TV One has released its 2024 slate of programming, featuring shows headlined by Tamar and Evelyn Braxton, the Reverend Al Sharpton and Doug E. Fresh. The mothers of Shaquille O'Neal and Stephen Curry will also be hosting a show next year.
Spending more than two decades in the rap game, Weezy has seen the game go from artists begging record executives to release their material to artists simply putting a song online and watching it go viral overnight without the help of anyone in an office.
Grammy Award-winning producer and reality show personality Stevie J is next up to tell his story on TV One's hit series "Uncensored". He sat down for an interview with Hip-Hop Wired to talk about his experience and what keeps him motivated throughout everything.
TV One's "Unsung" series returns on Sunday, March 6th with a look at the captivating R&B group Soul For Real, who made a mark for themselves on Uptown Records with the backing of Heavy D. and Andre Harrell. The episode looks back on their ascent to fame, and how they've navigated life and are creating new music as a group after their hiatus.
R&B singer and songwriter Keyshia Cole is the subject of the season premiere of TV One's "Uncensored". The show, which will air on Sunday, March 6th, will feature Cole talking at length about her career and family situations and the peace she's at now.
With the release of the rapper's first posthumous album in Exodus, fans on social media are saluting the bars from Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, and the core collective of Griselda.
On March 16, TV One's Uncensored featured what is now the last formal interview of late, great rapper Earl "DMX" Simmons. TV One is owned by Urban One, whose founder Cathy Hughes is who pushed the button on making the episode come to the television as soon as possible in the wake of Dark Man X's untimely passin
DMX's final interview will air on TV One's Uncensored on May 16 at 8pm. Will you be tuning in? We know we will.Â
Rapper DMX's final interview before he died is set to air on TVOne on the network's popular "Uncensored" series.
The rapper and television star has long turned her life around but clearly remembers the time.
For your MLK Day viewing pleasure, TV One is sharing educational and entertaining content centered around an icon of the Civil Rights movement.