“Power” Star Omari Hardwick On Kanye, Ava DuVernay & Obama
Transcript of Zon D'Amour and Omari Hardwick's interview during the Los Angeles tour stop of "Real to Reel" presented by Gentleman Jack. Zon D’Amour: I read that you’re mentoring a lot of young men, including several NBA and NFL athletes. What
(REVIEW) Melissa McCarthy Has A Winner With “Life of the Party”
Melissa McCarthy’s latest comedy, “Life of the Party” exceeded my expectations. Initially, the film follows Melissa’s frequent slapstick formula of eccentric costumes, big hair and a big stunt where she flips, trips, falls and in this case, catches on fire. Once
On Set Of NBC’s “The Voice” Season 14
During a press screening and lunch with Audrey Morrissey, Executive Producer of "The Voice" and season 13 winner Chloe Kohanski, I had the opportunity to ask how the series stays relevant. Having Audrey and Chloe's insight on the series put things into
Interview: Grammy Nominated Rapper Big Sean On His Responsibility To His Community
ecently a photo from Roc Nation’s annual Grammy brunch went viral. Within the picture were a dozen artists including Jay Z, Sean “P. Diddy” Combs, Swizz Beatz, T.I., Big Sean and several other rappers, producers, music journalists and entrepreneurs. With
Larenz Tate On His Legacy & Celebrating Black Excellence As The Host Of The Trumpet Awards
Director/Journalist Zon D'Amour interviews actor and producer Larenz Tate ("Love Jones", "Menace II Society", "Dead Presidents", "Girls Trip") about his latest role as the host of the 2018 Bounce Trumpet Awards.
Google’s Head Of Multicultural Strategy for CS in Media, Daraiha Greene, Talks Tech, Entertainment & Natural Hair
Google's #GirlBoss Daraiha Greene on her mission to integrate tech into entertainment, not being intimidated when she's the youngest, woman of color in the room and how she's navigated working in corporate America with her natural hair.
EXCLUSIVE: Charlamagne On Using Your ‘Black Privilege’ To Turn ‘No’ Into Your Next Opportunity
Radio and TV personality Charlamagne Tha God gets candid about the situations that have made him certain of the fact that “Black Privilege” exists and is readily available for those who are interested in walking in their purpose and living