Shepherd’s View
Whoopi Goldberg may not have a vested interest in The View‘s casting process, but co-host and Harlem resident Sherri Shepherd knows exactly who she’d like to see replace Joy Behar. Continue reading
Shepherd’s View
Whoopi Goldberg may not have a vested interest in The View‘s casting process, but co-host and Harlem resident Sherri Shepherd knows exactly who she’d like to see replace Joy Behar. Continue reading
Rhythm and Blues, Urban FLRT
Fashion week left us excited about what to expect in fall fashions 2013! Rounding out one of the most fashionable months in New York City we are spotlighting designer Corey Wesley, CEO and Creative Director of the Harlem-based brand Urban FLRT. Continue reading
The other day comedian, actor and co-host of The View Whoopie Goldberg was in Harlem at the French Restaurant Maison Harlem for brunch look like she had a salt and pepper man-wich for brunch. Continue reading
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Raven-Symone is all grown up — and going to a convent (not Convent Avenue).
The former cutie from “The Cosby Show” will take over the lead part in Broadway’s hit musical “Sister Act” later this month, playing a nightclub-singer-turned-nun. Continue reading
Please join cultural worker & singer Imani Uzuri, cultural critic Jennifer Williams of BlackFemme.blogspot.com and I for a group viewing of Tyler
Perry’s latest cinematic venture “FOR COLORED GIRLS” this Sunday, November 7th at the Union Square Cinema Stadium 14 @1:50PM. There will be a group discussion, which promises to be an exciting, transformative and much needed conversation by, for and about us real colored girls …. Continue reading
Showtime Premieres Robert Townsends’ Comedic Documentary “Why We Laugh” Featuring Bill Cosby, Chris Rock, Steve Harvey, Eddie Murphy, Dick Gregory and Many More Pioneers Of Comedy
Townsend Presents the “Ultimate Pitch Master Class” Tour in Charlotte, N.C. on March 27th
In honor of Black History Month, cable network Showtime will premiere the Robert Townsend directed documentary “Why We Laugh” this month. The film, based on the book by Darryl Littleton, explores the different styles and eras of black comic expression and how it has impacted American culture. The film is narrated by Angela Bassett, and features comedians and cultural critics such as Bill Cosby, Dick Gregory, Chris Rock, Steve Harvey, Keenan Ivory Wayans, Whoopi Goldberg, Sherri Shepherd, Paul Mooney, Dr. Cornel West, Kweisi Mfume, Members of Congress and many other pioneers and notables giving their opinion on the influence of black comedy on America. Continue reading