
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.
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.
A woman suspects her sneaky boyfriend is cheating after finding incriminating evidence in his phone, but the court reveals additional information she knew nothing about.
A sex video is at the core of the dispute over whether a Georgia man has cheated on his girlfriend during their relationship.