Emmy award winning TV host of hit shows like Access Hollywood and American Ninja Warrior, Zuri Hall dishes on the key to longevity in the competitive and ever-changing entertainment industry, keeping up with the new wave of trends, what dreams she’s trying to tackle next and so much more!
This year, the highly anticipated MTV Movie & TV Awards and Movie & TV Awards: UNSCRIPTED aired as an epic, one-night global event honoring the brightest stars in movies and television.
Fans of VH1’s Basketball Wives should be very excited for what this season has in store. As always, this season’s cast will bring the drama, tears, and fun back to the silver screen, and while COVID severely impacted last year’s season, this year’s season is back in full swing with little to no restrictions.
Shaunie O’Neal (Shaquille O’Neal’s ex-wife), Jennifer Williams, Jackie Christie, Malaysia Pargo, Brandi Maxiell, DJ Duffey, Angel Brinks, Brittish Williams, and Brooke Bailey are all members of the cast, and even though Shaunie is taking a step back from the show, she’s still an active member of the cast. Speaking of Shaunie, she just married Pastor Keion Henderson and possibly hinted at fans getting a sneak peek of their engagement or wedding soon.
The Knockturnal’s correspondent, Payton Wilson, sat down exclusively with returning cast member, executive producer, and entrepreneur Shaunie O’Neal to see what fans can expect for the latest season, why she’ll be featured less during this season, her engagement to Pastor Keion Henderson, what it feels like to come back for the 10th season and to celebrate the show’s long run, her newest business ventures, and moving to Houston from sunny Los Angeles.
New episodes of Basketball Wives air on VH1 every Monday at 8 PM.
The Friars Club honored Tracy Morgan at the Entertainment Icon Award Gala on May 26th at Manhattan’s Ziegfeld Ballroom.
Netflix celebrated the debut of Stranger Things 4 with a global rift takeover.
The long awaited Top Gun sequel, Top Gun: Maverick, is finally hitting the big screens after 36 years.
The Knockturnal recently had the opportunity to speak with Jennifer Connelly, Jay Ellis, and the cast about all things “Top Gun: Maverick.”
The intimate love story of two lesbian vampire teens First Kill is set to premiere on Netflix on June 10th.
HBO Max’s Legendary turned the Brooklyn Museum into a ballroom last Tuesday, to celebrate the shows third season that premiered on May 19.
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