The Foxworth Theory

Eugenia Foxworth sits down with the legendary Sammy Davis Jr's son, Manny Davis. Manny talks about childhood and being adopted by Sammy and Altovise Davis, his serving in the army, His relationship with his father. How he met Altovise and his move to live with a new family after being abused as child. He also talks about the good days and the not so good days after the passing of his mother and father and how he is now in charge of the estate. He recently had a birthday and is still working on projects that will keep the legacy of Sammy Davis alive.

Every Wednesday at 2 pm ET, NYC businesswoman EUGENIA FOXWORTH features the leaders in the arts, fashion, culture, business and more on her podcast series, THE FOXWORTH THEORY, seen on The Foxworth Theory YouTube channel and heard on the VoiceAmerica Variety Channel as well as the HarlemAmerica Digital Network. Today's guest is the choreographer JAY T. JENKINS.

Eugenia Foxworth sits down with, Mark Pendergrass, CEA founder and executive director, was leading class that day. “We all made it a teachable moment,” he said. This was an opportunity to put CEA’s mission — to educate and mentor youth by providing opportunities of exposure to artistic expression — into action. Pendergrass started the organization with an emphasis on photography, but it has evolved over time to include other art forms. “We’ve tapped into teaching journalism,” he said. “There’s a writing component now. And we recently got into videography and filmmaking.” Mark is extremely proud of the new documentary and coffee table book, Behind The Ink, which is also a program which was developed to educate, teach and give students. an outlet to express themselves. “Behind the Ink” features stories of people across the Carolinas. Former NBA player and Charlotte native Anthony Morrow guides viewers through the film. The documentary highlights Fedelina Heredia, a woman from the Dominican Republic on her journey to her first tattoo. She shares the negative connotation tattoos have in her native country, but now can get one in the United States. Morrow takes her to tattoo artist Crystana “Dutchess” Lattimore, who owns Pretty-N-Ink, attended North Carolina A&T State University and was a cast member on VH1’s “Black Ink Crew.” Lattimore is another familiar face in the “Inked” series.

The Love & Hiphop actress Chrissy Monroe stops by The Foxworth Theory to talk with Eugenia Foxworth about her career moves, domestic violence, maintaining her celebrity status and of course Love & Hip-Hop! In 2014, Monroe joined the cast of VH1's Love & Hip Hop New York in season five, which chronicled her relationship with rapper Chink Santana. In 2015, Monroe joined the contributing staff of Love & Hip Hop Weekly with her advice column, Love Talk with Chrissy Monroe. In 2018, Monroe appeared on Dr. Phil, titled Love, Hip Hop & Cyber-Stalking.

Eugenia Foxworth sits down with the legendary choreographer Alfred Gallman, who has studied with some of New York's elite dancers and choreographers. Alfred speaks on the changes in dance and broadway and how opportunities for young black dancers have changed dramatically over time and how dance has increased in television productions as well as music videos. As a Dancer Alfred has performed with Pepsi Bethel Authentic Jazz Dance Theater, Alvin Ailey Dance Center Workshop, Fred Benjamin Dance Company, Nanette Bearden Contemporary Dance Company, Otis Salid New Arts Ensemble and guest artist with the Munakata Jazz Dance Company in Japan. He was a featured performer of the National Touring Company of the Tony Award winning musical of THE WIZ!

Souleo and Lavett Ballard stopped by to chat with host, Eugenia Foxworth of The Foxworth Theory about the new art on display in Newark at the Dionne Warwick: Queen of Twitter Exhibit. Yes, Dionne is at it again and she as usual is a hit with twitter and young movers and shakers of the internet, who seem to go viral each time she tweets something. Dionne Warwick: Queen of Twitter is an art exhibition inspired by a single Twitter account user: @DionneWarwick. In 2020, the legendary entertainer’s account went viral and was covered by major media outlets. Her commentary–on everything from perplexing celebrity stage names (yes, we’re looking at you, The Weeknd and Chance the Rapper) to social justice issues–has offered laughs, wisdom, and comfort for an intergenerational audience during the Covid-19 pandemic and civil unrest. In this exhibition, artists have created specially commissioned works referencing the humorous, sassy, profound, and inspirational tweets by Ms. Warwick. The works range from site-specific installations to mixed media pieces exploring Ms. Warwick’s social justice and spiritual background and that sharp wit that makes her everyone’s favorite “Auntie.” Accompanying these works is an intimate selection of archival material spotlighting her illustrious and groundbreaking career. The exhibit has been extended.

Adrian Alicea stops by The Foxworth Theory to talk about his Illaberate career in the fashion industry. Adrian’s inspiration comes from his strong familial roots in Puerto Rico. The essence of his beautiful mother is etched into every design. Mr. Alicea was also blessed with nine sisters of whom have provided him with the depth of understanding the female form. The fact that he also has real human frailties make him greater than is realized by those who are not able to see through the fog of adulation. His human experience transcends into an emotional confluence felt by every being that adorns his designs. Having been a model himself, he was first discovered at the iconic nightclub “The Tunnel” by Rae Dawn Chong who invited him to walk for Thierry Mugler’s couture show in Paris.

Eugenia Foxworth sits down veteran producer, Warrington Hudlin. You've seen his work on such films as, HOUSE PARTY, BOOMERANG, and BEBE KIDS, and cult classic TV specials, COSMIC SLOP (HBO) and UNSTOPPABLE (STARTZ). His debut VR productions are Kung Fu #MeToo and CineFemme Cypher which both address women rights and achievements. He is one of the industries most technical producers and is still busy to this day. Check out this awesome interview.

Eugenia Foxworth sits down with Executive Chef Carlos Brown, an award winning chef whose delicious meals have graced the lives of the Obama's, Oprah Winfrey, Whoopi Goldberg, Tyler Perry and many more. Chef Carlos has dedicated his time and efforts to teaching youth the importance of culinary arts to inspire and nurture the next generation with the creative skills, education and training to achieve their goals in hospitality. This interview is so good, you can just taste it.

Eugenia Foxworth sits down with fashion designer, Tamil Robinson, to talk about his love for fashion. Tamil Robinson is a visionary artist that came from a close knit family who lived in Newark, N.J. Tamil is focused and he has an eye for Art and Fashion. His style is one of a kind. His leather designs are tailer made with the finest detail in the fashion industry. Please get to know, fashion designer, Tamil Robinson.

The Foxworth Theory welcomes Dr. Hassan A. Tettah, to the show to talk about the world of medicine and how we all have been dealing with Covid-19. For the last year and a half the world has succumb to this pandemic like never before with family and friends passing away like nothing we have heard of in years. Dr. Hassan A. Teetah, walks us through the the lives of doctors and nurses who have been the front runners of saving lives while risking their own.

Host of The Foxworth Theory, Eugenia Foxworth sits down with actor Antonio Fargas, who is a legendary actor born and raised in New York. From the 70s up to 2000s, the actor has paved the way for so many others who have come after him and shared the same passion for on screen acting. Antonio has a long list of movies and TV credits that have earned him a reputation for being one of the most sought after actors in the business. Movies and Shows such as, The Cool World (1963), Shaft (1971), Cleopatra Jones (1973), Foxy Brown (1974), Cornbread, Earl and Me (1975), Carwash (1976), I'm Gonna Get You Sucka (1988), Don't Be A Menace (1996), Starsky & Hutch, The Suburbans (1999) everybody Hates Chris (2005-2009), Just to name a few.