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In the 1950s, Dale Turner (Dexter Gordon), a gifted black saxophonist with a drinking problem, leaves behind New York and his estranged family and relocates to Paris. There he plays for a progressive, jazz-loving audience without being judged by his race, and ages quietly in peace. Not intending to turn away from his vices, Dale nonetheless becomes the project of a French fan (François Cluzet) who

Live From The House of Soul showcases Charles Bradley with the Menahan Street Band, filmed at Daptone Records' Brooklyn House of Soul in the first installment of the series.

C-Bear convinces Jamal that it's wrong to reduce one's intelligence in order to please others.

Jamal becomes jealous when his father goes out on a date and tries to tag along to ruin the experience.

Jamal convinces Maya to act dumb and lower her test scores before she loses all her friends, who don't get grades as good as hers; C-Bear convinces Jamal it's wrong to make Maya reduce her intelligence in order to please others.

Jamal lies in order to get a job on the school newspaper as an advice columnist; when he can no longer lie, he begins telling too much truth, even at home; after learning how much the truth can hurt, Jamaal apologizes to the people he insulted.

Laura is suing DJ for $3,000 for harassment; DJ is countersuing Laura for $3,000 for harassment.

Sara is suing her sister, Lauren, for half of their mother's estate.

The discovery of slave artifacts at a construction site leads to an archaeological survey and murder.

Against Gillespie's warnings, Parker's rowdy stepfather (Pat Hingle) returns to Sparta followed by homicidal art thieves; guest Anne Meara.

Harriet and Bill become targets of a crazed gunman on the eve of their wedding; guest William Gannon.

As Bill and Harriet prepare for their honeymoon, a cult leader's (Peter Fonda) activities get the attention of Forbes.

Host Mary Wilson sings; guests are Whodini, Freddie Jackson, Expose, Michael Bolton, and comedian Willie Asbury.

Mase.

The host is Gilbert Gottfried; musical guests are Keith Sweat, Terence Trent D'Arby, Rebbie Jackson and Oscar Brown III; comedian is Bobby Slayton.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner guest hosts; performers include Salt-N-Pepa, Angela Winbush and comedian Steve O.

In 1956, Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers landed a doo-wop hit with Why Do Fools Fall in Love? Fame turned to tragedy as lead singer Lymon (Larenz Tate) descended into substance abuse that eventually claimed his life at age 25. But Lymon didn't just leave his fans bereft -- he also left behind three women, and each believes she's owed his song royalties: Platters singer Zola Taylor (Halle Berry), p

Illuminating the life of popular R&B singer Al Green and his transition from pop stardom to gospel ministry.

News of a trust-fund beauty (Kristin Scott Thomas) inspires the pianist (Prince) at a hotel in Nice on the Riviera.

The Kid (Prince) and his rock-club rival (Morris Day) disagree about music in a sequel to the 1984 film "Purple Rain.".