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Muhammad Ali has had plenty of movies detailing his prolific boxing career, and now we are getting an episodic series about his life.
Kanan and Breeze take over Unique's territory as Jukebox pressures a cop, Marvin confronts Kanan, and Raq's business expands.
Raq expands to Manhattan, Unique flees, and Jukebox cuts ties with Iesha as the fallout from Lou Lou's death continues.
Legendary comedian Tommy Davidson stopped by The Afternoon Sauce with G-Man while in Houston to promote his weekend run at the Houston Improv, but it was a major TV reveal that had fans talking. RELATED: Cash Money & No Limit Tour Picks Houston As First Tour Stop During the interview, Davidson confirmed that The Varnell […]
Actor London Brown reflects on how his brother's tragic death influenced his portrayal of Marvin's grief over Lou's murder in Power Book III: Raising Kanan.
Fans outraged by Lou Lou's shocking death in 'Raising Kanan'; showrunner, cast explain the tragic decision.
Raising Kanan's final season starts with a shocking death that rocks the Thomas family, leading to tensions, betrayals, and a quest for revenge.
Enemies-turned-frenemies Mallory and Kimmie from 'Beauty in Black' may become friends, as their shared struggles inspire connection.
Netflix’s ‘A Different World’ Reboot Sets Familiar Premiere Date Netflix’s reboot of the renowned series A Different World has received a premiere date, exactly 39 years to the day from the original series premiere. The reboot, which is a follow up to the series from 1987 to 1993 that centered around HBCU students, will premiere […]
Jessie T. Usher explained that he knew A-Train's fate "a lot sooner" while "the idea was still being workshopped around in the writer's room."
Power Book III: Raising Kanan's season four finale left everyone wondering if Kanan (MeKai Curtis) canceled Raq's (Patina Miller) Christmas. A new trailer for the show's final season confirms Kanan's mother is still among the living.
Controversial George Floyd joke at Kevin Hart roast sparks backlash, highlighting pain and need for thoughtful comedy.
