Master P is finally getting his credit thanks to a film based on his life called King of the South. In a press release, it was announced that the film will begin production in New Orleans this summer. Master P, born Percy Miller, is known for being a groundbreaking business man and rapper. His hip-hop label, […]
It’s always incredibly sad to watch the aftermath of a natural disaster and how it drastically affects the lives of those in its wake. That is exactly what is happening now, as numerous reports and images are coming out of the recent floods in Louisiana. The floods have been extremely severe and actor Wendell Pierce […]
Pierce did tell the police that he followed the group to their hotel room, but was grabbed by the accuser and two friends who attempted to "pull him in as he was trying to get away."
'The Wire' actor was arrested after a hotel fight.
After causing a stir for attempting to auction off the firearm used to kill Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman is still determined to sell the gun. According to reports, Zimmerman will repost the gun on an auction site for the third time. When he first put the firearm on the auction block, he priced the gun […]
Last week, HBO hosted the New York premiere of their highly anticipated film 'Confirmation,' starring Kerry Washington, Wendell Pierce, and Greg Kinnear.
Wendell Pierce's private venture to build an apartment complex will hire residents to serve on the construction team and promote local artists.
Roland Martin and NewsOne Now bring you highlights from this year's Justice Ball from the historic Apollo Theater in Harlem, NY.
12/29/14- April Ryan talks with Wendell Pierce about his new film Selma and his portrayal of Reverend Hosea Williams in the film. Plus, Pierce…
Actor Wendell Pierce is best known for his work as Detective Bunk Moreland on “The Wire” but after “Four” that could change. The versatile actor…
White Correspondent April Ryan talks with actor and humanitarian Wendell Pierce about his new “fresh and wholesome” grocery store named Sterling Farms.
