News Source: CR8All-new episodes of TV One’s original, docuseries' UNSUNG and UNCENSORED continue this Sunday, April 25. UNSUNG leads the night with Syleena Johnson at 9 p.m. ET/8C, immediately followed by UNCENSORED with Marsha Ambrosius at 10 p.m. ET/9C. Following UNCENSORED, fans are treated to a sneak-peek look at episodes with the new digital series, Unwind with Syleena Johnson. Each episode will be published on TVOne.TV and TV One’s social media platforms. Syleena will react to clips, share anecdotes, and provide cocktail recipes for viewers to unwind to as they watch both UNSUNG and UNCENSORED. She’ll end each episode reminding viewers of their chance to win a $250 Amazon gift card.  UNSUNG: Syleena Johnson Syleena Johnson is a singer and storyteller with a rich, sultry voice, who started young and is still going strong. Born directly into the world of music, Syleena tells her story of battling weight issues and toxic relationships to become the resurgent singer and powerful woman she is today. The seven-time NAACP Image Award-winning series UNSUNG continues the season with equally unforgettable stories from a wide array of artists including Bobby V, Lyfe Jennings, and The Jones Girls. UNSUNG, one of the network’s longest-running series’, highlights the careers and explores the personal lives of some of the most talented, versatile, and influential black vocal artists. UNCENSORED: Marsha Ambrosius The hit autobiographical series UNCENSORED explores the lives of your favorite personalities as they provide first-hand accounts of their success and the obstacles they faced throughout their careers. This week’s episode highlights R&B songstress Marsha Ambrosius. Marsha Ambrosius is a four time Grammy nominated singer and songwriter. She formed the group Floetry with a childhood friend, releasing hit records like “Say Yes” and “Floetic," before starting her solo career in 2011. This season of UNCENSORED profiles Lisa Leslie and Jaleel White. KEYWORDS syleena Johnson - Marsha Ambrosius - Floetry - grammy nominated - unsung syleena johnson - syleena johnson guess what - unsung episodes - jaleel white - lisa leslie - uncensored marsha ambrosius - naacp image awards - jones girls - bobby v - battling weigh issues - syleena johnson body - TV One Unsung - Jermaine Sain - When We Speak TV READERS OF THIS ARTICLE ALSO ENJOYED 4 Tips To Become A Stronger Woman: Explained by Syleena Johnson During her album release party, R&B singer, Syleena Johnson, utilizes lyrics from her song Woman, to explain how women can become stronger in America.  THE JOY OF BEING A MUSICIAN WITH GRAMMY NOMINATED GUITARIST, ROD HARRIS JR Grammy nominated guitarist, Rod Harris Jr shares with When We Speak TV the joy of being a musician.  JAZMINE SULLIVAN, DA BRAT, LE'ANDRIA JOHNSON, & AVERY SUNSHINE TO PERFORM AT URBAN ONE HONORS Urban One Honors will feature with talented, contemporary, female performers including Jazmine Sullivan, Da Brat, Le'Andria Johnson, Avery Sunshine, and the all-female house band Kim Burse and the KB Players.
News Source: OCAThe City of Atlanta - Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs (OCA) invites local metro Atlanta artists to submit proposals for two new public art installations supported by the office's Public Art Program.  Temporary Art Program - Hardy Ivy Park RF Sculptors interested in participating can submit pre-existing, three-dimensional (3D) sculptures for consideration in our Temporary Art Program. The selected artwork will reside in Hardy Ivy Park, a location in downtown Atlanta, for up to two years and contribute to downtown Atlanta's cultural amenities. The selected artist will be awarded an honorarium not to exceed $3,000 paid over the two-year period while retaining ownership of the artwork. An art selection committee will assist the Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs' Public Art Program in the selection process. The deadline to submit a sculpture proposal is Friday, April 30, 2021, at 5 PM EDT. Submission Requirements For consideration, submit the following:
KEYWORDS Atlanta Artists - Arts Festival - downtown atlanta - arts in atlanta - atlanta artists painters - sculptors - atlanta art museum - black art - atlanta black art - atlanta street art - metro atlanta public art - atlanta made- Jermaine Sain - When We Speak TV READERS OF THIS ARTICLE ALSO ENJOYED RAPPERS G HERBO & COCA VANGO SUPPORT RISING CLOTHING DESIGNER "X" IN NEW CLOTHING LINE "LABEL X" Jamar Latin, also known as X, is a 19-year-old clothing designer and entrepreneur. He has recently launched a luxury clothing line titled, "Label X".  ATL's Most Inspiring Stories: Meet Jermaine Sain Huge thanks to VoyageATL for featuring Jermaine Sain and When We Speak TV!!!! Thank you so much for the love and support!!!!  Watch Bronner Bros. on Netflix! Soho Karen: Parents Of Teen Falsely Accused Of Stealing Phone Respond To ‘Anxiety’ Defense1/12/2021  Many of you may have seen the viral video of the "Soho Karen" as she's being called, after she was seen in the lobby of the hotel physically attacking and screaming at a teen. It was later determined that she, Miya Ponsetto, left her phone in an Uber she had taken earlier that day. After finding out more about the teen, it was disturbing for When We Speak TV, to realize that this is the son of our dear friend, musician Kat Rodriguez, and jazz trumpeter, Keyon Harrold. After nearly two weeks of backlash, Ponsetto issued an apology on Jan. 6 through her attorney Sharen Ghatan for accusing Harrold Jr. of stealing her phone. Ghatan told the New York Daily News, “It’s horrible, what happened. She certainly should not have done that. She has some things she has to work through with herself, control issues, anger management issues. Of course, she knows that.” Keyon Harrold Sr. and Kat Rodriguez do not believe the claims that Ponsetto has any remorse over the attack on their son or in her desire to issue a public apology. They have issued the following statement: “This is not about an apology from someone who until a few days ago was claiming she did nothing wrong, and in fact alleged Keyon Harrold Sr. had assaulted her. Someone who targeted a 14-year-old Black child because of the color of his skin. What it is about is significant, societal change. It’s about a system that condones and emboldens racial profiling and considers Black people guilty until proven innocent. A system that exists and thrives because of institutions like the Arlo Hotel who enables the disturbing behavior of people like Miya Ponsetto, and instead of stopping the racist attack on our son, threw gasoline on the fire." Read More: SOHO 'KAREN' |
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