E958: Rushion Interviews “All the Queen's Men" star Skyh Alvester Black | Actor Deji LaRay from Bounce TV series, "Johnson!"

One of Hollywood’s most exciting rising stars of today, Skyh Alvester Black continues to make a mark and hone his talents as an actor, artist, and producer. This year, Skyh returns as leading man Amp ‘Addiction’ Anthony on Tyler Perry’s smash-hit, male exotic dancer drama series “All the Queen’s Men”; Season 2 is currently airing on BET+. Deji LaRay is a multi-talented actor, writer, and producer from Atlanta, Georgia, who is gearing up for the release of the new show he created, "Johnson." After realizing there was a stereotype against African American men not sharing emotions or expressing themselves, he knew the world needed a show that not only showcases the opposite but would also help close the divide between the understanding of men and women.Topics CoveredSeason 2 of All the Queen's MenExecutive producing and star in the romantic drama feature, “A Haitian Wedding.” Skyh's battle for homelessness at various points throughout his lifetime."Johnson" on Bounce TV is now airing Season 2.How did the idea for this show come about, and what was the process in making this project a reality.More Skyh Alvester BlackAdditional television credits for Skyh include the highest-rated Tyler Perry-produced BET series, “Sistas,” as well as starring opposite Don Cheadle and Regina Hall in Showtime’s critically acclaimed drama series “Black Monday.” Skyh also led season one of AMC ALLBLK’s legal drama series “Lace” as attorney Othello Charles in 2021. On the film front, Skyh was recently seen starring on TV One’s feature thriller “Stranger Next Door,” directed by Emmy-Award winning director Victoria Rowell. More on Deji LaRayLaRay can be seen starring in seasons 2 and 3 of the Amazon Prime series "Age of the Living Dead." He also spent six seasons on the Amazon series "Bosch," and appeared in three episodes during the first season of the OWN series "Greenleaf."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.