The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) applauds the court order reinstating the White House press credential of CNN’s Jim Acosta . Federal Judge Timothy J. Kelly issued a temporary restraining order prompting the immediate reinstatement while other issues are determined in subsequent litigation. CNN reacted favorably to what is at least a temporary victory.
Make way for romanticism! And forward! Good music transcends and acquires deeper strength as it enters and deposits inside hearts truly in-love that has an emotional impulse of its own.
With the prolonged success of their current 4LatiDos tour, this is shown by Camila (Mario Domm / Pablo Hurtado) and Sin Bandera (Leonel García / Noel Schajris), two bands that reinforce something that has been said and repeated many times: Union make force.
Renewing their proposal, joining their energy and showing that romantic repertoire that has made them favorites, both pop bands extend their tour together and confirm that they will also be performing in Los Angeles and Fresno, California; in New York, NY; in Duluth, GA; in Greensboro, NC; and in Fairfax, VA (April 27).
TV One brings the holiday spirit with premieres of two new original movies and other special holiday programming: A SPECIAL NIGHT OF RICKEY SMILEY FOR REAL, airing Tuesday, November 20 at 8 p.m./7C; MERRY WISHMAS, debuting Sunday, December 2 at 7 p.m./6C; LIVING BY DESIGN HOLIDAY SPECIAL, airing Sunday, December 9 at 7p.m./6C; and COINS FOR CHRISTMAS, premiering Sunday, December 16 at 7 p.m./6C.
Washingtonians, Marylanders and Virginians have descended on to the Theatre at MGM National Harbor this weekend to hear those three magical words in the game show world… COME ON DOWN for they could be the next contestants on The Price is Right Live! A touring stage show of America’s favorite one-hour long extravaganza of great pricing games and fantastic prizes!
This weekend at the movies, the audience will get a glimpse into the final days of Oscar Wilde, a man who observes his own failure with ironic distance and regards the difficulties that beset his life with detachment and humor. The Happy Prince marks the directorial debut of actor Rupert Everett, who also wrote its screenplay. I recently sat down with Mr. Everett to talk about directing for the first time and playing Oscar Wilde a second.
It’s as old as tinseltown itself. The very first “Star” was released in April of 1937 with Oscar-winning actress Janet Gaynor and Frederic March. Three remakes and eighty-one years later, the film is back on the big screen. This time we with Bradley Cooper, who is making his directorial debut and singer songwriter ingenue Lady Gaga.
On today’s edition of THE INTERVUE, The Color Purple is making its round across the great land and right now, its here at the Kennedy Center’s Eisenhower Theatre until August 26th. My guest today is a unique triple threat in the world of theatre. A graduated of Southern Methodist University, she is the understudy for Shug Avery, part of the amazing 3 person greek chorus and she is also the dance & fight captain. Not only that, I know we will have a great story to tell about Bianca Horn
On today’s edition of THE INTERVUE, Dean on the Scene talks to John David Washington. The Morehouse grad got his acting by playing a small role in the biopic “Malcolm X” working with director Spike Lee. Twenty-five years later, he not only stars in the HBO drama “Ballers” but he’s also working with Spike Lee once again in the new Focus Features film “BlacKkKsman”. Based on a true story, the movie follows Ron Stallsworth, a newly minted Colorado Springs detective who sets out to infiltrate and expose the Ku Klux Klan. I sat down with J.D. to talk about playing Ron on the big screen and playing football again on the small screen.
On this edition of THE INTERVUE, a new documentary brings to life the bestselling book about families who have overcome extraordinary challenges through love, empathy, and understanding. I talked to director Rachel Dretzin and the author of the book “Far from the Tree: Parents, Children and the Search for Identity” author Andrew Solomon.
On today’s edition of THE INTERVUE, we are in for a treat as Sony Pictures Classics presents Puzzle starring Kelly MacDonald. Agnes, taken for granted as a suburban wife and mother, discovers a passion for solving jigsaw puzzles which unexpectedly draws her into a new world – where her life unfolds in ways she could never have imagined.
I recently sat down with the film’s star Kelly MacDonald and producer/director Marc Turtletaub to talk about this unique film
