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[ENTERTAINMENT] NAACP ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF THE 52nd NAACPIMAGE AWARDS LIVE ON BET HOSTED BY ANTHONY ANDERSON

3/31/2021

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NAACP ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF THE 52nd NAACPIMAGE AWARDS LIVE ON BET HOSTED BY ANTHONY ANDERSON
 
EDDIE MURPHY INDUCTED INTO IMAGE AWARDS HALL OF FAME, LEBRON JAMES RECEIVED THE PRESIDENT’S AWARD AND
CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT ICON REV. JAMES LAWSON HONORED WITH THE CHAIRMAN’S AWARD DURING THE CEREMONY

 
PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN AND VICE PRESIDENT KAMALA HARRIS KICKED-OFF THE NIGHT WITH A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO VIEWERS
THE STAR-STUDDED EVENING FEATURED APPEARANCES FROM ALICIA KEYS, ANDRA DAY, ARSENIO HALL, CYNTHIA ERIVO, LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA, MARTIN LAWERENCE, MICHELLE OBAMA, MISTY COPELAND, REGINA KING, SAMUEL L. JACKSON, THE CAST OF TYLER PERRY’S SISTAS, SWIZZ BEATZ, TRACY MORGAN, WILL SMITH, AND MC LYTE -- POWERFUL PERFORMANCES BY JAZMINE SULLIVAN AND MAXWELL

President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris kicked-off the night in a special recorded message highlighting the importance of the NAACP and saluting its work.

Winners of the night included D-NICE (Entertainer of the Year), Viola Davis (Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series - “How To Get Away With Murder” and Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture- “Ma Rainey's Black Bottom”), Regé-Jean Page (Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series  –“Bridgerton”), Issa Rae (Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series – “Insecure”), Stacey Abrams (Social Justice Impact) and “Bad Boys For Life” starring  Will Smith and Martin Lawrence (Outstanding Motion Picture).

The late Chadwick Boseman won the award for Outstanding Actor in a Motion Picture – “Ma Rainey's Black Bottom”. Chadwick’s wife, Taylor Simone Ledward, accepted the award in his honor, encouraging fans to be proactive about their health and visit StandUpToCancer.org for more information about detecting the signs of colon cancer.

During the ceremony, legendary entertainer, film icon and two-time Image Award recipient Eddie Murphy was inducted into the acclaimed NAACP Image Awards Hall Of Fame. The Hall of Fame Award was presented by Eddie Murphy’s collaborator and long-time friend Arsenio Hall.
NAACP President and CEO, Derrick Johnson, presented NBA superstar, business entrepreneur, and philanthropist, LeBron James, with the President’s Award which was presented in recognition of a special achievement and distinguished public service.

Civil Rights Movement Icon Rev. D. James Lawson, was recognized with the NAACP Chairman’s Award during the ceremony. In his acceptance speech, he recalled a time in High School in 1944, where he went door-to-door soliciting memberships for his local NAACP chapter in Ohio.
Image Award Outstanding Female Artist nominee Jazmine Sullivan, kicked-off the music portion with an electrifying performance of “Pick Up Your Feelings” from her latest album Heaux Tales. Additionally, Grammy Award-winning singer Maxwell took to the stage to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his debut album Urban Hang Suite, performing “Ascension (Don't Ever Wonder)”.

Additional guest appearances included Alicia Keys, Andra Day, Arsenio Hall, Cynthia Erivo, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Michelle Obama, Misty Copeland, Regina King, Samuel L. Jackson, the cast of Tyler Perry's Sistas, Swizz Beatz, and Tracy Morgan. MC Lyte served as the night’s Voice Over announcer.
Tonight’s LIVE show followed the week long NAACP Image Awards Virtual Experience, which invited fans to join the Image Awards in a celebration of “Black Excellence”--including the non-televised awards program, virtual red carpet, and a curated conversation series. The Virtual Experience additionally played host to the night’s post-show virtual afterparty which featured classic cuts by DJ Questlove, current cuts by DJ Kiss, and a Jazz Lounge performance by Robert Glasper and Lalah Hathaway. Fans can relive all of the Image Awards moments from the week in the Virtual Experience’s NAACP Theatre at virtualexperience.naacpimageawards.net.





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Following is the complete list of winners for the 52nd NAACP Image Awards:

 
LIVE SHOW CATEGORIES
 
Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series
Regé-Jean Page – “Bridgerton”

Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series
Viola Davis – “How To Get Away With Murder”

Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series
Issa Rae – “Insecure”

Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture
Viola Davis – “Ma Rainey's Black Bottom”

Outstanding Actor in a Motion Picture
Chadwick Boseman – “Ma Rainey's Black Bottom”

Outstanding Motion Picture
“Bad Boys For Life”

Chairman's Award
Rev. D. James Lawson

President’s Award
LeBron James

Hall of Fame Award
Eddie Murphy

Entertainer of the Year
D-Nice

Social Justice Impact
Stacey Abrams
 
NON-TELEVISED AWARDS
 
Outstanding Social Media Personality
Tabitha Brown
 
Outstanding Literary Work - Fiction
“The Awkward Black Man” - Walter Mosley
 
Outstanding Literary Work - Nonfiction        
“A Promised Land” - Barack Obama
          
Outstanding Literary Work - Debut Author
“We're Better Than This” - Elijah Cummings
          
Outstanding Literary Work - Biography/Autobiography   
“The Dead Are Arising” - Les Payne, Tamara Payne
          
Outstanding Literary Work - Instructional    
“Vegetable Kingdom” - Bryant Terry
          
Outstanding Literary Work - Poetry
“The Age of Phillis” - Honorée Jeffers
                      
Outstanding Literary Work - Children           
“She Was the First!: The Trailblazing Life of Shirley Chisholm” - Katheryn Russell-Brown, Eric Velasquez
          
Outstanding Literary Work - Youth/Teens  
“Before the Ever After” - Jacqueline Woodson
 
Outstanding Directing in a Documentary (Television or Motion Picture) 
Keith McQuirter - “By Whatever Means Necessary: The Times of Godfather of Harlem”
 
Outstanding Writing in a Documentary (Television or Motion Picture)     
Melissa Haizlip - “Mr. SOUL!”
 
Outstanding Documentary (Film)
“John Lewis: Good Trouble”
 
Outstanding Documentary (Television - Series or Special)
“The Last Dance”
 
Special Award - Youth Activist of the Year
Madison Potts
 
Special Award - Activist of the Year
Reverend Dr. Wendell Anthony
 
Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series     
Michaela Coel - “I May Destroy You” - Ep. 112 “Ego Death”
            
Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series         
Attica Locke - “Little Fires Everywhere” - Ep. 104 “The Spider Web”
           
Outstanding Writing in a Television Movie or Special         
Geri Cole - “The Power of We: A Sesame Street Special”
           
Outstanding Writing in a Motion Picture     
Radha Blank - “The Forty-Year-Old Version”
 
Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series  
Anya Adams - “black-ish” - Ep. 611 “Hair Day”
            
Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series      
Hanelle Culpepper - “Star Trek: Picard” - Ep. 101 "Remembrance"
           
Outstanding Directing in a Television Movie or Special       
Eugene Ashe - “Sylvie’s Love”
            
Outstanding Directing in a Motion Picture  
Gina Prince-Bythewood - “The Old Guard”
 
Outstanding Short Form Series - Comedy or Drama            
“#FreeRayshawn“
           
Outstanding Performance in a Short Form 
Laurence Fishburne - “#FreeRayshawn”
           
Outstanding Short Form Series - Reality/Nonfiction            
“Between The Scenes” - The Daily Show with Trevor Noah
           
Outstanding Short-Film (Live Action)
“Black Boy Joy”
 
Outstanding Short-Film (Animated)
“Canvas”
 
Special Award - Spingarn Medal
Misty Copeland
 
Outstanding Talk Series
Red Table Talk

Outstanding Reality Program/Reality Competition or Game Show
Celebrity Family Feud

Outstanding Variety Show (Series or Special)
VERZUZ

Outstanding News/Information (Series or Special)
The New York Times Presents "The Killing of Breonna Taylor"

Outstanding Children’s Program
Family Reunion

Outstanding Performance by a Youth (Series, Special, Television Movie or Limited-Series)
Marsai Martin - “Black-ish”

Outstanding Animated Series           
Doc McStuffins           
 
Outstanding Animated Motion Picture
Soul

Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance (Television)        
Laya DeLeon Hayes - “Doc McStuffins”

Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance - Motion Picture
Jamie Foxx - “Soul”

Outstanding Host in a Talk or News/Information (Series or Special) – Individual or Ensemble   
Trevor Noah - “The Daily Show with Trevor Noah”
           
Outstanding Host in a Reality/Reality Competition, Game Show or Variety (Series or Special) – Individual or Ensemble   
Steve Harvey - “Celebrity Family Feud”
           
Outstanding Guest Performance - Comedy or Drama Series          
Loretta Devine- “P-Valley”

Outstanding Breakthrough Creative (Television)    
Raynelle Swilling - “Cherish the Day”
 
Special Award - Founder's
Toni Vaz
 
Outstanding New Artist        
Doja Cat - “Say So”
           
Outstanding Male Artist       
Drake - “Laugh Now, Cry Later”
           
Outstanding Female Artist    
Beyoncé - “Black Parade”

Outstanding Soul/R&B Song
“Do It” - Chloe x Halle

Outstanding Hip Hop/Rap Song       
"Savage Remix" - Megan Thee Stallion feat. Beyoncé
           
Outstanding Duo, Group or Collaboration (Traditional)     
Chloe x Halle - “Wonder What She Thinks Of Me”
           
Outstanding Duo, Group or Collaboration (Contemporary)           
Megan Thee Stallion feat. Beyoncé - "Savage Remix"

Outstanding Album   
“Chilombo” - Jhené Aiko

Outstanding Producer of the Year
Hit-Boy

Outstanding Music Video/Visual Album      
“Brown Skin Girl” - Beyonce' feat WizKid, SAINt JHN, Blue Ivy Carter

Outstanding Jazz Album - Instrumental       
“Music From and Inspired By Soul” - Jon Batiste
           
Outstanding Jazz Album - Vocal       
“Holy Room - Live at Alte Oper” - Somi

Outstanding International Song       
“Lockdown” - Original Koffee

Outstanding Soundtrack/Compilation Album         
“Soul” Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, Jon Batiste and Tom MacDougall

Outstanding Gospel/Christian Song
“Touch from you” - Tamela Mann

Outstanding Gospel/Christian Album          
“The Return” - The Clark Sisters

Special Award - Sports Award II
WNBA Player's Association (Nneka Ogqumike accepting on behalf of WNBAPA)
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[ENTERTAINMENT] URBAN ONE HONORS CELEBRATES WOMEN LEADING THE CHANGE IN ITS ANNUAL COMMEMORATION OF BLACK EXCELLENCEHOSTED BY ERICA CAMPBELL AND ROLAND MARTIN

3/22/2021

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The annual URBAN ONE HONORS heralds the exemplary accomplishments of African American women in this year’s tribute show premiering on Sunday, May 16, 2021, at 9 p.m. ET/8C.  It will be simulcast for the first time on the sister network CLEO TV.  Grammy-Award-winning gospel artist, author, and syndicated radio personality Erica Campbell and award-winning journalist, author, and news anchor Roland Martin will host the event. This year’s theme is ‘Women Leading the Change’ and will highlight the extraordinary contributions of women in business, media, health, politics, leading to impactful change within the Black community. Now in its third year, URBAN ONE HONORS was created to acknowledge and pay homage to individuals and organizations whose work significantly impacts society and culture.
 
“I am thrilled to co-host this year’s URBAN ONE HONORS with Roland Martin,” said Erica Campbell. “I love anything that celebrates and exemplifies Black excellence, and I am grateful to Cathy Hughes and Radio One for continuing to honor our peers for doing the work that uplifts and inspires our community.”
 
“Black women played a crucial role in saving our democracy in 2020,” remarked Roland Martin. “Not just in the election, but also on the ground in numerous cities fighting for freedom. I'm proud to join Urban One in honoring these American sheroes."
 
This year’s URBAN ONE HONORS will commemorate the myriad achievements of women leaders who are blazing trails and creating new pathways for others in their respective areas of expertise. Categories of recognition reflect the tireless effort and triumphant accomplishments achieved by the honorees and include: Voting Rights Champion, dedicated to a fearless leader whose efforts help to build political infrastructure by turning out voters and protecting their votes; Business Alchemist, presented to a leader tapped for successfully breaking the glass ceiling to blaze new trails in corporate America; Investigative Journalism Crusader bestowed upon a media maven who is reframing the national conversation by covering the impediments and contributions made by Black Americans; Health Equality Advocate, awarded to a champion of health who answered the call to eliminate institutional barriers preventing healthcare to those in her community; Reparations Ambassador who is working to break down systemic racism and barriers that have held African Americans back; and the Family Needs Ambassador, presented to a resilient provider of direct service and resources to individuals in crisis within the community she serves. The inspiring night of excellence will also feature exciting musical performances, unprecedented collaborations, and surprise appearances to be announced in the coming months. 
 
URBAN ONE HONORS is executive produced for TV One by Eric Tomosunas, Robert Boyd of Swirl Films and Jazz Smollett. Susan Henry serves as Executive Producer for TV One. Kashon Powell, Vice President of Programming for Radio One, and Donyell Kennedy-McCullough is Senior Director of Talent and Casting. Robyn Greene Arrington is Vice President of Original Programming and Production.
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[ENTERTAINMENT] SEASON TWO OF WILL PACKER’S PROVOCATIVE COMEDY“BIGGER”RETURNS THURSDAY, APRIL 22, EXCLUSIVELY ON BET+

3/18/2021

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TANISHA LONG, ANGELL CONWELL, RASHEDA CROCKETT, CHASE ANTHONY, AND TRISTEN WINGER
RETURN TO REPRISE THEIR ROLES

TORI SPELLING, JASMINE GUY, ANGELA KO, WARREN BURKE, EVA MARCILLE,
CHRISTOPHER “PLAY” MARTIN, AND MORE TO GUEST STAR
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BET+ announced the season two premiere of the hilarious and provocative fan-favorite, original comedy “Bigger,” executive produced by Will Packer and Will Packer Media, is set to return Thursday, April 22, 2021. The 30-minute, ten-episode series will be available exclusively on BET+, with all episodes available to stream at launch.

“Will Packer, Felischa Marye, and the ‘Bigger’ team are a powerful creative force and we are thrilled to continue this partnership,” said Executive Vice President and General Manager of BET +, Devin Griffin. “Season two brings even more of their incredible storytelling with this hilarious and lighthearted comedy. As always, providing a platform for Black storytelling and content is core to our business and this season of ‘Bigger’ continues to do just that.”

“I’m so proud of Felischa and her team. Season two is edgier, smarter, and funnier and yeah I’ll say it...BIGGER, than an already well-received first season,” said Will Packer. “Can’t wait for audiences to jump into it.”

Created by Felischa Marye, the story continues about the close-knit group of 30-somethings navigating love, friendships and career ambitions. Season two catches up three months after the big arrest. Is the gang still thriving or frontin’?

“I’m beyond excited for the ‘Bigger’ gang to return for season two. We have such a talented ensemble who has amassed some really passionate fans with their hilarious comedy in the show,” said Felischa Marye. “It’s my pleasure to bring such comedy back during a time when we can use a little laughter.”

Tanisha Long, Angell Conwell, Rasheda Crockett, Chase Anthony, and Tristen Winger return as series regulars, while Angela Ko, Bechir Sylvain, Alyssa Brooke, and Warren Burke return as recurring guest stars. The new season also features notable guest stars including Tori Spelling, Jasmine Guy, Christopher “Play” Martin, Eva Marcille, Devale Ellis, Toccara, Karlie Redd, Debbie Morgan, Curtis Washington, Charmin Lee, Alexa Rachelle Jennings, and more.

Produced by Will Packer Media, season two of “Bigger” is executive produced by Will Packer and Felischa Marye, who also serves as series showrunner. Devon Shepard, season one showrunner, serves as writer/consulting producer in the series’ sophomore season.

For more information about “Bigger” and BET+ visit the network’s official page at BET.com. Also, join the conversation with @BET and @BETPlus across all social platforms with #BiggerOnBET.
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[MUSIC] Singer-Songwriter & Actress BRAVE WILLIAMS Releases Stunning Visuals to "DON'T TELL ME NO"

3/10/2021

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Don't Tell Me No, is an unapologetic assertion of vulnerability. It gives you permission to not let your ego make decisions for your heart and a reason to say yes to love. "To me, my song Don't Tell Me No, has a timeless sound. It's Classic. I really wanted to channel that feeling in the video; so I decided to pay homage to an era that represents that to me, the jazz era," mentions Brave. "I wanted something simple, elegant, clean and classic. A beautiful black piano, a talented pianist (Johnnie "Smurf" Smith), and an old school mic," she adds.

The song was written by Brave Williams, Brittany Barber (John Legend, Ty Dolla), and Kristal Tytewriter Oliver (Diddy, Chrisette Michele) and produced by Ivan “Orthodox” Barias (Mary J Blige, Phony PPL, Chris Brown) and the classic visuals were directed by Zack David.

CONNECT WITH BRAVE WILLIAMS
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Instagram: @BmoreBrave
Twitter: @BmoreBrave
Facebook: /BmoreBrave
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[ENTERTAINMENT] TV ONE'S CRITICALLY-ACCLAIMED DOCU-SERIES’ UNSUNG AND UNCENSORED RETURN WITH MORRIS DAY AND TEDDY RILEY THIS SUNDAY, MARCH 21 AT 9 P.M. ET/8C

3/3/2021

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​New Episodes of UNSUNG Features Morris Day, Leela James,
Hezekiah Walker, Keith Washington, Mystikal, Syleena Johnson,Bobby V, Lyfe Jennings and The Jones Girls


New Episodes of UNCENSORED Features Teddy Riley,Mona Scott-Young, Donnie McClurkin. KEM, Remy Ma,
Marsha Ambrosius, Lisa Leslie and Jaleel White 


All-new episodes of TV One’s original, docu-series' UNSUNG and UNCENSORED return this Sunday, March 21. UNSUNG leads the back-to-back night of premieres with Morris Day at 9 p.m. ET/8c, immediately followed by UNCENSORED with Teddy Riley at 10 p.m. ET/9C. This season, fans are treated to a sneak-peek look at episodes with the new digital series, Unwind with Syleena Johnson. Each episode will be published on TVOne.TV and TV One’s social media platforms. Syleena will react to clips, share anecdotes, and provide cocktail recipes for viewers to unwind to as they watch both UNSUNG and UNCENSORED. She’ll end each episode reminding viewers of their chance to win a $250 Amazon gift card.
 
UNSUNG: MORRIS DAY
The new episodes will launch with a profile of one of the 80’s most electrifying performers, Morris Day. Day is known for being one of the most stylish and slickest personalities in funk and R&B. The episode highlighting Day’s meteoric rise features commentary from Snoop Dogg, Cedric the Entertainer and more as Day opens up about the highs and lows of being a music superstar. 
 
The six-time NAACP Image Award-winning series UNSUNG continues with equally unforgettable stories from a wide array of artists including Leela James, Hezekiah Walker, Keith Washington, Mystikal, Syleena Johnson, Bobby V, Lyfe Jennings, and The Jones Girls. UNSUNG, one of the network’s longest-running series’, highlights the careers and explores the personal lives of some of the most talented, versatile, and influential black vocal artists. 
 
UNSUNG is narrated by actor Gary Anthony Williams and is Executive Produced by Arthur Smith and Frank Sinton of A. Smith & Co. Productions. Mark Rowland also serves as Executive Producer. For TV One, Jason Ryan is Executive in Charge of Production; Donyell Kennedy-McCullough is Senior Director of Talent & Casting; and Robyn Arrington Greene is Head of Original Programming and Production.
 
UNCENSORED: TEDDY RILEY
The hit autobiographical series UNCENSORED explores the lives of your favorite personalities as they provide first-hand accounts of their success and the obstacles they faced throughout their careers. Season three kicks off with musical genius Teddy Riley.
 
As the creator of New Jack Swing, there is no question about music producer, songwriter, and singer Teddy Riley’s legacy. He solidified himself as a super producer by the age of 21, and went on to collaborate with the likes of Michael Jackson and Keith Sweat. In this episode of UNCENSORED, the singer gets candid about leaving Guy and Blackstreet to start a solo career, his brotherhood with Michael Jackson, and how the loss of a dear friend changed his perspective on life.
 
This season of UNCENSORED profiles  Mona Scott Young, Donnie McClurkin, Kem, Remy Ma, Marsha Ambrosius, Lisa Leslie and Jaleel White.
 
UNCENSORED is produced for TV One by Eric Tomosunas, Keith Neal, James Seppelfrick and Paul Hall (Executive Producers), Jay Allen (Co-Executive Producer), and Nikki Byles (Producer) of Swirl Films. For TV One, Jason Ryan is Executive in Charge of Production; Donyell Kennedy-McCullough is Senior Director of Talent & Casting; and Robyn Greene Arrington is Vice President of Original Programming and Production.
 
For more information on UNCENSORED and UNSUNG, visit TV One's Youtube Channel and check out exclusive, behind-the-scenes content on www.tvone.tv. Viewers can also join the conversation by connecting via social media on TV One's Twitter, Instagram and Facebook (@tvonetv) Be sure to follow UNCENSORED & UNSUNG on Facebook and Instagram (@Uncensored TVOne) using the hashtag #UncensoredTVOne and #UNSUNG.
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