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About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ..."Southland" Star Regina King Adds A New Social Media Title To Her Resume
Through posts on Twitter and Facebook, King will serve as the online face for the awards, giving viewers unprecedented access to behind-the-scenes moments during the weeks building up to the show, as well as from the red carpet.
Her duties will kick off when she announces this year's nominations on Wednesday, Dec. 14, at 9 a.m. (ET)/6 a.m. (PT), telecast live on TNT and online at tnt.tv and tbs.com. During the six weeks leading up to the Jan. 29 simulcast of the award ceremony, King will continue to tweet and post about the SAG Awards, including updates on presenters and fashion. She will also post updates during rehearsals and provide her thoughts and insights from the red carpet on the big night.
So now you have another reason to keep your Facebook and Twitter accounts!
[Source: TheFutonCritic]
4 Comments
Logic | November 15, 2011 10:19 PM
This is great. She doesn't get enough attention. Hopefully at some point she'll get a SAG, a GG, and an Emmy for her role on Southland. Dt. Lydia Adams is seriously the best, most dynamic female character on TV right now. Actually, male or female, she's one of the best I've ever seen. If you're not watching the show, start now!
McKay G. Elliott | November 15, 2011 6:55 PM
This type of exposure is long overdue for this illustrious actress. She is often the unspoken star of the productions she's been in. I will, most definitely, pay more attention to the SAG awards this year, and I can honestly say its just to get Ms. King's insight, because the mass market screen is still a prickly situation for the African American actor/actress.
Afrostyling | November 15, 2011 3:07 PM
One of my favorite actresses. When does Southland come back on?