Biracial television celebrities
It’s surprising to see the number of biracial stars on the television screen. Can you name a few? Check out seven television celebrities who bring
July 25, 2013
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It’s surprising to see the number of biracial stars on the television screen. Can you name a few? Check out seven television celebrities who bring
Love & Hip Hop Get More: Love & Hip Hop In the sixth episode of “Love and Hip Hop,” Rich gives his boo Erica Mena
Americans watch a lot of television, with minority youth consuming way more “media” than white youth. To be more exact, black youth watch an average
NeNe Leakes sat down with the “Today” show to talk about the lack of support for one another in the black community, her role on
Here is the Arsenio Hall promo for his return to late night television.
Iyanla Vanzant’s riveting interview with Evelyn Lozada in the two-night series premiere of “Iyanla: Fix My Life” was the biggest debut show in the history
Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the “A” w/Souleo Sometimes history bares itself open for unsung glory. One such recent revelation has been the rediscovery
Syleena Johnson has paid her dues and is now getting her glory.
“You can boo on this show if you don’t like a performer.” –Marcus King
The self-made man that reinvented the way that we enjoy music, interact with our celebrities, and dance at parties (Soul Train line, anyone?) is gone, but his legacy lives.
There are an increasing number of roles on television that portray the lives of people who are involved in same sex relationships. Reality shows like
NBC’s “Smash” — the brainchild of Steven Spielberg — is a midseason musical drama that follows the ups and downs of a Broadway musical about
Media shapes the perception of our world in a multitude of ways and those who operate behind the scenes, arguably hold the greatest power in
How often have you tried talking to a youngster who was sitting in front of a television or a computer monitor spellbound and not received
Cheryl Pearson-McNeil says she loves to “wow” people. It’s one of those things that keeps her job of expanding the scope of The Nielsen Company’s
Talk show host Bridgette Lateice is president and CEO of TaylorField, a successful multimedia production and marketing firm based in Wisconsin. As a producer and
