Dorsey and Emmy®-nominated Creators/Writers/EPs Chuck Lorre (Two and Half Men, The Kominsky Method, and The Big Bang Theory) and Nick Bakay about the new season of the comedy series Bookie, which is now streaming on Max and has new episodes released weekly.
In “Mama I’m a Big Girl Now,” Broadway stars Marissa Jaret Winokur, Kerry Butler and Laura Bell Bundy reminisce on their careers, friendships and personal lives in a cabaret full of zany moments and heartfelt reflection.
City Love NYC buzzed with energy on Thursday as The Knockturnal reported on the event at 275 Park. Once a chocolate factory, this venue has been transformed into one of Clinton Hill’s most dynamic, artist-friendly spaces.
In a recent interview with Bashir Salahuddin, the multi-talented actor, writer, and producer opened up about his role in Hulu’s new comedy series How To Die Alone, created by and starring Natasha Rothwell. Salahuddin plays Brian, the brother of Melissa (Rothwell), and their relationship dynamic is complex, to say the least.
In My Spy: The Eternal City, CIA agent JJ (Dave Bautista) and his protégé, Sophie (Chloe Coleman) race against time to stop a terrorist plot involving a nuclear bomb during her high school choir trip to Italy, where the duo once again, find themselves in a sticky situation.
I swear I spent the evening with the coolest people in all of New York City.
When thinking of African American led comedies, the name Tyler Perry must come to mind! He’s created one of the most iconic Black film series —”Madea”. But have you heard of Taylor Pherry?