Today, Billboard Music Award and NAACP Image Award winner and two-time GRAMMY®- nominee Koryn Hawthorne, released her highly anticipated album, I Am. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: NAACP Image Award
The Final Season Of OWN’S Critically-Acclaimed Drama, ‘Greenleaf’, Premieres
“Greenleaf,” the hit megachurch drama from award-winning writer/producer Craig Wright (“Lost,” “Six Feet Under”) takes viewers into the unscrupulous world of the Greenleaf family and their sprawling Memphis megachurch, where scandalous secrets and lies are as numerous as the faithful. Continue Reading →
Four Time NAACP And Ovation Award Winner Alex Morris Makes The Case For FX’s Baskets
From Harlem to who knows where, forget the Iron Throne
Demetria McKinney Nominated For NAACP Image Award And Comes To The Apollo
Rising music star and veteran actress Demetria McKinney has received a 49th Annual NAACP Image Award nomination for Outstanding New Artist. Continue Reading →
NAACP’s Statement In Regarding The 2017 Emmy Winners
A statement by the NAACP:
The NAACP is tremendously pleased that this year’s Emmy nominations accurately reflected the work of the many talented individuals of color. Continue Reading →
Atlanta: SAG-AFTRA Foundation Conversations With “When Love Kills” Screening (Photos)
Greta images from the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Conversations with TV One‘s “When Love Kills” screening that included 94.7 FM and a cast in Atlanta, GA. Continue Reading →
I Hear Ya, Amirah Vann At AOL Build
Join star of the critically acclaimed WGN America series, “Underground,” Amirah Vann when she takes the stage to dish on the new season. Continue Reading →
Omar Epps New Doc “Daddy Don’t Go” Inspires (video)
“Daddy Don’t Go” captures two years in the lives of four disadvantaged fathers from Harlem to Long Island as they fight to defy the odds against them. Continue Reading →
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