​Actor, Jemima Rooper, Speaks with Jermaine Sain of When We Speak TV...
...about her role in Lifetime's new series, "Flowers In The Attic: The Origin'
The four-part limited prequel series airs starting July 9 at 8/7c.

​Lifetime, the exclusive home of movies inspired by books from best-selling author V.C. Andrews, announces the premiere dates for the prequel limited series Flowers in the Attic: The Origin. The limited series airs consecutively over four weeks, starting at 8/7c on Saturday, July 9 and concluding on July 30. 

​The world premiere of the miniseries will take place as the finale event of the ATX TV Festival in Austin, Texas on June 5. The premium series stars Jemima Rooper (Gold Digger) as Olivia Winfield Foxworth and Max Irons (Condor) as Malcolm Foxworth, parents to Corinne Foxworth and grandparents to Cathy and Chris Dollanganger. The star-studded cast for the four-part series event also includes Tony® Award winner, three-time Golden Globe winner and five-time Primetime Emmy Award winner Kelsey Grammer (Frasier), four-time Golden Globe nominee and Primetime Emmy nominee Harry Hamlin (Mad Men), People’s Choice Award nominee Paul Wesley (The Vampire Diaries), Golden Globe and Primetime Emmy Award nominated and Critics’ Choice Television Award winner Kate Mulgrew (Orange is the New Black), Critics’ Choice nominee Alana Boden (I Am Elizabeth Smart), Hannah Dodd (Harlots), T’Shan Williams (The Color Purple), Callum Kerr (Four Weddings and a Funeral), Luke Fetherston (Pandora) and Buck Braithwaite.

Hey ya'll ...we have a great update for you!!!!
As you know, When We Speak TV is a proud sponsor of Jazz In The Alley, a free jazz concert series highlighting jazz artists.

Recently, the creator and event director of Jazz In The Alley, Ziggy Warfield, did her first podcast!!!
She was a guest on Run The Jewelz Podcast.  

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Black Music Honors celebrates legendary artists and institutions making a significant impact in African American Music.

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On July 17th, the city of Norcross, GA, will have violin and guitar duo, Unknown Lyric on the 2022 Jazz In The Alley Stage!!!! 
Unknown Lyric, invites YOU out to the 2022 Jazz In The Alley concert series in Norcross, Georgia.

Performing on
*July 16th- Dexter Tolson and Unknown Lyric
*August 13th - Michael Cruse and Cleveland P. Jones
*September 17th- FunkyardX
Held in historic Norcross, Georgia, (Betty Mauldin Park), Jazz In the Alley has an upward attendance of 1,000. did we mention that it's FREE? That's RIGHT! Thanks to generous sponsors like the City of Norcross, Peachtree Awnings, Miktu Naturals, Krush By Jai, Elite Behavioral Medicine, and When We Speak TV, so bring your entire family.

​All concerts begin at 7:30PM. For more information and updates, follow Jazz In The Alley and When We Speak TV on all social media platforms.

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​At a time when jazz music could truly use a boost in listenership, singer Tony Hightower is on a mission to be the bridge to help a younger generation of appreciators crossover. 

On July 17th, the city of Norcross, GA, will have Dexter Tolson on the Jazz In The Alley Stage!!!! 
Saxophonist, Dexter Tolson, invites YOU out to the 2022 Jazz In The Alley concert series in Norcross, Georgia.

​The Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame, honors iconic individuals and organizations that have impacted Black Culture and community.

2022 Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame inductees included Nas, Donnie McClurkin, Prince, Bob Marley, Cathy Hughes, RUN DMC, Angela Bassett, Tamala Mann, The Clark Sisters, Charlie Wilson, Duke Ellington, Steve Harvey, Bishop TD Jakes, Lauryn Hill, Patti Labelle, and Kenny Gamble & Leon Huff.

When We Speak TV would like to thank the founders of the Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame for their dedicated service to preserving the legacy and future of black music and entertainment.

At a time when Jazz music could truly use a boost in listenership, singer Tony Hightower is on a mission to be the bridge to help a younger generation of appreciators crossover. With his sophomore album LEGACY entering the marketplace, all-around singer/entertainer Hightower – a protégé of the late Freddy Cole - is leveraging his R&B and Hip-Hop roots to entice more young people to dig jazz.

​Tony Hightower is soldiering in his career in the wake of having just lost his mother and grandmother to colon cancer. Their departures have impacted upon him to not only be more mindful with his own health but to encourage others as well. 

WEBSITE:  thetonyhightower.com
FACEBOOK: Tony Hightower
INSTAGRAM: @thetonyhightower
TWITTER: @tony_hightower
YOUTUBE: Tony Hightower

(Listen to Legacy recording) 
 Can't Hide Love
The Doll
Gee Baby
Rendezvous
All to the Good
Plain Jane
Need You
The Gift 
Love & Happiness
Here's To Life

Are you ready for an update on a When We Speak TV guest?   
Better yet, how about two When We Speak TV guests?

There is a new BET+ original movie that involves two When We Speak TV guests.....they are Jermel Howard and Blue Kimble and the new movie is Bid For Love.
In the movie, Blue Kimble plays the character Memphis and Jermel Horward plays Detective Carter.

The cast of Bid For Love includes Dawn Halfkenny, Blue Kimble, Adrian Lockett, Tami Roman, Nikki Dixon, Jermel Howard, Ptosha Storey, Jayda Cheaves, and more. 

The movie directed by Arthur Muhammad.
​Written by Erick S Gray and N’Tyse.

​The 7th Annual Black Music Honors' highly-anticipated celebration of trailblazing music legends with exciting performances and must-watch moments is airing nationally on Bounce TV Saturday, June 25 at 7:00 PM during Black Music Month. The television special is energetically infused with the comedic and fashionable synergy of electrifying co-hosts Two-Time GRAMMY Winner LeToya Luckett and Comedian DeRay Davis.

The 2022 Black Music Honors honorees displayed the excellence of Black music culture as they were commemorated by knockout performances that took them on a nostalgic journey down memory lane with anthems that shook the airwaves and raised them to stardom. The long-awaited reunions of Kid N’ Play and Dru Hill manifested on the Black Music Honors Stage. The legendary groups didn’t miss a beat and had the crowd partying like it was the 1990’s.

​Other music icons honored were Dynamic Gospel Duo Mary Mary who invited fans to worship and turn up at the same time; GRAMMY Winning Singer-Songwriter Keri Hilson for her pop sensibility and swag as a songwriter; and Five-Time GRAMMY Nominee Tevin Campbell who was honored with the R&B Icon Award. For their nearly six-decade career, The Whispers took home the Legends Award and Soulful Singer Jerry Butler was recognized with the Lifetime Achievement Award for his secular harmonies as the lead singer of the 1960’s group The Impressions.

​Honoree performances kicked off with powerhouse vocalists Tasha Page-Lockhart and Crystal Aikin who delivered a shoe-throwing worthy rendition of Mary Mary’s “Yesterday” followed by an energetic, crowd-rocking performance of “Shackles'' from sister starlets Ahjah and Rhea Walls. Songster Eric Roberson serenaded Jerry Butler’s “For Your Precious Love” with a smooth, doo-wap ensemble while music artists Jade Novah, Zonnique and Dondria Nicole turned up the heat with edgy performances of Keri Hilson’s “Pretty Girl Rock,” “Knock You Down,” and “Turnin Me On.”

​Crooners Eric Bellinger and Avery Wilson lended their smooth, buttery vocals to honor music veteran Tevin Campbell by performing “I’m Ready” and the viral hit “Can We Talk.” Teen Prodigy Keedron Bryant also honored Campbell with his own rendition. Other performers who graced the stage with Twitter-worthy performances include Carl Thomas, Kevin Ross, Amber Riley, Sheléa and more who delivered unforgettable performances.