This was CRAZY! Danity Kane reunites as 4 and gives us an amazing cover. Blessing us with their vocals at DKLA in 2013.
Danity Kane covers Wrecking Ball by Miley Cyrus.
Throwback to my Danity Kane babies prepping for their second album. Imagine, only their second album and they’re serving visuals like this. They’re literally on another level. Imagine them not being disbanded 😭
Jordan Aaron Hall plays, Amir, the first openly queer character in the ‘A Different World’ series.
He says, “It’s not pressure. It’s responsibility. I feel a responsibility to this character, to the community...”
📺: Netflix | September 24th
(via TODAY with Jenna & Sheinelle)
Disney Kids Youtube channel has debuted a new short inspired by "THE LITTLE MERMAID". The short named "Ursula's Voice Is Stolen" starts Disney's Halloween Season.
The short is done by the same team that did "Stitch & Angel's Perfect Summer Day".
#TheLittleMermaid
Britney Spears playing Skipper in the “Inside Barbie’s Dreamhouse” sketch on Saturday Night Live in 2002.
At just 20, Britney returned to SNL for her second time as a host and musical guest.
This was during the Britney era and weeks before Crossroads premiered.
September 20, 1999, Cita entered the chat before we even HAD chats. #CitasWorld was truly its own era on BET. The commentary, the attitude, the LOOKS?! Cita was one of one. AI couldn’t replicate this if it tried. 😂 If you grew up watching Cita, this throwback is for you. 📺🖤 #BET
Issa Rae has given a shoutout for ‘IF I GO WILL THEY MISS ME,’ starring Danielle Brooks & J. Alphonse Nicholson.
“I describe it as a Black family coming of age story, like if Crooklyn and Moonlight had a baby… go support it [this weekend] we don't get these movies often.”
DuckTales premiered 39 years ago today.
I loved that show. Not for the gold. For the idea that adventure meant going somewhere wild with people you love.
It was Indiana Jones for kids.
Nobody's making the movie, so I made the trailer. Sound on. 🦆
I didn't know Black identity was determined by skin tone.
The same folks that tell you, "My parents and grandparents told us NEVER to bring a Negro person home," then turn around and claim they're Black because they have dark skin, lived in the projects or apart of hip hop 😒
So the people your family told you not to bring home are suddenly the same people you've always been? 🤔
Skin tone does not determine ancestry, ethnicity, culture, or lineage. Being dark-skinned doesn't automatically make someone Black any more than being light-skinned automatically makes a Black person something else.
Delineation got y'all minds twisted