365BLK

Betty Davis arrives on the '70s scene to break boundaries for women with her daring personality and outrageous funk music. She then, despite being banned and boycotted, goes on to become the first black woman to perform, write and manage herself.

A cinematic exploration of jazz dance, paying homage to its lineage, celebrating its many reinterpretations and through a fast-moving kaleidoscope of movement and music will inspire the dancer of tomorrow to keep this art form alive.

Jack lies dying in a hospital bed, but his family is more concerned with the money he will leave behind than caring for him. As the family falls apart only one thing can save it.

A new pastor must put a scandal-ridden church back on track, but old enemies resurface to threaten his mission.

After leaving her fiance at the altar, a woman (Perry Cornelius) meets a possible suitor (John Maddox) who wants to control her life.

A family comes together after the death of the matriarch and is shocked by the secrets she took to the grave.

A bride and her sister set out to find their newly discovered siblings in order to invite them to the wedding.

A director learns that a serial killer is using his old horror film as inspiration for his crimes and must conquer the evil within himself.

Burton claims Charles contacted his wife after he had a tryst at Charles' motel; he also claims Charles informed his wife of his visit with a young woman; Charles says he just called the number on the paperwork that was filled out.

Dwayne and Lisa have two kids together; Dwayne and Lisa were living together and broke up six months ago; Dwayne says he just wants to see his kids and that Lisa is using the kids to punish him for breaking up with her and moving away.

HBO's popular stand-up comedy show hosted by Martin Lawrence. Comics: Buddy Lewis, Chris Charles, Marc Knox (Flex), Ken Cox.

Kevin Hart and Jason Sudeikis become medieval knights for a day and learn jousting basics at Medieval Times.

A young blind woman reports hearing what she thinks is a murder, but Gillespie and Tibbs cannot find a body.

A man prohibits his son from contacting the police after the boy witnesses a rape, fearing it will affect his future.

Bubba and an insurance investigator (Debra Sandlund) search Los Angeles for a bail jumper from Sparta.

Anthony accepts Joe's bet that he can land an acting job before Anthony does; Lydia hesitates to speak at a fundraiser when she discovers the reason she was invited.

Joe buys a bicycle for his grandson, forcing Anthony to admit he does not know how to ride; a boy genius (Martin Spanjers) develops a crush on Lydia.

A game between parents and students decides the future of dodge-ball at Tuga's school; Lydia's fear of blood makes her question medicine as a career.

Anthony grows concerned when he realizes Tuga's new best friend is an imaginary one, prompting a visit to a child psychiatrist (guest star French Stewart).

Anthony and his parents go to extremes producing a home movie to teach Tuga the true meaning of family.

Anthony reconnects with a childhood friend, Marcus, but Joe thinks he is a bad influence on Anthony and Tuga.

Anthony and Joe put aside their differences to help Tuga make new friends; Marcus agrees to throw a lingerie party.

Anthony takes clarinet lessons with Tuga's piano teacher (Jenny McCarthy), then agrees to perform at a recital where the musicians are younger than he expected.

A struggling actor (Anthony Anderson) moves in with his parents to provide a stable environment for his son.

A boy has to give up his life to effect change.

A recently divorced couple begin a tumultuous affair with each other.

The greats of comedy, when they were young and struggling with their great early routines.

Faith falls ill two weeks before she is going to marry Norman; secrets start to flare up and the couple realizes that love and sacrifice go hand-in-hand.

A Las Vegas bachelorette party gets so crazy that the bride awakes in the morning to find that she's married someone she met the night before.

Four friends (Nicole Ari Parker, Tamala Jones, Kevin Hart, Keith Robinson) struggle to figure out where their lives are heading as they approach their mid-thirties.

Students, their parents and faculty face an uphill battle as they try to prevent their beloved school from closing due to budget cuts.

A writer (Erica Tazel) who has sworn off trying to find love is unexpectedly swept off her feet by a seemingly perfect man (Columbus Short). Things get complicated when she learns he works for a dating service.

After civil engineer Arlo Pear (Richard Pryor) loses his job following a corporate merger, he must sell his house and move with his wife, Monica (Beverly Todd), and daughter, Casey (Stacey Dash), 2,000 miles from small-town New Jersey to Boise, Idaho. Unfortunately, the moving company -- led by slippery, fast-talking Perry (Robert LaSardo) -- has other ideas. When the movers go AWOL with the Pear

Ellen is suing Bobby, the owner of a small bakery after his bakery screwed up a gender reveal cake; the bakery owner claims he's not a doctor and shouldn't be held to a standard that makes him responsible for anything medically related.

Patrice is suing Tiffany for stealing her husband and destroying her happy marriage of 20 years; Patrice claims Tiffany is nothing but a gold digger; Tiffany claims she never knew her boyfriend of ten months was married.

Derek and Donna are suing Derek's ex-fiancé, Kari, for non-refundable wedding costs when she abruptly called off the wedding; Kari says she couldn't be married to Derek and his mother since he always sides with her.

Comics: Diane Corder; Bill Hill; James T. Harris (Talent); Warren Thomas.

Kevin Hart and Jimmy Kimmel train with the Harlem Globetrotters to learn the art of basketball tricks.

Lonnie Jamison and Virgil show a despondent Eugene DeLong, whose father is facing the death penalty for murder, that life continues.

Gillespie and Tibbs track the killers of two drug dealers; Althea worries about the dangers Virgil faces and suggests he change careers.

While investigating the death of the woman he once loved, Gillespie meets his daughter for the first time.

Letty's decision to hire Pop's grandson creates a stir in the salon.

Novelette's undergoes renovations; Joy studies for her official exam.

Joy enlists Starr's help to make to make her more Canadian; Starr is appalled that Letty is using chemicals on a child.

Letty has second thoughts about her relationship with Richard.

Dre's reputation as the model student is turned upside down when he gets in trouble with the law.

Letty finds a balance between motherhood, work and her relationship with Richard.

Madea (Tyler Perry) gets herself into outrageous situations while helping children save their youth center.

A detective (Fred Williamson) protects a murder witness (Eva Grimaldi) from a vicious gang of bikers.

Interpol pairs a Chicago policeman (Fred Williamson) with an inspector (Nicholas Hammond) on the trail of terrorists in Manila.

An agent (Forry Smith) teams up with his father's buddy (Fred Williamson) on a jungle mission to recover stolen weapons.

Sisters Sheila and Lynn have loved sweets their entire life, so when they decided to start a business it came naturally to own a bakery. The sisters asked close friend Tommi to join them as their specialty pie maker.

A woman is married to a pro football player who suffers a career-ending injury. Attracted to money and fame, she leaves him for another man.

Four spirits living in their home affects the lives of Lisa (Vivica A. Fox) and Tim (Christian Keyes).

A young minister falls in love with a gorgeous young woman, who happens to be the pastor's wife; this hilarious faith-based comedy shows exactly what happens when two wrongs try by any means to make a right; what happens in the dark always comes to light.

Recorded in 1993 at the Blue Note Jazz Club in New York City, this performance by Chaka Khan features a number of songs closely associated with jazz.

Adam says the friendship between Debbie and Julie was the cause of the majority of their fights and ultimately their break-up; Debbie says her friend, Julie, is a great friend and encouraged her to know her worth and finally break up with Adam.

Dax is married to Stephanie's sister, Liz; Stephanie says she was cut off by Dax, causing her to hit his car; Stephanie says not only did Dax not pay for the damage to her car, but Dax left her pregnant sister for the mystery woman in his car.

Heather claims Richard owes her 3 months rent because he cheated on her.

Comics: Barbara Carlyle; Affion Crockett; Corey Holcomb.

Kevin Hart and Mindy Kaling embrace the 1980s and get into character while giving Jazzercise and Buns of Steel workouts a try.

A friend of Bubba's, fearing the loss of his adopted son, is coerced by the boy's biological father into committing a fatal armed robbery.

Gillespie and Tibbs meet legal resistance trying to protect a high-school teacher from a disturbed admirer.

Gillespie attempts to prove the innocence of a prostitute charged with murdering one of Sparta's wealthiest citizens.

Annie McKnight isn't a fan of internet dating; Sandra Valls comes out to her Mexican father; Darryl Bruns tells us how tough it was to give up weed.

Griff loves women in Atlanta; Ralphie May discusses the challenges he's had in interracial relationships.

D'Militant admires everything about black women; Shaun Jones isn't intimidated by credit collectors; Darren Carter shows us his seawalk.

Loni Love loves to date handicapped men; Joe Clair warns the audience to never be timid.

Dr. Ken loves Showtime at the Apollo; Sir Walt tells women how to figure out if their boyfriends are gay; Tyler Craig is frustrated with girls in the club.

Leslie Brown has some things to say about R. Kelly; G Thang gives it up for Jamie Foxx; Cory Zoo Miller thinks they should send gangsters instead of soldiers to Iraq.

This mock documentary follows sociologist Nina Blackburn (Kasi Lemmons) during the year she spends studying hip-hop artists Ice Cold (Rusty Cundieff), Tasty-Taste (Larry B. Scott), Tone Def (Mark Christopher Lawrence) and a series of disappearing white managers. Every rap cliché is on display: sex, sexism, violent imagery and paint-peeling profanity -- all of it, the group insists, with a deeper p