Tank, whose music is easily recognizable for its vivid storytelling and sensual sounds, rose to the top of the charts with his song, “Maybe I Deserve” in 2001.

Set in Memphis in the segregated 1950s, “Memphis the Musical” tells the story of Felicia (played by Felicia Boswell), a talented African-American singer who performs in a local nightclub and has hopes of scoring a recording contract and becoming a star. 

Tenor Lawrence Brownlee is one of the most consistently sought-after artists on the international scene. He is lauded continually for the beauty of his voice, his seemingly effortless technical agility, and his dynamic and engaging dramatic skills.

The crowd didn’t hesitate to get to their feet when Doss and her talented vocalists took the floor. "Cleveland can be a tough crowd. Many artists in the industry outside of Cleveland say the same thing. We will show you love, but you have to work for it!"

TV One will premiere a new eight-episode, emotion-filled documentary series on couples and their families entitled “Love Addiction.”

The “Race” exhibit explores similarities and differences among people. Interactive features, historical artifacts, iconic objects, photographs, multimedia presentations and graphics displays depict the various aspects of race. West will speak about race from a historical, cultural and biological perspective.



Fresh off the heels of the famed Shaq Comedy Tour with fellow comedians Deray Davis, DL Hughley and Tommy Davidson, the seemingly mild mannered Gary Owen is definitely riding a wave of success.