Entertainment

Mitch Winehouse. The cab driver and jazz singer, who helped foster his daughter’s love of music, ended his eulogy with the words “Goodnight, my angel, sleep tight. Mummy and Daddy love you ever so much.”

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On Wednesday August 3, acclaimed poet Ursula Rucker along with guitarist Tim Motzer kick off the opening week of Street Movies! Presented by PNC Arts Alive at Fotterall Square at 11th & York W. Sts. in Philadelphia with a half hour set performance beginning at 7:45PM.

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BET has responded to reports by Media Take Out and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that “The Mo’Nique Show” has been cancelled. The network is choosing to go with another term for the sudden move: “production hiatus.”

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Mathew Knowles insists he still has an amicable relationship with his daughter Beyonce, even though she dumped him as her manager two months ago, but is alleging that people close to her have tried to destroy his reputation with allegations that he stole from her.

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Ziggy Marley is proudly carrying on his father’s musical legacy, but he wants to remind reggae lovers of their differences. In a new album, the 42-year-old eldest son of Bob Marley reflects on lessons learned from his dad, who died at age 36 after contracting cancer.

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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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