It Takes a Village with “Raising Whitley” @OWNTV Saturdays at 9 PM *ET/PT on OWN #RaisingWhitley

Have you watched the docu-series “Raising Whitley” on OWN? It follows actress and comedienne Kym Whitley and her riotous collective of friends – whom she calls “The Village” – as they attempt to do something none of them have ever done before: raise a baby…together.

Tune-in this Saturday at 9:00 PM *ET/PT for an all-new episode of “Raising Whitley” on OWN.

On this week’s episode of “Raising Whitley,” see Kym as she prepares to audition for a role as a pregnant woman from the south. Then, watch as co-parents Kym and Rodney go on a dinner date and question their compatibility as a couple. Is there a possibility for Joshua’s mom and dad to become more than just friends? Watch as these two discuss their relationship on a more romantic level.

Sneak Peek: Can Rodney and Kym Be a Real Family?

Rodney visits Kym to put Joshua to bed when he starts acting suspiciously sweet and affectionate towards Kym. Could it be… is Rodney flirting with Kym? If he is, will Rodney manage to charm his way into Kym’s life for good, and stop taking up her “man space”?

Find out on an all-new episode of Raising Whitley, Saturday at 9/8c!

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Over the season, Kym learns the chaotic realities of becoming a full-time mom: She realizes that, while Craigslist may be perfect for finding an old couch, it’s not ideal for finding a new nanny; she survives Joshua’s first haircut; she gets her groove back on a manhunt with her girlfriends; and she discovers that being “just friends” with Joshua’s “daddy” may not be that simple.

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21st Annual Pan African Film Festival Red Carpet on Opening Night

21st Annual Pan African Film Festival, a set on Flickr.

Mingle Media TV and Red Carpet Report host, Stephanie Garrett, were invited to come out and cover the 21st Annual Pan African Film Festival (PAFF) for the opening night at the Director’s Guild (DGA) in West Hollywood and the Los Angeles premiere of “Vipaka,” directed by Philippe Caland. This year, PAFF selected 154 films, representing 34 countries (23 documentaries, 13 short documentaries, 67 narrative features, and 51 narrative shorts).

Watch the 24 Video Interviews from the Red Carpet on YouTube

We interviewed Al Thompson, Ali Allie & Ruben Rey, Anne Marie Johnson, Antonique Smith, Antwone Fisher,Ramin Niami, Conroe Brooks, Dennis White, Elias Mael,Ella Joyce, JaNet DuBois, Jimmy-Jean Louis, Leon, Loretta Devine, Monica Calhoun,Pascal Atuma,Reatha Grey,Reggie Gaskins, Salli Richardson-Whitfield, Dondre Whitfield, Tim Holmes, Trae Ireland, Vanessa Bell Calloway,  Vishnu J. Seeshai, and Wendell James.

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About PAFF
The Pan African Film Festival (PAFF) is gearing up to take movie goers on a cinematic journey with international film screenings from around the globe. The film festival is the nation’s largest and most prestigious Black film festival. Over the years, it has showcased films from all parts of the world, representing such countries as Angola, Austria, England, Bermuda, Canada, Egypt, Ethiopia, Brazil, Kenya, Mexico, South African, Nigeria, and of course, the United States. Visit the PAFF website at www.paff.org. Follow the Festival at www.twitter.com/_PAFF

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