The Real Housewives Of Atlanta is back and blazing for its 12th season. And despite over a decade on-air, the Bravo smash is losing none of its scorching steam.

Already delivering on its promise of shady twists and turns, the latest instalment of the ensemble title is proving a must-see.

Want to know what Nene, Kandi, Porsha Cynthia, Eva and the returning Kenya will be serving up on episode 8 / season 12?

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Evelyn Lozada wants to start over.

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Welcome to Retro Rewind, the TGJ original feature carved out to celebrate TV and Film’s glorious past.

Today, we’re revisiting Rolonda!

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When ‘Love & Hip Hop:  Miami’ returns for its third season next month, it’ll be back with a familiar face.

Because, the rumors have been proven true – Joseline Hernandez has officially joined the cast.

Since its launch, the latest addition to the hit VH1 franchise has delivered drama and ratings in equal measure.

Led by Trina & Trick Daddy, the show’s third outing will not only bring with it Joseline’s debut (after her initial stint on the Atlanta series), it’ll also see the return of Amara La Negra, Bobby Lytes, Shay Johnson, and more.

Will you be glued to the television on Monday, January 6th at 8pm, when the show makes its third season premiere?

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Months after getting flack for her highly publicized sit down with accusers who (via the controversial ‘Leaving Neverland’ TV special) resurfaced allegations King of Pop Michael Jackson sexually assaulted them as children, Oprah Winfrey is on the receiving end of staunch criticism again for her recently announced, yet-titled documentary about sexual misconduct in the music industry.

Set to debut in 2020, the Apple exclusive is produced and directed by Oscar-nominated filmmakers Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering.  Reportedly featuring a damning interview from an alleged victim of entertainment mogul Russell Simmons, news of the film’s delivery reached the desk of fellow mogul 50 Cent who, in a fiery Instagram post, slammed Winfrey for what he argues is a regime to ‘target Black men.’

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Drea Kelly, R. Kelly’s ex-wife, may have participated in the first chapter of ‘Surviving R.Kelly’ but that doesn’t mean she is interested in being tied to its follow-up.

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Warner Bros have unleashed the first look trailer for ‘In The Heights.’

‘Hamilton’s Lin-Manuel Miranda helms the hotly anticipated musical, which first rose to prominence  as a Tony winner on the theater circuit.

Anchored by Anthony Ramos (and co-starring Corey Hawkins and Dascha Polanco), the film unfolds over the course of three days and shares the story of a disappearing block in a culturally diverse neighborhood of Washington Heights in NYC.

Directed by Jon M. Chu (notable for ‘Crazy Rich Asians’), check out the trailer after the jump… (more…)

Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra are getting into the unscripted content game with help from Amazon.

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2019 brought Steve Harvey two very publicized L’s when he lost not one, but two NBC hosting gigs in one week – his critically acclaimed daytime talk show and ‘Little Big Shots’ (click here to read more).

2020, on the other hand, will bring the comedian’s longtime fans a new reason to smile as he’s officially announced the revival of the former.

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Turmoil is running wild in the world of the ‘Basketball Wives.‘

However, Evelyn Lozada is determined to rise above it.

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Brandy has found a friend in Camp Madonna.

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Despite garnering a whopping 16 nominations at the 71st annual Primetime Emmy Awards earlier this year, Ava DuVernay‘s Netflix miniseries – ‘When They See Us’ – received no recognition from The Hollywood Foreign Press Association when the organization announced the nominees for the 2020 Golden Globes on Monday (December 9).

The film, which tells the true story of five African American teens wrongfully convicted of the rape and assault of a jogger in New York’s Central Park in the late 80’s, was lauded by viewers and critics alike for its gripping content and outstanding acting. Now, thanks to the apparently none-too-impressed Golden Globes committee’s omission of the title from their list of nods, many are taking to social media to express their disappointment for its absence and the overall lack of racial diversity among this year’s class of nominees.

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