Host, Susan Pinckney screened the 6 episode series The Hair Tales airing on OWN and Hulu (Ep.1 and Ep. 2 are currently available.) The Onyx Collective production executive produced by Oprah, Tracee Ellis Ross and Michaela Angela Davis, 3 hair icons in their own right, uses the metaphor of Black hair to highlight the humanity of Black women in America through common experiences and those unique to each storyteller such as Oprah, Issa Rae, Rep. Ayanna Pressley, Chika, Marsai Martin and Chloe Bailey. There are no episode spoilers, but Susan does share some of the nuggets and takeaways that stuck with her. She also shares who she thinks would benefit from watching this docu-series and it's not just Black women.

POV: The Life of a Musician Stories about artists like Right Said Fred, Kelis and Robin S have been making the rounds lately. Host, Susan Pinckney is interviewing talented musician and rapper, J Goddess who just days ago received news of a lifetime about an almost decade old song, that appears to have a life of its own, featured in an episode of Lizzo's Watch Out For the Big Grrrls Emmy winning dance competition show. The song Diamonds by J Goddess is no stranger to television, but is it possible that Susan knows an additional show it's been featured in? J Goddess explains how television placements work and her reaction to finding out that her song has been in a wildly popular TV show for the last 7 months. Is this part of her Hollywood dream?

Host, Susan Pinckney, wants to make speaking about women's cycles less taboo so issues like the current feminine products shortage are talked about and resolved before getting worse. At the 6:31 mark, she reminds us of a time when she was working on ABC's Scandal as a stand-in for the Maya Pope Lewis character played by Khandi Alexander wearing light clothes on bright white furniture having the worst cycle of her life. She's calling women to action to make sure this doesn't end like the paper towel, toilet paper and baby formula shortages did. @SuzQ90210 on Instagram and Twitter contact info: info@pinckneyentertainment.com

Get tried and true expert advice from host, Susan Pinckney and Hulu's The Kardashians as they use their latest platform to show and tell the world how lightening keeps striking in a bottle. Is it luck? No, it's actually practical steps we all can take to land our dream jobs in the entertainment industry. Susan breaks down the new series, their tips, how to apply them as well as her own tips she's learned from working in the industry.

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On the eve of the 2022 Oscars that was hijacked by Will Smith, host, Susan Pinckney, spent the day at the Academy Museum. She gives a review of the museum as both an industry insider and a huge fan of movies. Susan also explains why awards season is like her Super Bowl and World Series and what makes it so inspiring. Practicing MY Oscar Acceptance Speech - YouTube Susan Pinckney (@suzq90210) • Instagram photos and videos Susan Pinckney (@SuzQ90210) / Twitter

The Real Housewives of Potomac are back on Bravo and our Southern Belle is here for it. Find out why Host Susan Pinckney thinks that even in these niche shows made to illustrate extravagance and wealth amongst female friends it's so important to include different types of Black women from all regions and backgrounds. What are shows like The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Beverly Hills and New York doing to humanize BIPOC Americans and why is this more than just entertainment? Tune in and find out how our guilty pleasure TV is changing the world.

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Who runs the world? Chuegies! Recently, a word created by Gen Z'ers to secretly describe "girl bosses" and their loud and proud energy has been trending and making the rounds on the internet. The word was created to laugh at traits, similarities and patterns exhibited by women (not men) making a difference and having fun doing it. Host, Susan Pinckney, is celebrating all chuegy women (and secure men) everywhere.

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As Keeping Up with the Kardashians are well on their way with their 20th and final season, Susan Pinckney takes the affirmative debate that the Kar-Jenner family is the single most influential family of the last decade. She also realizes the the whole series has been a love letter to their dad, Robert Kardashian and his values.

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