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The Queen, also known by her “gubment” name, Dana Owens, for most of her career has been suspected of being a lesbian. She’s been dodging the inquiries into her personal life, but there has been photos to say what she wouldn’t.

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Last week was rather bittersweet for actor Andre Braugher. Just days after he earned a second Emmy nomination for his role in TNT’s “Men of a Certain Age,” the network cancelled the critically-acclaimed drama due to low ratings.

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If you grew up watching That’s So Raven or re-runs of The Cosby Show, get ready for a whole new Raven-Symoné! In ABC Family’s new original series State of Georgia, Raven proves she can make it in the big leagues, and she isn’t afraid to get a little risky.

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One of the most prestigious festivals honoring black cinema returned to Miami Beach last weekend to promote cultural diversity and recognize the contributions of black directors, writers and actors to the film industry.

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Martin Luther King III and Ambassador Andrew Young announced today that Bounce TV (http://bouncetv.com), the first-ever over-the-air broadcast television network for African-American audiences, will debut on Monday, September 26 at 12:00 Noon Eastern Time.

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Soon you’ll be able to enjoy the Hippest Trip in America at the nation’s Premiere Historical Museum. Artifacts from Soul Train, a show that brought the best of black music and culture into the nation’s homes on Saturdays for 37 years, will soon be making their way to the historical national museum.

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Jamie Foxx’s next project will be showing all of us wha happens when you combine “slave picture” and “Quentin Tarantino.”

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If September is what first comes to mind when considering new television shows, there are some 82 reasons to think again. That’s the number of new programs that have or will premiere on cable networks post…

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Michael Clarke Duncan is a survivor who went from homeless to bodyguard to aspiring actor to a Hollywood star with an Oscar-nomination on his resume’.

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The August Wilson Center has announced that they will be preparing for it’s new season that will have a lineup of artists focused on the Arts from it’s three companies: the August Wilson Center Dance Ensemble, the recently formed August Wilson Theatre Ensemble and the Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra.

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