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Get an inside look at Spike Lee’s new thriller “Highest 2 Lowest” starring Denzel Washington, Jeffrey Wright, A$AP Rocky and lfenesh Hadera.
Get an inside look at Spike Lee’s new thriller “Highest 2 Lowest” starring Denzel Washington, Jeffrey Wright, A$AP Rocky and lfenesh Hadera.
Find out how Eva Longoria made a chance investment 10 years ago that made her millions of dollars off a movie she didn’t even star in. This ‘Financial Glow-Up’ is too good not read!
In “G20,” Viola Davis isn’t running a courtroom or commanding a boardroom. Nope. She’s running the free world—and dragging terrorists while she’s at it! Here’s a review of the new Prime Video series by Cheryl Grant.
Glow Girls, do your kids live Minecraft? Do you love Jason mamoa 😉 Well, in the latest episode of my podcast, In this episode of the podcast, “More to the Story…”
Get all the details on the fascinating journey of how a simple YouTube show filmed in Phoenix became Netflix’s newest dating show sensation. Plus, get a preview of the new John Wick film, “Ballerina.”
This week there’s deception and betrayal on the path to justice as we cover Tyler Perry’s new movie, “Duplicity,” starring Kat Graham on “More to the Story with Markette Sheppard,” an entertainment podcast available on the Glow Stream TV network.
Whether you love reading about the behind-the-scenes drama of people you know, or hearing laugh-out-loud personal stories from your favorite comics our list of celeb memoirs is a must-read!
It’s Women’s History Month! In a new episode of the podcast, “More to the Story with Markette Sheppard” hear from the women filmmakers behind the Emmy award-winning documentary, “Hollywood’s Architect: The Paul R. Williams Story.”
‘Real Housewives of Potomac’ star Karen Huger, 61, will spend 12 months behind bars for drinking and driving. Read more for details and get our top three books for women looking to get sober.
A groundbreaking casting decision puts Wicked’s Cynthia Erivo in the spotlight as Andrew Lloyd Webber & Tim Rice’s L.A. production of Jesus Christ Superstar puts a Black bisexual woman at the gates of Heaven. Listen to this week’s podcast, “More to the Story with Markette Sheppard” for more details.
