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American actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner recently opened up about playing his breakthrough role on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show.

Malcolm Jamal Warner is heading to Hampton Roads to help celebrate some local folks who are making a difference in our community.

Malcolm Jamal Warner has joined th case of Alert: Missing Persons Unit. He talks about it on Good Day Atlanta.

Fox alums Malcolm-Jamal Warner and Megalyn Echikunwoke are returning to the network in the upcoming season of Alert: Missing Persons Unit.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner is using his 'Not All Hood' (NAH) podcast to launch an event series aimed at spreading love in the Black community.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Emmy-nominated actor, and Grammy Award-winning poet and musician, brought his band and talents to day 5 of Indy Jazz Fest at the beautiful Cabaret on September 21, 2024.

The new show Not All Hood hosted by Malcolm-Jamal Warner is having discussions on a weekly basis right now about the most pressing issues facing Black people today.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner went on to say that J. Cole has “proven himself to be such an incredible lyricist,” but his “regularity” in using the explicit terms was unappreciated by him.