BET Greenlights Season 3 Pick Up For Being Mary Jane BET is all about Being Mary Jane. Just two days after the Salim and Mara…
Season two of Being Mary Jane‘s premiere is right around the corner and BET is giving viewers a little peek at what to expect. The…
Season 2 of “Being Mary Jane” is just around the corner! While BET hasn’t announced a premiere date for the return of its hour-long…
Mara Brock Akil is dreaming up ways to blow viewers away season 2 of ” Being Mary Jane”! It was just a year ago that…
Michael Ealy believes that attitudes about sex and love have changed so much over the years that people now openly accept marital infidelity. In Think Like…
Last Wednesday, I had the honor of serving as moderator for “#Sistah21: An Exploration of the Complexities of the 21st Century Black Woman.” The event was held at We Work, a new collaborative work space in Chinatown, DC. The room was filled with beautifully diverse Black women as well as a few good men. Lottie […]
Gabrielle Union is speaking out about a traumatic incident she faced decades ago. The actress revealed on The View that she was raped at gunpoint at the age of 19. Read More
As the star of two young adult shows, Disney’s Good Luck Charlie and Nickelodeon’s Just Jordan, 21-year-old Raven Goodwin had to take a leap of…
The 45th Annual NAACP Image Awards are on the way and as usual, some of the biggest stars in the entertainment firmament will be honored. …
Majic’s very own April Watts has been invited to be moderator for a very important conversation exploring the the complexity of the 21st century black woman. Who is today’s black woman? Is there more to today’s black woman than what is depicted on “Scandal” and “Being Mary Jane”? Is the 21st century black […]
Gabrielle Union recently stopped by “The Arsenio Hall Show” where she opened up about her wedding plans and why she insists in signing a prenup with hubby-to-be, Dwyane Wade, before saying “I do.”
Comparing Gabrielle Union’s new BET show to the political thriller misses what’s remarkable about it: Its African-American protagonist is an every woman, relatable to women of any race. Read More
