Husband and wife duo Rudy Gaskins and Joan Baker bring diversity to voice-over industry Nov 21, 2017 Arts and Entertainment by Gwendolyn Quinn The exclusivity of the voice-over business has been one of the entertainment industry’s best-kept secrets. Traditionally a field dominated by white males, the voice-over world has for decade...
Film Review: Roman J. Israel, Esq Nov 16, 2017 Arts and Entertainment By Dwight Brown (NNPA Newswire Film Critic) Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Denzel Washington may be the most accomplished actor of our generation. Like a chameleon, he’s morphed from the stern father in “Fences...
Tia Mowry puts all angst to rest over ‘Sister, Sister’ reboot Nov 8, 2017 Arts and Entertainment Fans of the ’90s sitcom “Sister, Sister” can finally rejoice as a reboot is already in the works. Tia Mowry says that she and her twin sister, Tamera Mowry, are so close to finalizing a Sister, Sister revival. In fact, she says that there’s just “one step l...
Inside ‘The Sweet Spot’: Burlesque Troupe Celebrates Black Erotica Nov 6, 2017 Arts and Entertainment by Karu F. Daniels Sex sells, even to black people on the poetry circuit — a notion poet Ainsley Burrows knew in his heart to be true and ended up going against the grain by making a bold visionary move. In 2...
MC Lyte, Chuck D, Collaborate With Smithsonian on Hip-Hop Compilation Nov 6, 2017 Arts and Entertainment by Donna Owens Music legends MC Lyte, Chuck D and Questlove of The Roots are among celebrities who’ve teamed with the Smithsonian on a forthcoming rap and hip-hop anthology that’s being touted as a “powerful c...
