Queen Sugar was renewed for a sixth season before the fifth was completed.
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(Rutina Wesley), and Ralph Angel Bordelon
(Kofi Siriboe) were all dealing with their own personal issues as well as those related to the life-changing events around them, ultimately ending the season five with some surprising developments and some welcome news.
This year promises to take the family through even more challenges at least if the trailer is any indication. Nova’s got a new boo it appears, while Charley’s navigating the rekindling of an old love. Ralph Angel and his wife, Darla
Lenny Zenith teams up with New Orleans musicians for Quarantine album
Quarantine, two songs recorded remotely with musicians in New Orleans, New York, and New Jersey.
“Always Near Me” (Side A) is a jazzy ballad featuring Lenny’s longtime friends, drummer Carlo Nuccio (Continental Drifters, Pat McLaughlin), and Paul Clement (Twangorama, Woodenhead), both veterans of past Zenith bands. Featured performers include New Orleans pianist Brian Coogan, and trumpeter Scott Frock, as well as another longtime friend, Alison Young (Songdogs), who contributes intimate vocal harmonies. The release raises money for House Of Tulip, a shelter for transgender, nonbinary, and gender non-conforming people experiencing housing insecurity in Louisiana.
Tonight the moment
Queen Sugar fans have been waiting for is happening. Ralph Angel and Darla are finally tying the knot.
The wedding of the season has arrived. #AQueenSugarWedding commences Tuesday night at 8|7c. pic.twitter.com/SXWb9u2StH
The couple’s relationship was an acrimonious one when we first met them on season one of the OWN scripted series. As a recovering addict, Darla struggled to regain Ralph’s trust as he was left to raise their son Blue on his own. As Darla got back on her feet, she found herself constantly having to pay for sins of the past while working to repair her relationship with her parents and leaning on her sponsor to avoid a relapse.
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Keith Machekanyanga as Little Mo, left to right, Lamar Johnson as Kofi Jones and Christopher Winchester as Dwayne are shown in this handout image provided by SHOWTIME in Your Honor Part Two . Toronto actor Lamar Johnson says Your Honor is his most vulnerable onscreen role
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TORONTO - Lamar Johnson grew up in the Toronto suburb of Scarborough, Ont., down the road from a couple of other fellow screen stars who are also making waves in Hollywood.
Johnson says he s known actor-brothers Stephan James and Shamier Anderson since they were young, and was even convinced by the latter to study drama and musical theatre at Wexford Collegiate School for the Arts in the city s east end.