Kadeem Lundy

Oct 9, 2024 | theqgentleman.com | Kadeem Lundy

From portraying a sommelier in Netflix’s Uncorked to leading the horror film Archive 81 as an archivist, to his Primetime Emmy-nominated performance in Cake, Mamoudou Athie has showcased a diverse range of characters on screen. Like many screen actors before him, Athie got his start on the theater stage. This fall, he returns to the stage in a production of James Ijames' Good Bones at New York City’s Public Theater, acting alongside Susan Kelechi Watson, Khris Davis and Téa Guarino.

Oct 9, 2024 | theqgentleman.com | Kadeem Lundy

Twenty years ago, Karamo Brown made his television debut on the MTV reality series The Real World: Philadelphia. Since then, he has acted in television shows and movies and has become the host of his own eponymous daytime talk show, Karamo. Through his show, Brown helps families work through their issues and recently kicked off its third season. “There are a lot of things that people are just starting to enjoy. I keep myself looking good, and I keep my guests elevated and looking good.

Oct 7, 2024 | theknockturnal.com | Kadeem Lundy

Netflix joined forces with The Creative Collective to kickoff CultureCon weekend on Friday (October 4th). The event which was named Netflix Presents: A Celebration of “Icons and Legends, highlighted titles including Starting 5, Simone Biles: Rising, Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson, Sprint, and Receivers, which took place at Boom at The Standard, High Line.

Sep 13, 2024 | theknockturnal.com | Kadeem Lundy

After renovating their first New York location in Downtown, Brooklyn Alamo Drafthouse dedicated the newly upgraded multiplex in honor of Oscar winning filmmaker Spike Lee at a special ceremony at the movie theater last night (September 12th). Lee along with Alamo Drafthouse Founder Tim League, and Lee’s siblings, Joie Lee and Cinqué Lee were in attendance, in which a plaque was unveiled officially dedicating the theater to Spike Lee.

Aug 28, 2024 | theqgentleman.com | Kadeem Lundy

Since debuting on the Broadway stage in the 2005 original production of The Color Purple, Brandon Victor Dixon has delivered a variety of Tony Award-nominated performances. In his latest Broadway role, Dixon plays Davis, a musician and father to Ali in Alicia Keys’ musical Hell's Kitchen. As Davis, he performs some of Keys’ signature songs from a male perspective and explores the crucial estranged father-daughter relationship that forms an essential element of the play.