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afriblaq · 4 years

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redcarpetview · 5 years

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CARDI B, BEYONCÉ, BRUNO MARS, MIGOS, MICHAEL B. JORDAN, BLACKKKLANSMAN AND CHILDISH GAMBINO TAKE TOP HONORS AT 2019 “BET AWARDS”

Film Executive and Actor Tyler Perry presented with Ultimate Icon Award by Actress Taraji P. Henson. Photo courtesy of the BET Network.

NIPSEY HUSSLE POSTHUMOUSLY HONORED WITH HUMANITARIAN AWARD

MARY J. BLIGE RECOGNIZED WITH PRESTIGIOUS LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD AND TYLER PERRY PRESENTED WITH ULTIMATE ICON AWARD

CARDI B, MARY J. BLIGE, DJ KHALID, LIL NAS X, BILLY RAY CYRUS, DABABY, MUSTARD, MIGOS, LIZZO AND MORE DELIVERED EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCES

#BETAWARDS

New York, NY – (June 27, 2019) – Tonight, BET Networks honored a powerful and show-stopping lineup of artists, entertainers, cultural icons and inspiring humanitarians across more than 18 categories at the 19th Annual “BET AWARDS.” The ceremony, hosted by actress and comedian Regina Hall, aired live on BET from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, CA on Sunday, June 23, 2019.

This year’s broadcast celebrated the very best in entertainment and culture with performances and appearances by some of the biggest names across television, film, and music. The “BET AWARDS,” which has become synonymous with powerful artistry and social commentary, continued to spotlight and celebrate the artists and creators of tomorrow, making the ceremony one of the most news-provoking and talked-about broadcasts year after year.

BET’s Sunday’s Best cast of judges on the upcoming Gospel Music telecast (from l-r) Kirk Franklin, Kelly Price, Jonathan McReynolds and Erica Campbell. Photo courtesy of the BET Network.

Gospel Singer and Grammy Award Nominee Jonathan McReynolds. Photo courtesy of the BET Network.

2019 “BET AWARDS” Show Highlights Include:

Cardi B. and Offset opened the show with the first-ever televised performance by the notorious couple and set the tone with a sexy, high-energy medley of their newest hit "Clout" and Cardi B’s "Press", all set against a show-stopping fireworks backdrop.

Regina Hall opened the show as the 2019 BET Awards host with a tribute to her hometown of Washington D.C. with witty commentary and a go-go musical number by Suga Bear from E.U. and James Funk from Rare Essence.

DaBaby delivered a high energy and dynamic performance of hit single “Suge" accompanied by inflatable giant baby dancers.

Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus was a standout highlight of the night, bringing the entire audience to their feet with the first-ever televised performance of their current Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 “Old Town Road.” Riding in on horses at the BET Awards red carpet, the two took the stage showcasing how two genres of music can create one of the top songs of the year.

Breakthrough artist Lizzo emerged atop a giant white cake with a captivating performance of her hit “Truth Hurts” complete with a signature flute solo.

Mustard performed a mist-filled rendition of “Pure Water,” featuring Migos, supported with high-energy dancers, which brought Cardi B to her feet.

Rihanna presents the Lifetime Achievement Award to soul legend Mary J. Blige. Photo courtesy of the BET Networks.

Mary J. Blige on BET Awards’ red carpet arrivals. Photo courtesy of the BET Networks.

Rihanna delivered a heartfelt introduction to Lifetime Achievement Award Winner and hip hop and soul legend Mary J. Blige. The Grammy Award-winning icon took the stage herself with a mashup of some of her greatest award-winning hits including “My Life,” “No More Drama,” “Real Love,” “I Can Love You” with Lil Kim, “You’re All I Need” with Method Man and finished with the quintessential “Just Fine”.

The “Exonerated Five” received a standing ovation, sharing a powerful message about the value and importance of truth. The five men, formerly known as the “Central Park Five,” introduced H.E.R. and YBN Cordae, who delivered an impassioned performance of “Lord is Coming.”

DJ Khaled had the crowd standing on their feet with “Weather The Storm,” alongside Meek Mill and Jeremih, who delivered a fiery performance of "You Stay.”

Taraji P. Henson presented world-renowned producer, director, actor, screenwriter, playwright, author and her personal friend, Tyler Perry with the Ultimate Icon Award celebrating his cultural impact. During his rousing acceptance speech, Perry encouraged others to “own their way” with an emotional story of the racist history behind his Atlanta studio and his hopes of how understanding history, cultural impact and remembering those before will drive black creative voices.

Singer, songwriter and actor John Legend performs during the 2019 BET Awards’ telecast. Photo courtesy of the BET Network.

Prolific artist, activist and luminary, Nipsey Hussle was posthumously honored with the Humanitarian Award for his commitment to uniting communities through peace. Accepting the award on his behalf, Nipsey’s family shared emotional memories and thanked his fans and community for their support. John Legend, DJ Khaled and Marsha Amrosius celebrated Nipsey’s legacy with moving tribute performance of “Real Big” and “Last Time I Checc’d” backdropped by clouds.

Presenters included the entertainment industry’s top black actors, artists, and entrepreneurs including T.I., Lena Waithe, Morris Chestnut, Yara Shahidi, Marsai Martin, La La Anthony, Larenz Tate, Ayesha Curry, and Anderson Paak.

In addition to all of these must-see moments, the complete list of the 2019 “BET AWARDS” winners is:

Best Female R&B / Pop Artist

Beyoncé

Best Male R&B / Pop Artist

Bruno Mars

Best Group

Migos

Best Collaboration

Travis Scott feat. Drake - Sicko Mode

Best Male Hip Hop Artist

Nipsey Hussle

Singer Cardi B enjoying an evening of the 2019 BET Awards. Photo courtesy of the BET Networks.

Best Female Hip Hop Artist

Cardi B

Video of the Year

Childish Gambino - This Is America

Video Director of the Year

Karena Evans

Best New Artist

Lil Baby

Dr. Bobby Jones Best Gospel/Inspirational Award

Snoop Dogg Feat. Rance Allen - Blessing Me Again

Best Actress

Regina King

Best Actor

Michael B. Jordan

YoungStars Award

Marsai Martin

Best Movie

BLACKKKLANSMAN

Sportswoman of the Year Award

Serena Williams

Sportsman of the Year Award

Stephen Curry

Album of the Year

Invasion Of Privacy

BET Her

H.E.R. - Hard Place

Coca-Cola Viewers’ Choice Award

Ella Mai

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mspurple23 · 7 years

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#hidden figures #tariji p henson #janelle monae #box office #black girl supremacy #black girl magic #i'm happy #octavia spencer

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chiveburger · 7 years

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.......an iconic scene set me on fire 🍪🔥

#can yall please #please #watch this like i would let tariji murder me n i'll be like yeaaaaaaaaa love her #empire #taraji p henson

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sprinkleofhappinessuniverse · 5 years

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Wifey Appreciation

I love them so much - major heart eyes

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#wifey appreaciation post #marry me pls #wifey

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capitoldebeaute · 3 years

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👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Coming to Atlanta October 2021 . Join @theblackfashionmovement . • @DelaCruzofficial has shaped numerous advertising campaigns including ones for Cole Haan featuring rapper Theophilus London. What’s more, he has become an brand expert for multicultural beauty and hair care lines L’Oreal’s Matrix-Soft Sheen Carson’s Dark and Lovely, Optimum Care, and Revlon- Creme of Nature. His meticulous eye and love of fashion, fabrication, and tailoring were put to use in creating a capsule line worn by the likes of Andra Day, Kendall Jenner, Wendy Williams, Tariji P Henson and Gabrielle Union. In creating the line, he pulled from his years as a fashion stylist and art director to create what he describes as a flawlessly constructed work of art. .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #inclusivefashion #theblackfashionmovement #fortheculture #Buyblack #black #costumedesigner #creativedirector #fashion #fashionstyling #beauty #editor #blackwoman #excellence #freelance #fashiondesign #blackdesigners ⁠⁠⁠#blackmeninfashion #fashion #style #cuttosew #madetomeasure #jewelry #creativedirection (at The Black Fashion Movement) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTEwT9iLCTU/?utm_medium=tumblr

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bewitty777 · 3 years

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Two Houses: Asian Doll Purchases Second Property

Asian Doll’s resilience is on full display as the young rapper has pushed forward despite present grief to release some of her best music yet. Her latest single “Nunnadet S**t” has already garnered over 700,000 streams on Spotify and has been added to more than 15,000 playlist. Source: Twitter The “On My Way” rapper recently sat down with Tariji P. Henson’s Facebook show “Peace of Mind” to talk…

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kentonramsey · 4 years

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Fashion Industry Insiders Jason Bolden, Law Roach, Sergio Hudson and more Reflect On Black Lives Matter and the Fashion Industry

With all that’s going on in the world it’s hard to turn the other cheek to systematic disadvantages for black people in America, and the fashion industry is no different.

Jason Bolden (stylist to Tariji P Henson, Yara Shahidi, Stormi Reid, Ava Duvernay and more) recently spoke out against french luxury fashion house Celine after they expressed how they stand against all forms of racism. He responded under their post saying, “Wait really, you guys don’t dress any black celebs unless they have a white stylist”. He also provided an exclusive statement to Fashion Bomb Daily, typing, “They used this moment to just save themselves. My rage is more about that! They don’t care about people/cause! They are part of the problem”

We wanted to hear more from stylists, designers and models on how they feel about how the fashion industry is responding to the black lives matter movement and what could be done to improve the current climate.

Law Roach, who has styled Tiffany Haddish, Zendaya, Celine Dion and more, wrote, “The fashion business is no different than any other business in America. It wasn’t built for US to win!”

photo by: Justin Bettman

Jeremy Haynes who has styled Kandi, Toya Johnson, Monica and so many more says, “Our culture has come along way to be recognized in the fashion world. If you are black and have that platform in the industry , open the door for more of your people to shine”

Zadrian Smith spoke about his internal struggle and what he will do moving forward to change the narrative: “As a stylist, working in the fashion industry has not been easy. Often, I’ve remained silent, when I should’ve spoken out, fearing I might lose a job or client. It’s a constant battle of trying to co-exist in rooms and spaces where there’s not a lot of people that look like you. So, you don’t want to be the one to cause a fuss. However, those days are now gone! Moving forward, when I see injustice, I will challenge the status quo to do and be better. What I am personally vowing to do is utilise both my knowledge and resources to service those in marginalised communities so that they can aspire to greatness!“

Kollin Carter, stylist to Cardi B, Normani, and Sofia Richie offers, “I want fashion houses to realize that inclusion based solely on your profit of a dollar or your fear of being viewed as racist is not inclusion at all, it’s corruption”

Sergio Hudson who has designed ensembles worn by Beyonce, Jennifer Lopez, Tracee Ellis Ross, Queen Latifah and so many more says, “Mindsets have to change. There is more than just a lack of inclusion in our industry, but also the deep need for us to truly support our black brands.”

Lastly, stylist Scottie Louie wants black people in the industry to be used for more than just inspiration. He wrote, “Take our work off your mood boards and put us on your sets”.

Despite the odds stacked against them, these industry leaders have managed to knock down doors not intended for them to walk through and provide inspiration for those to follow.

What do you think?

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locsofsage · 5 years

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In Honor Of Vagina Month, @vdayeotr would like to do a special recognition to Actress @tarajiphenson on her achievements and contribution to DC and beyond.... Yesterday, February 8th, if you didn’t know, was declared by @mayor_bowser Tariji P. Henson Day!!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Vaginas recognizing greatness in other Vaginas!!!! We’re Proud and Salute you, Sis!!!! DC STAND UP‼️‼️‼️‼️ She is a #vaginawarrior ✊🏾 Since you’re here, there are a few tickets left for our 7pm show....3pm is SOLD OUT‼️‼️‼️‼️ Vdayeotr.splashthat.com #vdayeotr2019 #vdayeotr #vaginamonologues #womenstandup #riseresistunite #vaginawarriors #vaginawarrior #womensrights #untiltheviolencestops #turningpaintopower #vaginaart #ThisIsV20 #1BillionRising #RiseResistUnite #TurningPainIntoPower #tarijiphenson #vaginapower #pussiesunites #bethechange #revolution #blackisbeautiful #allbodiesaregoodbodies #justiceorelse #artisticuprising #dmvevents #sedc #selove #202 #vaginawarrior #securethepurse https://www.instagram.com/p/BtqyC3hBETx/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=5d3d7wgr99kh

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rfmp · 7 years

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Won the Oscar pool. And Tariji P Henson easily wins best dressed! #oscars2017 #oscars #whatatwist #moonlight #lalaland #tarijiphenson

#moonlight #tarijiphenson #lalaland #oscars2017 #oscars #whatatwist

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abuseexposedpodcast · 4 years

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Episode 51 - Tariji P. Henson @tarajiphenson Gives Out 5 Free Therapy Sessions During The Covid-19 Crisis- Sign Up Today at https://borislhensonfoundation.org #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #anxiety #selfcare #depression #selflove #love #health #wellness #mentalhealthmatters #motivation #africanamericanmentalhealth #mentalillness #mindfulness #healing #covid #coronavirus #psychology #recovery #abuserecovery #ptsd #life #loveyourself #meditation #inspiration #positivevibes #positivity #tarijiphenson #quotes #covid_19 https://www.instagram.com/p/B_UByHCnNYA/?igshid=1un3gbsy3nu3e

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redcarpetview · 7 years

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'THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON' LISTINGS: MARCH 20 – MARCH 24

THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON -- Pictured: "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" Logo -- (Photo by: NBCUniversal)

Monday, March 20: Guests include Jake Gyllenhaal, Paris Jackson and musical guest Julia Michaels. Show 642

Tuesday, March 21: Guests include Jessica Chastain, Joe Manganiello and musical guest Gary Clark Jr. Prodigy sits-in with The Roots. Show 643

THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON -- Episode 0641 -- Pictured: (l-r) Actress Taraji P. Henson during an interview with host Jimmy Fallon on March 17, 2017 -- (Photo by: Andrew Lipovsky/NBC)

THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON -- Episode 0641 -- Pictured: (l-r) Actor Jon Glaser during an interview with host Jimmy Fallon plays drinko on March 17, 2017 -- (Photo by: Andrew Lipovsky/NBC)

Wednesday, March 22: Guests include Woody Harrelson, John Cena and musical guest Martin Garrix & Dua Lipa. Show 644

Thursday, March 23: Guests include Anthony Anderson, Rhett & Link and musical guest Migos. Show 645

**Friday, March 24: Guests include Morgan Freeman, Norman Reedus and Joe Zimmerman. Show 646

These listings are subject to change.

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#TV #Television #NBC #NBC Universal #Jimmy Fallon #The Tonight Show #THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON #Jimmy Fallon Lineup #tariji p. henson #Gary Clark Jr #Morgan Freeman

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abusedexposedpodcast · 4 years

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Episode 51 - Tariji P. Henson Gives Out 5 Free Therapy Sessions During The Covid - 19 Crisis - Sign Up Today

ISpeakMotivate encourages listeners to go on the https://borislhensonfoundation.org/ to sign up for five free sessions of therapy from Abuse Exposed Podcast https://www.spreaker.com/user/t2orandompodcast/episode-51-tariji-p-henson-gives-out-5-f

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annnavictoria · 7 years

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Gros CRUSH pour les looks de Tariji P Henson et Janelle Monae! Elles étaient tout simplement sublimes, hier au Oscars !!! LFBlack ✨❤

#oscars2017 #fashionblogger #quebecblogger #lfbblog #ootd #oacarslook #crushmode #crush

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courtneysmovieblog · 7 years

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“Hidden Figures” is the movie we all need right now

Hidden Figures is a movie that is worth all the hype it has been receiving. It’s a little ironic, considering it’s about a group of African American mathematicians and engineers that didn’t receive all the recognition they deserved until just now.

Katherine Goble (Tariji P Henson), Mary Jackson (Janelle Monae), and Dorothy Vaughn (Octavia Spencer) were all brilliant and severely under appreciated women working at NASA, specifically in a group where African American women worked as “human computers” calculating formulas needed for the space program -- something that is very significant in 1961, due to the space race between the U.S. and Russia (wow, relevant!). And while things start to improve when Katherine gets a higher promotion working under Paul Stafford (Kevin Costner) in Space Task Group, she still faces resentment and racism from her co-workers.

Dorothy, meanwhile is trying to get an official promotion to a supervisor, something her boss (Kirsten Dunst) is making extremely difficult. Mary fights to qualify for her own promotion by attempting to get in an all-white school. Adding to matters is the possibility that the whole team will be replaced by actual computers.

Each woman manages to prove herself to the entire program quite beautifully. Katherine in particular winds up assisting John Glenn’s first mission out into space.

Henson, Monae, and Spencer all do these hidden figures justice with their performance. Henson is definitely the standout among them, for a particular scene in which she finally unleashes her pent-up anger and stress at her coworkers over the bathroom issue (among other things). Butler has a more restrained yet undoubtedly powerful scene with Dunst that will resound with audiences as the ultimate mic-drop.

Since this takes place in segregated Virginia, there are some disgusting examples of racial prejudice. However, there are also wonderful moments despite all the issues, the NASA workers are able to come together to make a huge impact in history. Although it’s important not to overlook the former, we should not ignore the latter either.

I think Leslie Jones summed up all my feelings about Hidden Figures on SNL several weeks back: why are we only learning about these women now? Why weren’t we learning about them in school a long time ago?

It only shows that as far as we have come now, there is still a lot of work to be done. Especially now.

10 out of 10

#review #biopics #black history month

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sprinkleofhappinessuniverse · 4 years

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I saw a tweet that said something along the lines “what celebrities do you hate for no reason?”. I counter this a raise you which celebrities do you really like for no particular reason other than you like them? I don’t really have any particular favorites of them I just really like them.

Regina Hall

Rose Byrne

Emily Blunt

Tariji P Henson

#personal #ill think of more

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