Life isn’t always a walk in the park. Hard conversations are necessary. Blair Underwood details how difficult it was for he and his ex to come to the realization that their marriage was over. Watch an all-new #Uncensored Thursday at 8p/7c on TV One.
Blair Underwood talks about how negative Hollywood stereotypes of Black people almost made him pass on his role in ‘Set It Off.’ We’re happy he didn’t. The movie turned out to be a cult classic. Learn more about his journey on his episode of #Uncensored this Thursday at 8p/7c on TV One.
Status does not matter when it comes to stereotypes. In the episode of Uncensored, Blair Underwood accounts a situation with the police that could’ve unfortunately had a tragic outcome had he handled it differently, a reality that’s all too familiar to us. See more on his episode of #Uncensored Thursday at 8p/7c on TV One.
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