Singer, actress, activist, icon Dionne Warwick joins Tanya Hart. View this post on Instagram The one, the only multi-grammy award winner, Ms. Dionne Warwick will
Doc Rivers is out as LA Clippers head coach following an early exit in the NBA playoffs. Rivers had coached the Clips since 2013 and
Jay King, President & CEO of the California Black Chamber of Commerce talks to Tanya about stopping the free-fall in Black wealth and working on
Tiffany D. Jackson is now a New York Times bestselling author with her latest book, Grown. The acclaimed YA (Young Adult) author is a favorite
It was Regina King winning her fourth Emmy on Sunday who perhaps summed up the proceedings succinctly and accurately; “This is freaking weird!” Executive producer
This Sunday, the Emmys go virtual with a record number of Black actors receiving nods; 34.3% of the 102 acting nominations, a significant jump from
Like most films this year, Antebellum, a thriller about the horrifying memories of slavery, was scheduled to open in theaters. Now, it will open on-demand
The future of Jazz music is in the hands of many and this episode includes a roundtable of stellar musicians. This inter-generational conversation features legendary
John Ridley IV, who won an Academy Award for 12 Years a Slave, will write a four-part Batman comic series slated to drop in January.
AURN’s Tanya Hart narrates a short documentary produced by Al Merk and features an unexpected story from a former KKK member.
Tanya Hart speaks with Byron Garner about Black Lives Matter and the US military.
Tamar Braxton is recovering in a hospital after being discovered unresponsive in her Ritz-Carlton room. Sources say she may have tried to take her own
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