History has shown that Tiffany Haddish is not the one to keep her lips sealed regarding tea in Hollywood. Unlike last time, when she lit the fuse on the Beyonce cheek biting scandal; the funny-gal is spilling her own cup as pertains to Toronto’s own Drake.
The reboot to ‘TRL’ may not have exactly proven itself to be the most lucrative decision during MTV’s revamp (click here to read more), but that certainly served as no deterrent for the network’s execs to continue rebirthing some of its classics from yesteryear.
Shortly after announcing they’d be digging ‘Real World’ from the vault (click here to read more on that), news surfaced it would just be one of many shows the network is set to reboot from its glory days.
Click inside to see what names accompany the likes of ‘Daria’ and more:
The Hollywood Walk Of Fame has exciting new additions heading its way in 2019.
In an announcement made moments ago, it was revealed that the likes of Pink, Lupita Nyong’o,Terrence Howard, and Tyler Perry are amongst the latest list of names to receive coveted stars.
For many, Netflix isn’t just the future of TV consumption, it’s also at the forefront of diversity in the televisual space.
And the company is cementing that position with the formation of their Strong Black Lead division; a collective – anchored by Black execs at the company – who conceived and executed a powerful commercial aired during the BET Awards last night.
Narrated by ‘Stranger Things’ star Caleb McLaughlin, ‘A Great Day In Hollywood’ unites Black talent from Netflix’s top shows to stress that they aren’t part of a passing moment – they are instead at the epicentre of a major movement.
The clip, which draws its inspiration from renown 1958 photo “A Great Day in Harlem” (which featured prominent jazz musicians of period), boasts appearances from several notable names.
Alongside McLaughlin were the likes of Ava DuVernay, Laverne Cox, Danielle Brookes (‘Orange Is The New Black’), Reverend Run, Lena Waithe (‘Master of None’), Logan Browning (‘Dear White People’), Mike Colter and Alfre Woodard (‘Luke Cage’).
Janelle Monae‘s cinematic journey has seen her venture into thrilling new territory this year following standout roles in ‘Moonlight‘ and ‘Hidden Figures.’
For her next trick? A performance as a Nazi-slaying doll in the movie ‘Welcome to Marwen‘!
‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ villain turned fan-favourite Kenya Moore was nowhere to be seen when production on the show’s eleventh season began in Miami, Florida this week.
Worrying, as it’s given fans good reason to believe that she really has been fired from the hit series.
Welcome to Retro Rewind, the original TGJ feature carved out to honour entertainment’s brilliant history.
Today, we’ve decided to switch things up a little by opting to revisit a TV show or movie so that we can shed fresh light on the epic video game that was ‘The Urbz: Sims in the City.’
Built to pull music lovers in The Sims universe, the game saw players tasked with making it big in a city powered by the sounds of The Black Eyed Peas and an exciting crew of characters they had to woo, wow and impress to make it to the top!
After witnessing their network peers of ’13 Reasons Why’ renewed for season 3, cast and production of ‘Dear White People’ can now rejoice as Netflix has finally renewed the dramedy for its third season.
Season 2 of the series – which starred the likes of Logan Browning, Brandon P. Bell, Antoinette Robinson, and Deron Horton, – made its return with critics lauding the series for its eagerness to instigate meaningfully conversations.