Television
Finally. Fans of the Prime Video show 'Harlem' now have a release date. The series starring Meagan Good, Jerrie Johnson, Grace Byers and Shoniqua Shandai will return to the streamer on Friday, Feb. 3.
The legendary Hip-Hop icon LL Cool J is getting his just due. Urban One announced today that the fifth annual Urban One Honors will be taped in Atlanta on Friday, Dec. 2.
A new eight-episode reality dating show Back in the Groove focuses on what has been referred to as cougars who are looking for love with more than willing younger men.
Natasha Rothwell made a name for herself in HBO’s groundbreaking series Insecure and expanded on that newfound recognition with a critically acclaimed role in The White Lotus.
Bel Air, the popular Peacock reboot of the original comedy series The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air will return on February 23, and a new teaser trailer has dropped.
The trailer for Octavia Butler’s Kindred shows a Black woman saving a drowning white child in period clothing only to be met with a shotgun in her face by a man who is presumably his father.
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have had a significant impact on Black culture, and their influence on Black TV and Film cannot be understated.
“This series is about identity, culture and legacy, beauty, strength, and joy,” Tracee Ellis Ross said in a release.
Straight ignorance.
Judge Greg Mathis will be giving television viewers a look at his life outside of the courtroom in the new show "Mathis Family Matters", which airs on the E! Network. The show focuses on his life in Hollywood, California with his wife and all four of his children who are now living in the same city once again.
Don Cheadle and Andre Holland are in talks to join a new Apple TV series based on a "Playboy" article that focuses on Huey Newton's escape from a nationwide manhunt to Cuba, aided by a close friend and Hollywood producer.