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TvOne’s Premier Hollywood Screening of “Media”

Published on February 19, 2017

Written by InDaHouseMedia’s Washington D.C. Correspondent Gabrianna Charles

Monday February 13th, 2017 Cathy Hughes Radio one founder and chairperson; presented her film after eight years of in the making. The red carpet film screening for the film “MEDIA” took place at the Pacific Design Center on Melrose in West Hollywood.
A dynasty that has conquered the National Urban Media scene for years. Between lies and conspiracies, rivals, and murders. The Jones family do everything in their power to stay together and on top. To protect their million dollar empire “JUMP” they handle anyone that gets in their way. You would need to tune in Saturday February 25th, 2017 at 8 p.m. ET to see what TVone original movie delivers.
Before the premiere took place there were celebrities that came out on the red carpet to show out. Just to name a few Mara Hall from Television show Grey’s Anatomy, figure skater and actress Amanda Gelb, and pop/ rock duo Hobart Ocean. There could not have been a better casting for this movie. You have Pooch Hall, Brian White, Denise Boutte, and Blue Kimble. Remember tune in Saturday February 25th, 2017 at 8 p.m. ET to see the rest of the wonderful casting. You can thank casting Director Tracy “Twinkie” Byrd, CSA for an awesome crew.
This film “Media” could not be created more amazing without writer Kevin Arkadie and director Craig Ross, Jr. With these two great creative minds, your mind at home will explode with all of the cross fires. YES, word is there will be more series to come in the future.

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