The future of VH1’s ‘Love & Hip Hop Atlanta’ may have steered into uncertain territory following the publication of allegations made by a woman who claims to have worked for cast members Steven Jordan and Mimi Faust.
Why her disturbing claims have caught the attention of the show’s fans? They’ve been supported by Jordan’s partner Joseline Hernandez.
An unsettling story below…
ABC’s ‘Uncle Buck’ has seen its tale come to an unexpected end.
Bad news for its viewers below…
It seems for every nod actor/activist Jesse Williams got for his impassioned plea for racial equality at this year’s BET Awards there is a detractor who didn’t exactly fancy his fiery words.
From FOX analysts to ‘Clueless’ star Stacey Dash (read more on that here), Williams’ words ignited a surprising firestorm of debate amongst viewers – some of whom have slammed the ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ star for ‘spewing blatant racism.’
Banding together, the actor’s critics started a Change.org petition to see him booted from the prized ABC series (as of time reported the petition has collected over 15,000 signatures). Tuck in below to see Shonda Rhimes’ – the series creator – and Williams response to the hoopla:
The filmmaking duo of Dan Kwan and Dan Scheinert are planning to remake the comedy ‘White Chicks’….into an R-Rated drama.
Report below…
Tavis Smiley, renown television host and political/social commentator, is extending his talents once again to the pen via ‘Before You Judge Me’ – an in depth look at the tragic last days of King of Pop Michael Jackson.
Released in late June, the biographical page-turner “examines Jackson’s highs and lows — including his constant hunt for privacy in a life that was more public than almost any other and the pressures he endured as someone whose fame made him socially fragile and almost unable to live.”
Now, while blazing the promo trail in support of the project, Smiley dishes with ExtraTV on his intention to turn the book into a TV series and even reflects on MJ’s reported longtime feud with fellow pop icon Prince. Details inside:
Kyla Pratt tackles mental illness within the African-American community in the new TV One original movie ‘The Secret She Kept.’
ReShonda Tate Billingsley is the brains behind the novel of the same name and joins Alton Glass and Rhonda F. Baraka to bring the dark tale to life on Sunday June 10th.
Press play to watch its trailer below…
Welcome to Screen Juice, the TGJ original feature created to keep you in the loop with all things TV & Film related.
Who makes up the ingredients in today’s blend?
‘My Wife & Kids‘ star Noah Gray-Cabey and ‘Cousin Skeeter‘ player Robert Ri’Chard.
Welcome to Retro Rewind, the original TGJ feature launched to celebrate TV and Film’s glorious past.
Today, we make our way to 1990, the year in which the hit series ‘Are You Afraid of the Dark?‘ made its way to the world.
Created by D.J. MacHale and Ned Kandel, the anthology series tells the tale of the Midnight Society, a group of teens who gather around campfire at midnight to share stories with one another.
The show’s first run started in 1990 and ended in 1996 and was revived in ’99 before its plug was pulled for good in June 11th 2000.
Fortunately, said run helped to turn many a 90s teen star into a household name, packing performances from Tia & Tamera Mowry (who star in the episode below),Ryan Gosling, Melissa Joan-Hart, Tatyana Ali and Neve Campbell.
Press play to reunite with the Nickelodeon series below…
As praise for ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ actor/activist Jesse Williams continues to flood in after his impassioned race equality speech at this week’s BET Awards, there have been a small, yet surprising number of critics who felt the speech raised a few eyebrows.
One such critic, whose skepticism comes as a surprise to no one, is ‘Clueless’ star Stacey Dash. The actress/FOX News puppet commentator took to her blog to slam Williams for a speech she calls ‘an attack on white people.’
Keen to find out what else she said? Get it below (in case you missed it):
The first wave of ‘America‘s Next Top Model’ came to an end after 22 cycles last year.
Fortunately, it wasn’t long before the concept was picked by Viacom’s VH1 who are to revive the series with a new judging panel.
Why this spells good news for Rita Ora?
She’s “reportedly” been handpicked to step into Tyra Banks‘ role!
Jackie Christie, Brandi Maxiell and Malaysia Pargo front the latest season of VH1’s ‘Basketball Wives LA‘, returning to VH1 to jump into more lowbrow action for its fifth season.
How the show’s leading ladies celebrated the July 17th arrival of the series’ new spin in the TV machine? By unlocking its trailer.
Watch below…
The California-based Hip-Hop act Jack and Jack have learned that messages one of its members published about African-Americans have revived themselves to haunt him.
Bad news below…
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