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Victoria Rowell, is on a Roll!

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Victoria Rowell Glowing!

Former Young and the Restless star, Victoria row has been seen in movies and more since her leave from the soap. We are seeing her a lot more now especially in the UMC Series The Rich and Ruthless.

But she has been up to a alot more. And has been said to have taken this streaming world by storm. Rowell, 61, has a handful of projects on UMC, BET founder Robert Johnson formed the network in 2015 which is also owned by AMC.

Also catch her do-it-yourself series, “Trash vs. Treasure,” 

Check out her book!

Rowell’s novels “Secrets of a Soap Opera Diva” and “The Young and the Ruthless

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Production has started on Oscar-winning actress Regina King’s directorial debut, #OneNightinMiami, based on the debut play from Kemp Powers, who has adapted it for the screen. Cast includes Kingsley Ben-Adir as civil rights activist Malcolm X, @therealEliGoree as professional boxer and civil rights activist Cassius Clay (before becoming Muhammad Ali), @Aldis_Hodge as NFL champion, actor and civil rights activist Jim Brown, and Grammy and Tony Award winner Leslie Odom, Jr. as singer/songwriter, entrepreneur and civil rights activist Sam Cooke. @castingwithkim One Night in Miami is set on the night of Feb. 25, 1964, and imagines a young Cassius Clay after in real life he became the new heavyweight boxing champion of the world following his surprise defeat of Sonny Liston. The movie dramatization portrays Clay facing Jim Crow-era segregation laws that force him to stay the night at the Hampton House Motel in Miami’s African American Overtown neighborhood. Regina's stage-to-screen adaptation then has Clay celebrate his win with Malcolm X, Sam Cooke and Jim Brown as they discuss their responsibilities in moving the country forward to equality and empowerment for all African Americans.

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