Omarion will star and serve as series co-creator and executive producer in ALLBLK's “Involved”

April 14, 2023 Category: Go With The-Flo Posted by: Philadelphia Sun Staff

ABOVE PHOTO: Omarion (Photo: Shutterstock.com)

By Flo Anthony

According to various reports, Prince Harry is going to attend the coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla on May 6, but the Duke of Sussex will be crossing the pond solo. His wife Meghan Markle and their children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet will not go to the United Kingdom for their granddad’s coronation. On April 12, Buckingham Palace confirmed that the Duchess of Sussex will stay in California with their daughter and son. The coronation falls on the same day as Prince Archie’s 4th birthday. Sources say Prince Harry wanted to be at the celebration in support of his father.

Popular AMC Networks streaming service, ALLBLK, announced the commission of “Involved”, a new, scripted comedy/ drama from Omarion. Loosely based on the crooner/actor’s life, Omarion will star and serve as series co-creator and executive producer alongside Tommy Morgan Jr., Kevin G. Boyd, Deji LaRay and Michelle Le Fleur. A national casting call will be held for a leading role as part of ALLBLK and the American Black Film Festival’s ‘Shoot Your Shot’ which will take place during the June 2023 festival in Miami Beach. “House of Payne” actor Lance Gross will serve as the celebrity reader for the casting call.

Tickets are on-sale for the Atlantic City Boxing Hall of Fame (ACBHOF) 7th Annual Awards & Induction Weekend to be held Friday, September 29th through Sunday, October 1st, 2023 at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City. The festivities include the “Opening Bell” VIP cocktail reception, fight fan experience and boxing exhibits and the exquisite induction ceremony.

According to the Real Deal, Rihanna rented out a $7.3 million 6,400-square foot home in Paradise Valley, Arizona, when the pregnant billionaire songstress performed at the Super Bowl this past February. She offered to pay $500,000 for the week to stay in the mansion. Spyro Malaspinos, who owns the property, told the Wall Street Journal, “The last thing I am is a real estate baron. But my pride’s not that big. I don’t mind moving out for $500,000 a week.”