WGN’s breakout hit mini series Underground leaves us hanging from the edge of our seats every Wednesday night at 10pm. The series stars Aldis Hodge who plays the character Noah. Did you know that on the series pilot of The Game Hodge was cast as the character Derwin Davis? Hodge was later replaced by actor Pooch Hall and later went on the gain success on the TV show Leverage where he played Alec Hardison.
Earlier this week actress Cree Summer posted pics of her and her fellow “A Different World” cast mates on social media. A Different World was a groundbreaking sitcom that showcased life at a predominantly black university. The show was broadcast from 1987-1993. Who’s here for an “A Different World” reunion show?
Most of us can’t stand to mention the name of our exes, let alone have to work with them. Actors Omar Gooding and Angell Conwell were an item for 4 years before calling it quits.
Today both Gooding and Conwell have been starring as husband and wife in the hit Bounce TV show “Family Time” since 2012.
It seems that the both of them have been handling the situation very well. Check your local listings for Bounce TV station and “Family Time” airing on Tuesday nights.
Malika Haqq, longtime of the Kardashian Family is finally branching in her own. Haqq, whom has had small movie and tv roles in the past, has been cast on the runaway hit Hollywood Divas for its second season.
Hollywood Divas costar Paula Jai Parker described Haqq as a ” breath of fresh air” and producer Karlos King says that the upcoming season is going to be very memorable.
Wonder if any of the Kardashian Krew will appear on the show
This could be Makika Haqq’s only chance of coming out the shadows of the Kardasian Krew
Whose going to watch!
Comedian La La Sizahands recently revealed on her snapchat (lalasizahands89) that reality tv star Dr. Heavenly Kimes exhibited some “not so starlet” behavior.
Apparently, Kimes asked LaLa to appear on her reality show. During filming, Kimes repeatedly asked LaLa to publicly endorse her on social media. At one point, LaLa posted a pic of her and Kimes at her dental office, then later removed it. She went on to say that she felt that Kimes shouldn’t have asked for endorsement without paying a fee. Kimes felt that because she was giving LaLa free dental work, she shouldn’t have to pay.
First of all, who is Peter Midani? Earlier this week, he popped up on Joh’Vonnie Jackson’s social media page with a rambling message about someone named JaVonnie Parks that was supposedly pretending to be Joh’Vonnie Jackson online. Midani himself was accused of impersonating Michael Jackson online since 2004 until after his death. Midani has many alias’ including Bobby Anderson and it is alleged that his true identity is Peter Madonia who happens to be COO of the Rockefeller Foundation.
Here are some more confusing facts about the “Peter Midani” mystery
A Few Questions
This plot is getting weirder and weirder.
Watch this 53 second clip and pick your jaw up after you are finished. Coincidence? Something seems fishy.
Weird but True Laws
Massachusetts: At a wake, mourners may eat no more than three sandwiches.
Beech Grove, IN: It is forbidden to eat watermelon in the park.
Riverside, CA: One may not carry a lunch down the street between 11 and 1 o’clock.
Maryland: It’s against the law to eat while swimming in the ocean.
Marion, OH: It’s a violation to eat a donut while walking backwards.
Carmel, NY: It’s illegal to eat ice cream while standing on the sidewalk.
Rosemead, CA: Eating ice cream in public with a fork is prohibited.
California: It is illegal to eat an orange in your bath tub.
Boston: It is illegal to eat peanuts in church.
If you’ve broken any of these laws…don’t worry, they are not enforced…or are they?
It is important for every race of humans to know their history. Due to slavery in America, African-Americans were not considered human enough to be properly included in the census or have any form of archives.
In these photos, you will see rare pictures of actual African- American slaves. Notice the males and their body language. Some of this body language is still mimicked by todays African American men. Notice their facial expressions, you can see the despair, the attitude, the disdain for their establishment. In their eyes, you can see their tired souls.
These photos are a rare glimpse into our past.
