Television
Pete Rock is getting the Unsung treatment, and TV One understood the assignment. The renowned DJ, rapper and producer's come up gets detailed and he's still very much active in the culture.
Master P is a legendary rapper, businessman and philanthropist representing Hip-Hop culture, without question. The New Orleans native's life gets spotlighted in the latest episode of TV One's UNCENSORED, and he offers game for which smart business people would pay a King's ransom.
The latest season of UNSUNG lead with trailblazing British rapper Monie Love, while an all-new UNCENSORED features hit-making producer, Stevie J. Each episode will also be published on TVOne.TV and TV One’s social media platforms.
TV One's "Unsung" series returns on Sunday, March 6th with a look at the captivating R&B group Soul For Real, who made a mark for themselves on Uptown Records with the backing of Heavy D. and Andre Harrell. The episode looks back on their ascent to fame, and how they've navigated life and are creating new music as a group after their hiatus.
Hosted by Grammy-nominated Juan Winans, the celebration will feature performances by Tamela Mann, Madelyn Howze, JJ Hairston and The Morehouse Glee Club.
Zendaya stars in a Super Bowl commercial narrated by rapper André 3000. The advertisement for Squarespace is told around the popular tongue twister, “Sally’s Seashells.” Watch the extended version inside.
The first Black woman to host her own TV program was a Julliard-trained pianist. Her name was Hazel Scott. To celebrate her legacy and her 101st birthday, join the March On Washington Film Festival this month for a special screening of A Celebration of Hazel Scott: Activism through Music and Art.
The famed actress broke her silence about former co-star Chris Noth's ouster from the series due to sexual assault allegations and how the show goes forward in the aftermath.
These two sisters share in a heartfelt moment as they cover the NBA for ESPN together. NBA reporter Kendra Andrews made her debut on the sports network with her big sister and host of NBA Today, Malika Andrews, virtually by her side. Watch the special clip inside.
People vaguely recall the history of Black Wall Street, which was burned down shortly after the height of its success. HBO Max is developing a series following the journey of one of the first Black millionaires in history with Don Cheadle attached as one of the executive producers. Read more details inside.