Podcast appearances and mentions of denise huxtable

Abhay is joined by producer and the CEO of Hillman Grad, Rishi Rajani, who is advancing the mission to create art that redefines the status quo by amplifying and celebrating the stories and voices of diverse, historically marginalized communities across all industries. They chatted about everything from managing all the expectations to the evolution of his producing to relationship development and mentoring.  If you had both Denise Huxtable and Deion Sanders being mentioned on your BINGO card, then, as usual, you're winning!(0:00 - 3:08) Introduction(3:08 - 15:36) Part 1: being South Asian American, Rishi's journey and evolution as a producer(15:36 - 30:38) Part 2: iterative practice and storytelling, connecting the dots of his ongoing work(30:38 - 40:00) Part 3: The Hillman Grad platform, the diversity movement(40:00) Conclusion

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Es ist wieder wahnsinnig viel los im Popkultur-Universum! Nicht einmal 24 Stunden vor Premierenbeginn ihrer Konzertreihe hat Adele tränenreich alle Konzerte in Las Vegas gecancelt. In ihrer Ansprache an ihre Fans per Social Media entschuldigte sich die Sängerin für die kurzfristige Absage und gab Covid-Erkrankungen ihres Teams und Lieferschwierigkeiten als Gründe an. Es scheint aber noch weitere Probleme hinter den Kulissen gegeben zu haben... Nach 16 gemeinsamen Jahren haben sich Jason Momoa und Lisa Bonet getrennt. Die Schauspieler galten als Hollywood Traumpaar. Jason, bekannt aus "Aquaman" und "Game of Thrones", hatte Lisa Bonet schon als Achtjähriger als "Denise Huxtable" in der "Bill Cosby Show" bewundert. Andrea ist auf jeden Fall schon vor Ort und hat Jason um ein persönliches Interview gebeten *lol* Zu guter Letzt haben Prinz William und Herzogin Kate eventuell bald fröhlichere Nachrichten für das englische Königshaus. Man munkelt, es könnte bald noch einmal Nachwuchs in London geben. Wir sind gespannt! #wirmüssenreden

Jason Momoa & Lisa Bonet breaking up!! After all these years! Im Crushed!! But @DaboyDame doesnt see why i am. He doesnt think the were goals ... in the urban eyes So Dame gonna give us his " TOP 10 BLACK COUPLE " Goals . Smh Had to call for back up! @BigBodyCisco comes in to give some good in depth island info Even the @Stunnaman02 is here to tell us bout the new remix. and the importance of eating right!

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Based on the textbook definition, to recreate means “to impart fresh life to; refresh mentally or physically.” It also means, “to create (something) again, duplicate.” As we experience the greatest public health crisis in our lifetimes, what does it mean for us to “recreate” during these trying times? For some of us, our attempts may remind us of Denise Huxtable's infamous recreation of the “Gordon Gartrell” shirt, much to her brother Theo's chagrin. While we are all wading through this pandemic, the Tangent Talk examines current themes by imparting ‘fresh/new life' and meaning. Special guest, Miss Starr, a talented host and spoken word artist joins us for this fun episode! Topics explored in this episode: Dating during a Pandemic COVID-19 Vaccine Career Goals Reference Material: Comedian Lil Duval Doesn't Think Women With Children Should Work: ‘It's A Full-Time Job Itself' Study shows dramatic decline in effectiveness of all three COVID-19 vaccines over time The Great Resignation just got greater: Here are 4 reasons why

Today's guest is Clayton Prince.  Clayton, a native of the Germantown section of Philadelphia was acting in off Broadway shows with the likes of Robert Downey Jr at the age of 17. Graduating HS, Clayton received a scholarship to study math at Temple University but dropped out when a professor would not let him reschedule a final exam when the time conflicted with an audition he needed to attend.  At that moment, Clayton decided to go all in and purse his dream of becoming an actor.  Clayton gave up his scholarship, dropped out of college and moved to NYC vowing never to return to Philly until he succeeded.  At one point, Clayton was sleeping on the couch in a crack house in Brooklyn and living on $7 a day when his big break came. Clayton auditioned for and won the role of Lisa Bonnet's (Denise Huxtable) boyfriend on the second season of The Cosby Show.  Clayton not only got the part but he literally stole the show. He ad libbed the scene and became known as the Reggae singing boyfriend in an episode that not only broke a Neilson ratings record but became the #1 rated Cosby show all time.  Overnight, Clayton went from struggling actor to needing police to help him get out of the NYC subway the day after the episode aired.  Clayton and I discuss the tough road he traveled to make it as an actor. how he and fellow actor Blair Underwood had to sell children's to support them themselves between acting gigs, and what it was like to star in cult classic movies like The Last Dragon and Hair Spray. Clayton tells us what it was like growing up with a father coming in out of his life and why he believes parents should let their children find their own way and not have expectations on path their kids need to take.  We also talk how Clayton got into Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, the lessons he learned in BJJ that helped him succeed in acting and what it was like to get his blue belt from UFC legend Royce Gracie.  Clayton shares an amazing story of his Dad's secret business and the time when his Dad was confronted by the Philadelphia mob. Clayton also talks about his new tour company came and what it is like to be an entrepreneur.    So… Thank you for listening.  If you like what you hear, please HIT the SUBSCRIBE BUTTON.  We have a bunch of cool interviews, like this one, to come. Enjoy my conversation on with Clayton Prince, star of The Cosby Show, The Last Dragon and Hair Spray, student of Brazilian jiu jitsu and entrepreneur.  And remember… “Life is built, not born”. Mentioned In this Episode: IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0697628/ (Clayton Prince)Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mrclaytonprince (Clayton Prince)YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFqffAsAEeA&t=111s (The Cosby Show – The Reggae Boyfriend ) Clayton's Tour Company: https://themusicalhistorytours.com/faq (The Musical History Tours)

Today, we're discussing NBC's college sitcom, A Different World! A spin-off of the critically-acclaimed Cosby Show, this series began by following the Cosby's second-eldest daughter, the aimless Denise Huxtable, as she started her journey of higher education at Hillman College, a fictitious amalgam of Spelman and Morehouse Colleges. This sitcom chronicling the HBCU experience was much-needed and hadn't been attempted before, or since. So what do we think made this series so enjoyable? Stay tuned!

Meet Sophomore, Denise Huxtable, and her new friends at Hillman. Episodes Discussed: S1E1 - Reconcilable Differences

Betsy Gates is a wife and mother who owns Thehttps://www.simplybetsycompany.com/ ( Simply Betsy Company), her own soap and oil imprint --- she was Denise Huxtable before Denise Huxtable. In Part 1 of this two-part opus, we discuss white flight, Bobby Brown, and how civilized people have sex. Then, we dive into how she met her (then) husband and why she's okay with his abscond to South Africa to coach basketball in the name of Jesus Christ, like Shaquille O'Neal as, say, a recently converted, over-zealous Kwai Chang Caine. Could this get “entangled?” Oh Boy. This special two-part episode of CFA is sponsored by https://www.simplybetsycompany.com/ (Simply Betsy Company), where you can use the promo code CONVO to buy four bars of soap and get one free. . Resources: https://www.simplybetsycompany.com/ (Simply Betsy Company) Cleveland City Voter Hot List: https://cleveland.cityvoter.com/simply-betsy-company/biz/695686 (cleveland.cityvoter.com/simply-betsy-company/biz/695686) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simplybetsycompany/channel/?hl=en (@simplybetsycompany) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SimplyBetsy/ (www.facebook.com/SimplyBetsy) Let's Talk: Website: https://conversationforadults.com/ (conversationforadults.com) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/conversationforadults/ (@conversationforadults) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/conversationforadultswithjimiizrael/ (facebook.com/conversationforadultswithjimiizrael) Twitter: https://twitter.com/convoforadults (@convoforadults) Conversation for Adults is a production of http://crate.media (Crate Media)

A concept mix inspired by Denise Huxtable, the Cosby daughter everyone had a crush on. Her spirit encapsulated an alternative but attractive take on style. Her attitude commanded the world follow her, not the other way around. So imagine a mix that she'd dance to with no regard if you liked it or not. Her taste was not mainstream but soulful, enlightening and "Dream A Little Dream" is my ode to Denise.Follow DJ Franchise:Instagram: @iknowfranchiseTwitch: DJFranchiseTwitter: @iknowfranchiseSupport the show (https://www.instagram.com/iknowfranchise/)

The biggest problem people have these days is too many irons in the fire. you will never be successful at ANYTHING, unless you focus at being your best at ONE thing. The notion of having multiple gigs is a recipe for disaster. Focus on one, be successful at that and the rest will follow. On this episode, we interview Ehmandah Ramsey owner of 210E Workspace, a co-working location in Claremont, California (www.210e.co). Ehmandah is also the founder of She Stories where real women share real stories (www.shestories.co). Listen to her story of how with tenacity and perseverance, Ehmandah was able to overcome her "Denise Huxtable" phase.   

Growing up, Juliet turned to A Different World as an escape from the academic and social pressures of her Nigerian parents. She desperately wanted to be Denise Huxtable and thought she knew what it'd take to get to college, until her high school advisor gave her some honest feedback and a tough pill to swallow. Produced by: Britney Abrahams Photo by: @properperspective Music & scoring by: @phdirac

In this episode, Black Hollywood Live hosts Derrial Christon, Jesse Janedy and Courtney Stewart interview special guest Kristoff St. John. St. John portrayed a young Alex Haley in the ABC miniseries Roots: The Next Generations. He also made a small but notable appearance as Booker Brown on the ABC sitcom Happy Days, as well as a boyfriend of Denise Huxtable on an early episode of The Cosby Show. In his first major role, he appeared as Charlie Richmond, Jr. on the CBS sitcom Charlie & Co., along with Flip Wilson, Gladys Knight, and Jaleel White. St. John's first major soap role was Adam Marshall on the NBC soap opera Generations, the first daytime drama to feature a core African American family from its inception. After Generations was cancelled in 1991, he originated the role of Neil Winters on The Young and the Restless, where he continues to appear to this day. A cast member for 20 years, no African American actor has appeared on Y&R more frequently than St. John. In 1992, he won the