With just 45 days until the November 6, 2018 mid-term election in the U.S., Persaud is hoping Caribbean immigrants and Caribbean Americans who are eligible to vote show up to their voting centers.

The film about the cowboys of South Central LA will premiere during the Los Angeles Film Festival (LAFF).

“Nappily Ever After,” the new film based on the novel of the same name by Trisha R. Thomas, premieres on Netflix this weekend. The film stars Sanaa Lathan (“Love & Basketball,” “Alien vs. Predator”) as Violet Jones, a high-powered executive whose life begins to unravel when her perfectly managed existence doesn’t go according to plan. Eventually, Violet realizes that she needs to live life on her own terms, not what she thinks others want for her.

Hardwick and Good are fine in the lead roles. Under the steady guidance of writer/director Qasim Basir (NAACP Image Award nominated “Mooz-Lum”), the two leads give understated, but effective performances.

I just grew up with women. I grew up with my mom and my sister and my grandma, mostly. Two artists I signed [to my production company], Lila [Ike] and Sevana are women as well. It’s hard. It’s hard for women in the world.

Amandla Stenberg gives a nuanced and emotional performance as Leyna. She continues to grow with each role and shows that she is one of the most promising actors of her generation. If her work here is any indication, she should have a seamless transition to adult roles.

Peter Farrelly’s latest film, Green Book, which won the People’s Choice Award at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, will open the 29th New Orleans Film Festival.

A motivational speaker, Orman is a two-time Emmy award-winning television host, the author of nine consecutive New York Times bestselling books.

On Thursday, September 20th, media are invited to tour Cannabition, a cannabis museum located at Neonopolis in downtown Las Vegas.

Season Six of Bounce’s hit comedy premieres Monday, October 1st at 9/8c with new episodes premiering Monday nights this fall.