On this episode of Red Carpet, the family of reggae icon, Bob Marley, says they want to introduce the Jamaican star to a younger audience. Plus, this year's Black History Month is observed through the achievements of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. And, South African music sensation Tyla, wins a Grammy award for her viral hit song “Water."

All this and more and Red Carpet!

On this week's Red Carpet, visual artist Isaac Konney inspires youth in his neghborhood, in Accra, Ghana, in Abidjan, meet A'Salfo, lead singer of the legendary band, Magic System, get an insight into the adrenaline raising sport of bull riding, and more...

On this episode of Red Carpet, Casablanca puts on a colorful art show, African documentaries among those nominated for an Oscar, and a new generation of stand-up comedians in Senegal make waves in and outside of the country, and more...

On this episode of Red Carpet, survivors of a 1972 plane crash revisit the moment in "Society of the Snow', Ivory Coast hosts 2023 Africa Cup of Nations, artist Raphael Bandiwa raises awareness of child labor in DRC, through his art, and more...

On this episode of Red Carpet, we take a look at this year’s Golden Globe Awards, a restaurant group in Los Angeles is making a traditional cuisine healthier, and Roller Hockey takes off among Benin's youth.

On this episode of Red Carpet, we begin the New Year with lots of music, including interviews with artists like Sho Madjozi, Waka Flaka, and acapella group Nobuntu!

On this episode of Red Carpet, we have holiday window displays in New York, we speak to Nigerian American singer Nora Adei, and a Continental Canoe Sprint Olympics qualifier takes off in Nigeria.

On this episode of Red Carpet, we have an interview with Nigerian photographer Lola Akinmade; in Colorado designers are mixing modern fashion with cultural textiles from different countries, and we’ll take you to the Botanical Gardens here in Washington DC for the "Season’s Greenings" holiday exhibition.

On this episode of Red Carpet, we have an interview with 17-year-old Nigerian artist Qing Madi, a look at the “A Maze of Power” art exhibit in Paris that portrays African presidents, and how hair braiding is gaining popularity among young girls in Mozambique.