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Dru Hammer announces the release of her debut memoir, “HAMMERED.” The upcoming title is a candid account of her deeply personal story of love, heartache, and faith. Hammer, who established The Hammered Heart Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing support and resources to those in need, is an unwavering advocate for helping hearts that have been hammered by life – and this book ties into her commitment.
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The Chosen app climbed to the #1 overall app in the Apple TV App Store and to the #2 free app in the mobile iOS App Store, as Season 4 Episode 1 was released on Sunday evening exclusively in the app via livestream and VOD.
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Nearly two months after her passing, the reason behind the death of Grammy-winning singer Mandisa was disclosed on Tuesday. Mandisa Lynn Hundley was discovered deceased in her home on April 18, triggering various speculations addressed by her father during the funeral, stating, “She did not harm herself.”
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Bernie McLean, a retired music executive who was instrumental in the careers of many gospel and urban acts, has passed away at the age of 80. Aside from working promotions with artists such as Queen Latifah and Big Daddy Kane, McLean was also a key factor in the success of the platinum-selling worship music ensemble Shekinah Glory Ministry, known for gospel radio hits such as “Praise Is What I Do,” “Yes,” and “Jesus.”
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Bounce TV original series “Mind Your Business” starring ensemble cast, Columbus Short (“Scandal,” “Stomp the Yard”), Drew Sidora (“The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” “That’s So Raven”), Rolonda Watts (“Rolonda”), and singer/radio host Bebe Winans is streaming now on Bounce TV, 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m.
The half-hour situation comedy tells the story of The Williams family, which is in the business of celebrating some of life’s most significant occasions with its event and party space in Chicago. However, when it comes to their family affairs, there is a bigger need for referees than DJs.
Like many small businesses, the once-prospering 30s-and-older lounge, Lucille’s, owned by Lucille Williams (Played by Watts) took a considerable pandemic hit, forcing her to close. Lucille’s baby brother, Henry (Winans), couldn’t stand by and let Lucille’s Place slip away, so he recruited his fraternal twins, Aaliyah (Sidora) and Alfonso (Short), to keep the business in the family.
A safe space for planning and hosting events was born with Aaliyah’s creative sensibilities and Alfonso’s business mind. Alfonso’s wife, Kimberly, and son, Alfonso Jr. (A.J.), join the event planning team. Even Aaliyah has one of their chosen family members, Mia, join the team; she is a jack of all trades – so she thinks. Although the new-and-improved “Lucille’s” brings everyone together, their affairs end up causing a mess bigger than a college frat party.
“Mind Your Business” also features Caryn Ward Ross (“Fame,” “Monogamy,” “Patterns of Attraction”), Brely Evans (“Ambitions,” “Being Mary Jane,” “The Man in 3B”), Bryce Xavier (“A Bennett Song Holiday,” “Stay Tuned: The Movie,” Total Eclipse”), and Chloe Elise Ellis (“Borrasca,” “Footprints,” “Three Stories Up”). “Mind Your Business” is produced by Harvest Studios and executive produced by Bentley Kyle Evans (“Martin,” “The Jamie Foxx Show.”)
The 10-episode first-season series will run throughout the summer, leading into the return of the hit Bounce series “Johnson,” which will start airing new episodes on Saturday, Aug. 3 at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT.
T.D. Jakes Enterprises, a social impact company led by Chairman T.D. Jakes and the brainchild behind the Good Soil Movement, is looking to make North Texas home to a confluence of ideas, events and business-related social hot-spots ahead of Juneteenth and Black Music Month by bringing the annual Good Soil Forum to the AT&T Performing Arts Center in Dallas on June 13-15, 2024.
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A 30-year-old mother from England has been handed a life sentence, with a minimum of 25 years behind bars, for the murder of her 3-year-old son. Her justification for weeks of abuse leading up to the child’s tragic death? Citing advice from the Bible.
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“The 29th Annual ICM Awards” took center stage tonight at the iconic Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville, TN. This prestigious event celebrated the best and brightest talents in Christian Country music, bringing together artists, musicians, and fans to honor exceptional achievements in the genre. The evening was a dazzling display of performances and accolades, highlighting the profound impact of inspirational country music on its audience.
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Pastor Jamal Bryant, who assumed leadership of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Lithonia, Georgia, over five years ago as a single, divorced father, revealed on Sunday a significant personal development: his engagement to Christian motivational speaker Karri Turner.
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New data from Barna Group, conducted in partnership with Gloo, the leading technology platform dedicated to connecting the faith ecosystem and releasing its collective might, uncovered key sentiment differences between pastors and the U.S. adult population about the topic of artificial intelligence, and more notably between pastors and Christians. The research focused on characterizations of AI, views of future use, and whether or not God can use AI.
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