TV One Unveils 2024 Programming Deadline

EXCLUSIVE: TV One Networks, the industry leader representing Black and Brown culture in programming, has announced its 2024 programming slate. It will feature talent including the moms of some former and current NBA superstars, as well as Tamar Braxton, her mom Evelyn, and many more. The news was announced Tuesday ahead of One Networks TV’s Upfront virtual presentation on Wednesday, October 11.

Join the composition Increased hunger hosted by Lucille O’Neal, mother of Shaquille O’Neal, and Sonya Curry, mother of Stephen and Seth Curry, and guests included Nicki Minaj, Billy Porter, Lil’ Nas X and more; In the kitchen with Tamar and Evelyn Braxton (weight) and The Al Sharpton Story (wt), a biopic of Al Sharpton. Also rumored to be returning City man with honors, the eponymous tent created by the founder of Urban One, Inc. Katie Hughes and Collab, a new music series hosted by artist and hip-hop icon Doug E. Fresh.

They join returning series City honor, unsung And Uncensoredamong the others.

“The coming year will mark two milestones for our networks,” said Michelle Rice, president of TV One and Cleo TV. “TV One will be 20 years old and Cleo TV will be 5 years old. As we approach these anniversaries in January, we are introducing exciting new programs that we hope will delight current viewers as well as attract the attention of new viewers. TV One continues to represent the best in Black entertainment and culture with a variety of both new and nostalgic programming—for and by us.”

Each quarter, TV One and CLEO TV celebrate holidays and cultural moments significant to Black and multicultural communities through themed programming, special events and partnership opportunities.

Below are descriptions of TV One Networks’ upcoming programming.

URBAN ONE HONORS

Urban One Honors is the company’s annual star-studded tent of the same name, created by the legendary founder of Urban One, Inc. Katie Hughes. Approaching its sixth year, Urban One Honors honors individuals and organizations whose work has a significant impact on society and culture.

THE AL SHARPTON STORY (VT)

For decades, the Rev. Al Sharpton dedicated his life to the fight for justice and equality as a nationally renowned civil rights leader, politician, minister, and founder of the National Action Network. From his humble Brooklyn roots to his emergence as an influential grassroots activist, Sharpton survived an all-out media assault and even a near-death experience to become a passionate advocate for change and one of the greatest civil rights figures in history.

INCREASED HUNGER

Hosted by Lucille O’Neal (mother of Shaquille O’Neal) and Sonya Curry (mother of Stephen and Seth Curry), this new series tells the revealing stories of the families that raised some of today’s biggest superstars. Through the lens of the parents and extended family members who guided these extraordinary individuals. Increased hunger recalls their individual path to fame. This season will feature Nicki Minaj and her mother, Magic Johnson and his mother, Lil Nas X and his father, Billy Porter and his mother, Usher and his mother, and Patrick Mahomes and his father.

IN THE KITCHEN WITH TAMAR AND EVELYN BRAXTON (VT)

Join mother-daughter duo Tamar and Evelyn Braxton as they celebrate the holidays in style. From Christmas to Easter, Mother’s Day to Thanksgiving, no matter what holiday you’re celebrating, this special edition has something for everyone. Get ready to cook up some mouth-watering dishes as Tamar and Miss Evelyn share delicious family recipes straight from the kitchen. From luscious main courses to delectable desserts, you’re sure to find something to satisfy all your holiday cravings.

COOPERATION

Hosted by the world’s greatest artist and hip-hop icon, Doug E. Fresh, this innovative music series pairs an unknown artist with a legendary R&B or hip-hop icon as viewers watch the creative process unfold. From the recording studio creating a new track to performing it live on stage for the first time. Collaboration strives to help emerging artists break into the music business while giving established artists their next hit.