Will Smith was one of the many stars invited to celebrate the unveiling of Tyler Perry‘s iconic movie studios.
The space was built to serve the entertainment industry’s cinematic needs and is the first black-owned business of kind.
Only right then that Will celebrates his friend’s hard work by documenting his first tour of the creative zone.
Watch below…
Apple TV is determined to give Netflix a run for its money with content it hopes will see it soar in the streaming arena.
One of the tools in its weapons chest is a picture named ‘The Banker’ which stars Samuel L. Jackson and Anthony Mackie.
It is based on a true story and tells the tale of two businessmen who devise a plan to help other African-Americans work around America’s racist real-estate and banking system.
What happens next will stun you.
Hit the play button below for your first look at its trailer…
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 served for the premiere episode?
That Grape Juice and Bravo have you covered, because the first episode is available to watch in FULL right here.
What are you waiting for? Check it out below…
As the ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ preps its return tonight on Bravo, one of the shows its popularity inspired may be on the brink of destruction after two of its stars seemed to tell its viewers to stop watching.
Ok well we won’t watch your show anymore. Will gladly take our ratings elsewhere. ?
— morena (@jasbella_) November 3, 2019
More ‘Basketball Wives’ hoopla below…
Malaysia Pargo rose to fame when she became one of the ladies enlisted to lead the ‘Basketball Wives’ spinoff ‘Basketball Wives LA’ for VH1 in 2011.
During her time on the show, the entrepreneurial Wife‘ became a revered and respected Reality TV staple after her series eclipsed its Shaunie O’Neal and Evelyn Lozada-fronted predecessor with help from Draya Michele and Jackie Christie.
Unfortunately, when O’Neal’s version of the show was cancelled because of ratings fears, a number of its Wives emigrated to Malaysia’s territory and colonised ‘LA’ by forcing Brandi Maxielle, a bold and beloved fan favourite, out of the series to make way for themselves.
The final result? A crossover series led by members of the ‘Miami’ franchise and the ‘LA’ wives who fell in line with O’Neal’s vision for the platform.
This week Pargo has responded to the criticism she is facing for the part she played in the show’s bullying and colorism horror.
More below…
Welcome to Retro Rewind, the TGJ original feature carved out to celebrate TV and Film’s colourful past.
Today, we’re honouring Baz Lurhmann‘s visual feast ‘Romeo + Juliet‘, a movie based on Shakespeare and Arthur Brooke‘s ‘Romeo & Juliet’ starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Claire Danes, Quindon Tarver, Harold Perrineau and Christina Pickles.
In it, Lurhmann offered audiences a stylised version of the story powered by a universe which, in many ways, has helped to shape Pop culture in the years following its release.
My record concept and all my videos have referenced Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo and Juliet, neon crosses and church motifs included, since April 2017 ??♀️ and I did so with permission from Baz himself ??♀️??♀️??♀️
— h (@halsey) April 2, 2018
Ready to step back in time?
I actually like both versions of Kissing You. Desree and beyonce both delivered such raw vocals to it in their own way.
— kenoir. (@KennethPierre) June 24, 2015
1996 awaits below…
Mark those calendars, because next Valentine’s Day brings with it the release of ‘The Photograph’ – starring Issa Rae and LaKeith Stanfield.
The film unpacks a multi-layered love story, one which centers on forgiveness and finding the courage to seek the truth, regardless of where it leads.
It takes its title from a mysterious photograph Mae Morton (played by Rae) finds in her deceased mother’s belongings. That discovery uniquely aligns her path with rising journalist Michael Block (Stanfield) and ignites quite the narrative.
Ahead of its February 14th arrival, check out the first look trailer for the flick (which Rae is co-producing with Will Packer) below…
Matt Barnes, one of ‘Basketball Wives: Miami‘s first stars, has claimed the show’s producers (said to be led by Shaunie O’Neal) used dubious means to force his ex-wife Gloria Govan to remain on the show….even after she requested to leave to focus on raising her family.
Gloria and her sister Laura were invited to join the series to drive ratings because the latter was accused of bedding Shaunie’s husband Shaquille O’Neal. Ostracised by the infamous Miami group, the sisters were then sent to launch the successful ‘Basketball Wives: Los Angeles’ which would go on to be colonised by Miami’s wives after their show was cancelled by VH1.
This week, Barnes has revealed why much of the show’s success came at the expense of his marriage and his ex-wife’s happiness.
His reveal below…
‘Real Housewives Of Atlanta’ star Kenya Moore made headlines last month, when it was announced that she had filed for divorce from Marc Daly.
The move surprised many, as just days prior Moore appeared on a talkshow with the restaurateur and gushed about their love and how much he doted on their daughter, Brooklyn.
Now, she’s elaborating on the cause of the split and seems to hint at a glimmer of hope for a possible reconciliation.
Her words below…
LisaRaye McCoy has been a hot topic of late, so what better place to set the record straight than the Wendy Williams Show?!
The actress stopped by purple couch today and chopped it up about…well…everything.
Not shying away from the various lines of questioning thrown her way, McCoy spilled on her spats with Duane Martin and Nicole Murphy, her divorce from Turks & Caicos premier Michael Misick, and being the ‘Queen Of Ghana.’ She’s also prepping a new jeans line.
Head below for all the action…
Hollywood is still reeling from Tuesday’s news (October 29) of the sudden death of legendary comedian-actor John Witherspoon (aged 77). As of time reported, the cause of death has not been confirmed.
Best known for his fatherly roles in the ‘Friday’ film franchise and ‘The Wayan Bros’ television sitcom, Witherspoon has also had memorable roles in ‘Boomerang,’ ‘Vampire in Brooklyn,’ ‘I’m Gonna Get You Sucka,’ ‘The Boondocks’ (animated television sitcom), ‘The Meteor Man,’ and more.
To remember his impact on film and television, fans and celebrities alike have taken to Twitter in droves to salute the funnyman. Look inside for more:
In news that can only be described as tragic, actor-comedian John Witherspoon – best known for his fatherly roles on the ‘Friday’ franchise and ‘The Wayans Bros.’ television sitcom – passed away Tuesday (October 29).
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