by TRN Writers, The 69th Annual Emmy Awards watch is now officially on with an early morning announcement of what shows and actors are up for the coveted prize. Actor Shemar Moore as one of the representatives given the honor of announcing the honorees had his work cut out for him since this year’s list […]
by TRN Staff Writer, Met Gala The Best of the Worst Outfits Spring is in the air and that means one thing in Hollywood-OUTRAGEOUSNESS! The annual Met Gala fundraiser invited A-List entertainers to don their best or worst “Avant-Garde” gear and come raise money for the Metropolitan Museum of Art by participating in the Costume ball. […]
by G. Brown The new year has already given us our first awards show of 2017 in the form of the the 74th Annual Golden Globes. The Oscars may seem to be the more coveted prize, but the Globes as the predecessor is often a pretty accurate prognosticator of academy award winners. Basically, the two […]
by TRN Writers, If you’re Courtney Vance, Sterling K. Brown, John Travolta or any of the cast members of “The People v O.J. Simpson” then this year’s Golden Globes nominations delivered a natural high. The limited TV series scored five Globe noms lofting it into the top nominated spot in this year’s competition. Also celebrating […]
by TRN Staff Writers The 68th Annual Emmy Awards delivered a pretty fast paced night that lagged little compared to other award shows (we’re looking at you Oscar), but still blew past some moments we wished had slowed down just a bit so we could enjoy it longer (Courtney B. Vance’s winning speech) or take […]
By: Leticia Latrice From 2000-2008 black women could tune in once a week to a funny, realistic, heart felt episodes of “Girlfriends”. The show reminds you of being in a hair salon, at happy hour or a coffee shop full of tea with your girls. The life and intricacies of a black woman is hard […]
Gone are the black scripted shows of the 90s that dominated major networks during primetime. During the early 2000s, due to network changes, cast differences and a need for “diversity” in programming, most of our favorites fell off the schedule. Recent shows like TV One’s Love that Girl and BET’s The Game struggle to reach […]