The changing of the Black father image on TV
The 1970’s was the start of the positive on-screen portrayals of Black fathers. It was a time when television studios attempted to deal with the
October 17, 2015
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The 1970’s was the start of the positive on-screen portrayals of Black fathers. It was a time when television studios attempted to deal with the
Hollywood, tragically, lost one of its acting greats yesterday with the news that “Sopranos” actor, James Gandolfini passed away while on vacation in Italy. Initial
Soul music took another tragic hit Wednesday night, Dec. 26, when soul icon Fontella Bass passed away at the age of 72. According to The
In the ’70s, few other actors were more popular in the blaxploitation films than Rudy Ray Moore, who played the iconic role of Dolemite in
(CNN) — Sherman Hemsley’s body lies in an El Paso, Texas, funeral home refrigerator more than a month after his death while a court decides
Last month, comedy fans across the globe were heartbroken when Sherman Hemsley, the star of the iconic show “The Jeffersons,” passed away at 74. After
Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the “A” w/Souleo Harlem and Philadelphia have several things in common: a sense of style, great food and an appreciation
Joy and laughter turned to silence and cries yesterday, July 24, when fans across the globe learned that beloved TV sitcom star George Hemsley had
Let’s take a moment to remember Sherman Hemsley. He died today at his El Paso home. He initially became famous for playing his role Jefferson
Sherman Hemsley, the beloved actor who played the bombastic, wise-cracking, pimp-walking George Jefferson that made “The Jeffersons” an iconic TV sitcom in the 1970s, died
