After the horrific death of Larry Bland and Michael Sandy, pioneering video producer and journalist Nathan Seven Scott. organized a panel discussion in New York City. The discussion centered around the issues presented by the new world of online dating and social networking.

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Nathan Seven Scott Executive Producer and Creator, The AND Show Channel. Editor in Chief of  The 7 Magazine
Panel Participants:
DJ Baker Radio personality, Creator and Producer of Da Doo Dirty Show  and Fashion Blog Magazine Dwight O'Neal Make-up Artist, Creator and Producer of Christopher Street TV  Directed by Derron Cook Graphic Designer	Maurice Runea Activist, Designer, Blogger    Eric Jenkins Dancer/Choreographer   Latif Summers Education

This past weekend, "Dirty Laundry" debuted in New York and Los Angeles. The galla events were attended by cast members and gay celebrities. I attended the New York screening event and took the opportunity to interview some of the delighted attendees.

 

Here is a synopsis of what "Dirty Laundry" is about:

DIRTY LAUNDRY is a modern-day prodigal son story with a twist. It follows magazine writer Patrick, skillfully played by Rockmond Dunbar (Prison Break, Soul Food), who seems to have the "perfect life," until one day there is a knock at the door. On the other side stands a secret that brings him face to face with the traditional southern family he hasn't seen in over 10 years.

DIRTY LAUNDRY's cast includes a colorful array of character and comedic actors including Loretta Devine (Waiting to Exhale, I Am Sam, Dreamgirls) as "Evelyn", Jenifer Lewis (Antwone Fisher Story, Castaway) as "Aunt Lettuce", Terri J. Vaughn (Daddy's Little Girls, Steve Harvey Show) as "Jackie", Sommore (Queens of Comedy, The Parkers) as "Abby", Alec Mapa (Ugly Betty) as "Daniel" and Director Maurice Jamal as "Eugene". Supermodel Veronica Webb also appears in a fun cameo.

DIRTY LAUNDRY is the winner of the 2006 American Black Film Festival Audience Award for "Best Film" and "Best Actor - Loretta Devine."

GENRE: Comedy RATING: PG-13 RUNNING TIME: 90 minutes

The movie will be released nationwide on December 28th.

This video report is from my "Hope Tour" in South Africa. I traveled there this past summer. I had the opportunity to work with young people and was completely blown away by them. Please enjoy this first episode of my adventure.

Nathan is preparing to return to South Africa in late February. 

 

 

This is the second episode of my Hope Tour to South Africa. In this episode, I visit a local butchery called Maphindi's and talk to the entrepreneurs that run the establishment.

Update: Nathan has arrived in Cape Town and wishes to say hello to all his GBMNews fans. As soon as he gets settled, we can expect some exciting video reports. In the meantime, we will continue with the Hope Tour.

In this episode Nathan Seven Scott stumbles into a South African winery with a few new friends.

GBMNews Video Colunist, Nathan Seven Scott introduces a new discussion series VANTAGE POINT with hosts Dwight Allen O'Neal, Maurice Runea, DJ Baker and of course Nathan Seven Scott. 

In this episode, taped a few weeks ago, the panel discusses the current presidential elections.

 

In this session, Nathan's panel discusses the morality and legality of sex for pay and the people who engage in the professions.

 

 

By Nathan Seven Scott

This past yaer Nathan sojourned to South Africa where he worked with young people in Cape Town. He caps off his tour not in South Africa but in America. One of his students was fortunate to win a scholarship tour to this country. In this video, Nathan introduces this bright young man to you in a unique way.