Trevor Jackson talks Grown-ish, music and his love for surfing.

On his time on Broadway, Diarra in Detroit, and Gaining his Mother’s acceptance.

Harper Watters talks ballet, what Pride means to him and his viral TikTok videos.

Actor Adrian Holmes on Bel-Air, Black History and his love for horseback riding.

Jimmy Akingbola on Bel-Air, The Tower, Sorry, I Didn't Know and his acting career journey.

“I find being able to witness all of that, to be immersed in it [New York City], is one of the most romantic experiences.”

“The biggest issue with cancel culture is that we've lost the nuance of people who honestly don't know something, making a mistake.”

“I get to go to ESPN and I get to do Sports Center every day. There are days where it's busier than others. But work nah, man, this is fun!”

“I feel like there's so much beautiful, cool stuff happening. And if I'm a part of it, that's a huge compliment.”

“To all the young brown kids who don't feel seen, I see you, I hear you. You take up space. You are enough as you are.”

“Stay true to your culture and stay true to your family. Stay true to yourself

“What's beautiful is now I and others who are part of my community have the opportunity. We can step into places, be respected for what we do, and now teach others what we do.”

Carl Anthony Payne II talks Martin Reunion, Tyler Perry’s Young Dylan and attending and HBCU.

Miles Gutierrez Riley talks his debut role in The Wilds on Amazon Prime

Coming to the stage, Ian Lara

Actor Isha Blaaker give us the inside scoop on work on A Madea’s Homecoming

Nick Creegan talk playing the Joker on Batwoman, joining the Law & Ordaer franchise and mental health!

Pro-football play turned actor Isaac Keys talks Power Book IV: Force, his time at Morehouse college and the challenges he faced playing the role of Diamond.

“He's an iconic character, he has iconic scenes and the dialogue that comes out of him speaks volumes throughout the series.”

Actor Trinity Whiteside on playing Preston on Tyler Perry’s Sistas, his unique experience as a racially ambiguous black man in America and manifesting his Marvel character debut.

“Playing Dru is a responsibility I have that I don't take lightly.”

“It seems fitting that a city kid like me, that's beaten the pavement, working at this for years, now gets to work on projects recognized by people who are from the same walk of life as me.”

“Reading the script and especially falling in love with the character Nick, a man of my own heart, he's super sweet, he's kind, he's the representation I wanted as a kid.”

Scott Evans talks chasing his dreams in front of the camera.

Marlon Wayans talks drama roles in film, stand-up comedy making him poise and wanting to be one of the top male entertainers in the next 5 years.

We talked with actor Siddiq Saunderson about Season 2 of Wu-Tang: An American Saga, his support system and theatre training lessons.

American Ballet Theatre Soloist, Gabe Stone Shayer shares what he’s gained as an artist during the pandemic and changes he’d like to see in ballet.

Don’t forget the gravy.

And she’s just getting started.

TOBi talks his new album PANIC,

We caught up with Tone Stith as he gears up for his new EP release this Summer.

“…but the common point that everybody has is we all fuck with Moxie. You're going find something you rock with, and you'll hear some shit you would have never heard before.”

Hitmaka on the Chicago music scene, his BET Hip Hop Award for Producer of the Year, and consistency.

“The Blue Hour isn't an album I wanted to write, but life happened, and I had to write about it.”

“I think I'm in a peer group with amazing rappers that respect me and know my caliber.”

“I'm getting more comfortable with this music and not afraid to try new sounds”

“I had to get back to my personal relationship with music, and if I feel good about it when I leave that booth, then it's good.”

“I had to have tough skin, and it all stemmed from 08105,”

UK r&b singer Samm Henshaw talks musical influences and his debut album, Untidy Soul.