Santiago Felipe/Getty ImagesAngela Simmons is back front and center for season two of Just Angela, which premieres tonight on AspireTV. As the name insinuates, it's all about the multi-talented television personality but this season will peel back another layer. "I felt like in season one I really didn't get to do everything," Simmons, 34, tells ABC Audio of why she returned for another season. "I mean you never will right? 'Cause I feel like as a person there's so many layers and so this is the next layer of what I have going on." "I feel like I'm forever growing so this is that next season of that," she adds. Part of that "next season" includes a move down to the bustling southern city of Atlanta, a move Simmons says she made for her five-year-old son Sutton. "My son's father's side of the family is here and so him being close to them is important to me [and] more space for him to run around,"
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Season 6 of
Growing Up Hip Hop is in full swing and Angela and Vanessa Summons are sharing what fans can expect from the new episodes. ET s Melicia Johnson chatted with the two reality stars and entrepreneurs, who also dished on whether fans will get answers about Angela s romance with boxer Daniel Jacobs. I have a lot of things going on this season. A lot of things that I m working on, Vanessa, 37, teases of what she goes through in season 6. But being that we re in the middle of a pandemic, my sister s moving fast, I felt, in a relationship, I am playing the older sister this season. I am doing my due diligenc
Showrunner and producer Shani Black has boarded lifestyle entertainment company Kin as head of programming and development.
Black (pictured) will work with the LA-headquartered Kin team on growing its slate of unscripted programs for social, streaming, and linear platforms, reporting to COO Tejal Ajmera.
The company’s programming portfolio, geared toward young women, includes Quick Fix with Tia Mowry,
All Things Adrienne with Adrienne Bailon Houghton and
Hello Hunnay with Jeannie Mai.
Most recently, the Kin team launched
Just Angela starring Angela Simmons on Aspire TV, with plans to roll out episodes across YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram as well.
Black’s credits as a showrunner, producer and casting director span studios and networks such as Discovery, Warner Brothers/Telepictures, NBCUniversal, MTV, Fox and Facebook Watch.
Meet The Black Media Exec Changing The Face of Lifestyle TV Content
Melissa Ingram, SVP, Multicultural Networks and Strategy, UP Entertainment (Allen Cooley)
Melissa Ingram aspired to be a high-profile music and entertainment attorney from an early age. Back then, the University of California, Berkeley School of Law grad had no idea that she would one day become a high-powered cable TV executive who would change the face of television.
“I was one of those kids that always sort of knew exactly what they wanted to do. I knew I wanted to go to Spelman College. I knew I wanted to take up English and then go to law school, and then practice entertainment law,” the Los Angeles native told
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