On February 9th 2022, I attended the drive-in premiere of Bel-Air at The Barker Hanger in Santa Monica. We drove through an interactive Bel-Air experience after getting covid tested.
In December 2021, I along with several other journalists from other publications sat down with the cast and crew of BEL-AIR.
Chef Marcus Samuelsson and Meghan Trainor are getting ready to take over the kitchen and families all over America are rejoicing.
Faith Omole stars as Bisma in Peacock’s refreshing new series We Are Lady Parts.
The all new “Saved By The Bell” reboot from Peacock stars the original cast as well as some new faces as we meet a brand new generation of Bayside High students, some from “overprivileged” families, and other from working-class families.
The two different worlds collide when California Governor Zack Morris transfers students from lower income neighborhoods nearby after his administration experiences controversy for closing too many low-income high schools. Among the new students, we meet the exuberant and bright eyed Daisy, played by the incredibly Haskiri Velazquez. Haskiri talks about the role she plays with great pride, seeing herself in this character that she portrays as the two come from similar upbringings. Throughout her time in the series, Daisy shows nothing but ambition on her road to becoming class president and showing her fellow classmates everything she is determined to accomplish. Haskiri takes on the part with grace and passion, showcasing her talent and dedication to bringing out who Daisy is.
We had the chance to sit down with Haskiri to talk all about the series, her audition process, and what it was like to adapt this series for all new modern day audiences. Check out the full conversation below!
On Friday, Peacock hosted a fantastic virtual event to celebrate its new “Saved By the Bell” show. The highly anticipated TV event hits the streaming service on November 25 (Thanksgiving Eve). The gathering also served as a Friendsgiving event!
Back in 1989, TV would never be the same when the beloved sitcom “Saved By The Bell” was brought to our screens for the very first time.
During this time of civil unrest and misrepresentation of the Black male experience comes Black Boys, a documentary celebrating the joy, pains and full humanity of Black boys and men in America.
Peacock’s The Sit In: Harry Belafonte Hosts The Tonight Show, executive produced by MSNBC host Joy Reid and director Yoruba Richen invites you all to the slice of history that must not be forgotten.
As the Black Lives Matter movement continues to expand and the idea of sharing Black stories becomes more prevalent, NBC Universal’s Peacock brings us A Most Beautiful Thing.