If were a 'Living Single' fan and needed confirmation that the character of Kyle Barker was an integral, irreplaceable part of the series, that became quite evident when he left the show.
Most known for his role as Overton Wakefield Jones on ‘Living Single’, John Henton stops by the Tom Joyner Morning Show ahead of his performance at the Arlington Improv this weekend. The funny man talks about growing up in Cleveland, the rumored ‘Living Single’ reunion and more. Watch the entire interview above. Like BlackAmericaWeb.com on Facebook. […]
When recently asked about the classic sitcom returning to television, Queen Latifah alluded to a potential comeback.
In celebration of the 23rd anniversary of the iconic show, we remember all the ways Living Single was ahead of its time.
Here’s a throwback of one of my favorite shows from the 90’s. Who can forget the on again off again relationship between Kyle Barker and…
Police brutality has become a prevalent issue on college and university campuses. Last May Dr. Ersula Ore, an English professor at Arizona State University, was…
Funny gals Erika Alexander and Kim Coles are teaming up for a brand new project. The two will star in an upcoming webseries, The BFF Chronicles. According to online…
When Maxine Shaw (attorney at law) was not taking a bite out of crime on “Living Single,” chances are she was still munching on something.…
It’s the 20 anniversary of “Living Single” but don’t expect a reunion anytime soon. Most of the cast, including Queen Latifah, who is reprising her…
Ladies the pickings are allegedly slim, and there are fewer truly available men, emphasis on black, to go around. Why is this? I mean we can pull out article after article on what’s wrong with the men and women of today, hold a 10 day conference and the rhetoric will remain the same: “These men […]
Despite our predictions to the contrary, number one seeded shows The Jeffersons and Good Times suffered devastating loses in the “Elite Eight” match-ups of our Greatest Black Sitcom of All-Time Competition. See Greatest Black Sitcom Bracket Challenge Good Times was defeated by second seed A Different World. Even more surprising, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air […]
