Tanya talks to Terrell Lamont, One of the owners of GritHouse Films. Terrell got his start in film as a music video director. His style is usually described as gritty and raw and has been developed from years of working in the indie film world. In 2013 he created the series Anomaly and is the writer/director of the feature film Hush Money.
Hillary Clinton talks about her book What Happened and a lot more in a half and hour interview with April Ryan.
Chris Matthews talks Bobby Kennedy with his new book and ponders if there will ever be another like RFK.
Ray Fisher is an American stage actor, best known for his role in the comedy The Good, the Bad and the Confused. Fisher will portray the superhero Victor Stone/Cyborg in the upcoming film Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and is expected to reprise his role in Justice League films in his own solo Cyborg film in 2020.
Justice League opens in theaters Friday, November 17.
My guest today is one of the greatest stage, television, and film actors of our time and perhaps of all time. Joe Morton became a household name after his performance in John Sayles’ 1984 film The Brother from Another Planet.
Since then he has gone on to win several accolades playing numerous roles including his Emmy Award winning turn as Eli Pope in the TV series Scandal. This time around he is reprising his role in the mega franchise movie, Justice League, as Silas Stone, the father of Victor Stone/Cyborg.
Joe is here to talk about the rise in Black super heroes on the big screen as well as his latest passion, Turn Me Loose, his two-man stage play about the life of comedian Dick Gregory.
White House Correspondent April Ryan talks with Donna Brazile about her new book “Hacks” that she says, tells her story and does not burn down the house as some assert.
The Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences are set to present an Honorary OSCAR to writer-director Charles Burnett, at the Governors Awards on November 11th in Hollywood. Charles Burnett, is a legendary figure in the indie film community., he dramatized African-American life in his first feature, 1977’s Killer of Sheep, and has gone on to make both dramatic films and documentaries like America Becoming and Nat Turner: A Troublesome Property. He joins me to talk about receiving the Oscar as well as his storied career.
Sexual harassment discussion with actors Kathy Najimy and Marisa Tomei at Women Media Awards in N.Y.C & Republican Anita McBride discusses the challanges of this president
Angela White, producer of the new movie “A Question Of Faith” joins me today to talk about why faith-based movies are on the rise and making big profits. That’s today on Hollywood Live Extra!
Controversies are swirling around the death of Sergeant La David Johnson and the presidential conversation between Johnson’s widow and the Commander in Chief. Members of the Congressional Black Caucus are fighting back, asking for apologies.
A Madea Halloween Boo 2 hits the theater this week and the gang is back for this hilarious sequel. Madea, Bam and Hattie venture to a haunted campground and the group must literally run for their lives when monsters, goblins and the bogeyman are unleashed. Joining us today is the inimitable Cassie Davis, AKA Aunt Bam. Who also shares some good news about her own personal life.
Bishop T.D. Jakes talks new book, entrepreneurship, Black America and this president.
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