
Bounce is America’s first African American broadcast network dedicated to inspiring, empowering and entertaining viewers. Bounce represents a rich mosaic of the African American community, featuring original dramas, sitcoms, movies, specials and more.

Bernie has to put his foot down after Mr. Diggs, Vanessa's teacher, persuades her to become a vegetarian.

Bernie resorts to spying when he decides Vanessa is being secretive about her activities, but his security cameras pick up more than he bargained for.

Nina says her 18-year-old daughter, Kalese, was kicked out of school and is quickly headed down the path of self-destruction; Kalese says her mother routinely kicks her out of the house for a multitude of reasons, and she just wants her to be a positive, guiding force in her life, which has been turned upside down.

Ashlee found a hotel key in her boyfriend Supreme's pocket and a questionable stain on his shirt; she's now convinced that he is cheating and wants Karamo to unlock his phone and deliver the truth.

"Tamron Hall" is a daily talk show that brings a relatable voice to the daytime community, enlightening and entertaining the audience. As a seasoned journalist, host Tamron Hall connects to viewers through engaging, topical and newsmaking interviews, ranging from deeply personal to purely fun. An award-winning television anchor, Hall has a wealth of experience in media and reporting that she now brings to the table in a different format, sparking insightful conversations with a variety of guests.

Victoria Monét (album "Frequency of Love"); Jennifer welcomes viral 6-year-old rapper Waylon Pearson, aka "WayWay," and his younger brother, Wyatt; Charles Jones stops by.

A woman's ex sides with her new boyfriend and offers testimony regarding her mysterious dealings with another man.

A relationship is on the line because a woman suspects her strip-club loving boyfriend has been unfaithful.