“Let’s Stay Together” stars Bert Belasco and Nadine Ellis hosted a live chat Tuesday night on UStream.

In case you missed it, here’s your chance to watch the entire thing.

Terry and Rebecca return this Sunday at 9pm/8c for another season with their family.

In Season One of “The Family Crews,” we saw the Crews maintain while each of the family members embarked on their own adventures. Terry focused on his career but stepped up his role in the house, while Rebecca pursued her own interests. The youngest Crews had their first day of school, Terry got a new job, and, after witnessing a natural disaster, everyone was surprised by the announcement of a new addition to the family.

We enjoyed watching the Crews deal with each situation and seeing how they stuck together to make it all work. What does the growing Crews family have in store for this season? Stay tuned and watch to find out.

Watch a sneak peek and get to know the family.

Tune in Sundays at 9pm/8c!

Think you have what it takes to be the best dancer around?

One thing’s for sure: if you want to impress Laurieann Gibson, dance trainer extraordinaire, you MUST bring your A-game.

She’s looking for female dancers to take part in her upcoming reality series “The Laurieann Project.” This could be your chance to show the world that you’re ready for the next level.

Ms. Gibson is no stranger to television. You probably know her best from the show “Making the Band,” where she helped both Danity Kane and Day 26 get in step. Aside from those groups, she’s also worked with big talent like Brandy, Keri Hilson, Diddy-Dirty Money and Lady Gaga, to name a few. You also might not have known that she was a Fly Girl on “In Living Color.”

Laurieann brings intensity to her craft, so if you think you’ve got the skills and determination, be sure to make one of the casting call dates.

Find out more here, and good luck!

Malik, Malik, Malik …

Here we go again.

Just when it seemed like Malik had his anger issues under control, he goes out and gets arrested after assaulting a police officer.

Will this mean the end of his career with the Sabers?

Check out BET.com to see Malik’s mug shot along with other famous athletes who’ve been in trouble with the law. Plus, watch a sneak peek of next week’s episode.

The drama never stops on “The Game.”

Tonight’s episode had the good (Kelly and Tasha making up), the bad (Derwin and Melanie fighting … again) and the ugly (The crowd’s reaction to Jason’s performance of ‘Dip and Pitts.’).

Let us know what you thought about tonight’s episode and check out BET.com for a sneak peak of next week’s episode.

One more day until the long wait is over.

Tomorrow night at 10 p.m. ET marks the return of “The Game” on BET.

Check out BET.com for the latest “The Game” content, including exclusive videos and photos from the Los Angeles premiere last week.

Are you ready?

Last Thursday was the Los Angeles premiere of “The Game” and “Let’s Stay Together” at the Directors Guild of America.

Weren’t able to attend? Don’t worry. BET.com has exclusive photos from the event along with video from the red carpet.

Three days and counting …

Why was Tia Mowry Hardrict seeing double before she played Melanie Barnett-Davis on “The Game”? What show had Pooch Hall making miracles before he portrayed the San Diego Sabres’ star wide receiver?

Well, we’ve got answers.

Check out what your favorite cast members of “The Game” were doing before the show.

For more on The Game, check out the BET.com showpage.

1.11.11 is almost here.

After months of anticipation, season 4 of “The Game” is only days away.

But before we find out what’s new with Derwin, Melanie, Jason, Kelly, Malik and Tasha, you can catch up on the first three seasons of the show this weekend during “The Game” two-day marathon.

Starting at 8:00 a.m. on New Year’s Day, “The Game” will take over BET. Day 2 of the marathon will resume at 11:00 a.m. on Jan. 2.

For more on “The Game,” check out the BET.com showpage.

On the last episode of “Lens On Talent,” host Kim Fields was joined by Roger Bobb, executive vice president of Tyler Perry Studios.

When Fields isn’t hosting “Lens On Talent,” she’s usually working for Bobb at Perry’s studio in Atlanta as a director on “Meet the Browns” and “House Of Payne.”

What’s Tyler Perry’s key to keeping the comedy fresh?

“I think he has a knack, especially specifically to the film, of tapping into the pulse of what’s happening in the country and what’s happening in the minds of his viewers,” Bobb said on Perry. “The thing is, we all ultimately go through the same things in life, just maybe with different people. You can change the characters and the scenery but ultimately when you look at life or cinema or television, those things are relevant in all of it.” Read the rest of this entry »