As Season 3 of
Single Ladies returns, we find our three fabulous friends tighter than ever and ready for more crazy and wild adventures. The premiere jumps three months ahead with a lavish wedding, leading to a new romance and new personal challenges for
Raquel (
Denise Vasi),
April (
Charity Shea),
Keisha (
LisaRaye McCoy) and
Omar (
Travis Winfrey). Raquel turns her focus to her boutique, Indulgence, and soon finds passion in an unexpected partnership. April lands the opportunity of a lifetime working for one of Atlanta's most powerful music managers,
Felicia Price (
LeToya Luckett), who rules her company and the music world with an iron stiletto. While navigating Price Management, April gets embroiled into an ongoing rivalry with her new colleague
David Berenger (
Damien Dante Wayans). As Keisha and
Malcolm (
D.B.Woodside) return to Atlanta from traveling around the world, their relationship is threatened by a sudden tragedy, a mysterious woman,
Naomi Cox, (
Lesley-Ann Brandt) and other unexpected secrets.
The cast includes: LisaRaye McCoy, Denise Vasi, Charity Shea, D.B. Woodside, Travis Winfrey, Harold "House" Moore, LeToya Luckett, Terrell Tilford, Damien Wayans and Lesley-Ann Brandt. Season 3 guest appearances include:
T.I.,
KeKe Palmer,
Laz Alonso,
Cassandra Freeman,
Malik Yoba,
La La Anthony,
Omar Gooding,
Future,
Ja Rule Atkins and others.
"Single Ladies" is a romantic comedy series about Keisha, Raquel and April - best friends with different philosophies on love, sex and relationships, proving not all women have the same desires. Set in the world of Atlanta fashion, music and celebrity, "Single Ladies" asks the question: What do women really want?
LETOYA LUCKETTShe has released some of the most popular songs, appeared in acclaimed film, television and stage projects, and excelled as a business owner. Indeed, LeToya Luckett's remarkable versatility and wide-ranging talent have made her a renowned figure in entertainment.
The Houston native has enjoyed tremendous success as a solo artist. LeToya's self-titled debut album "LeToya" was certified platinum and included the No. 1 hit "Torn" and "She Don't". LeToya was named "One of the Best New Artists of 2006" by AOL Music and was awarded as a "Top Songwriter of 2006" by ASCAP for "Torn". Her 2009 collection, "Lady Love", debuted as the No. 1 album on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and featured the Top 10 single "Regret" with Ludacris, as well as such standout selections as "She Ain't Got..." and "Not Anymore". Additionally, "Regret" was named to AOL Music's "Top R&B Songs of 2009" and Billboard's "Top R&B Songs of 2010".
When she was only 5 and to her surprise, LeToya was given the opportunity to sing her first solo in her own church. "The lady just gave me the mic one Sunday and I sang," says LeToya, whose name is described as "victorious one". "Right after that, I joined the children's choir and started doing all the school plays. I saw that I had a love for music."
Soon after, LeToya pursued her newfound passion and became an integral member of Destiny's Child. LeToya remained with the group for seven years and accomplished numerous successes, most notably becoming a two-time GRAMMY Award winner. During her stint, the group released the gold-certified singles "Bills Bills Bills" and "Say My Name", both of which LeToya co-wrote on their astonishing sophomore album, "The Writing's On The Wall", which has sold over 17 million copies worldwide.
LeToya has been in the studio recording her highly-anticipated third album, which is set to release in 2014. The album is constructed of very accomplished producers and songwriters and proves to be a versatile collection of work that explores new musical elements while staying true to LeToya. Additionally, she is the new host of Centric's "CultureList" that premiered July 21st. LeToya has also been chosen as a lead cast member of the VH1 hit "Single Ladies". The new season is slated to premier in early 2014.
LeToya's current moves in television arrive after a string of noteworthy stage, film and television projects. In 2010, LeToya made her film debut playing the lead character in the Warner Premiere film "Preacher's Kid". The film was released nationwide in select markets and has since become a top DVD seller in its genre. Later in 2010, LeToya had a supporting role in the romantic comedy "Killers", starring Aston Kutcher and Katherine Heigl.
Furthermore, LeToya's momentum continued in 2011 and 2012 with a recurring role on second and third seasons of the HBO TV series Treme. She also had a noteworthy role in the coming-of-age film Note To Self with Christian Keyes, Richard T. Jones and Clifton Powell. LeToya stars alongside Academy Award nominee Taraji P. Henson and Tom Felton ("Harry Potter") in "From the Rough" set to release in 2013. The film was inspired by the true story of Dr. Cantana Starks, the first female head coach of an NCAA Division 1 men's team. Also in 2013, LeToya had a recurring role on the new BET TV series "Second Generation Wayans," starred in the new GMC TV series "For Richer or Poorer" and appears in the forthcoming film "The Concerto" with Janel Parrish and Jackson Rathbone.
Now, with several television projects in motion and a new album on the way, LeToya still has the world saying her name as she progresses as a woman, artist, actor, entertainer and entrepreneur. "You have to stay true to yourself while also keeping up with the trends in music and this industry," she says. "I think a lot of people start to lose themselves because people have opinions and they become insecure. But you've got to stick to the real reason you wanted to become an artist."
Mission accomplished for LeToya Luckett.
DAMIEN DANTE-WAYANSWayans was born in New York City; he is the nephew of iconic uncles: Keenan, Damon, Shawn and
Marlon Wayans.
Damien began his career in 1987 in Eddie Murphy's concert film "Eddie Murphy Raw". He later acted with his uncle Damon Wayans in the movie "Major Payne", which led to television roles in such primetime series as "New York Undercover", "NYPD Blues" and "House MD" among others. Working on critically acclaimed shows at a young age spawned his appetite to write and direct. In the years to follow Damien played a key role in his uncle Damon's sitcom "My Wife and Kids" as Writer, Director and Producer.
As he shaped his writing and directing career, he continued to indulge his acting abilities and landed a breakout role in Jamie Kennedy's film Malibu's Most Wanted as "Tec". He then went on to share the spotlight with notable actors such as Morgan Freeman, Kevin Spacey and Justin Timberlake in the movie -- "Edison" and Ben Affleck in "Man About Town" to name a few.
Soon after, trending, in the footsteps of his uncles, Damien wrote, directed and produced on The Underground, a sketch comedy show on Showtime. This led to his Motion Picture Feature Directorial Debut with the film Dance Flick, which was also written and executive produced by Damien.
With several years of consecutive work, under his belt in both television and film as a quadruple threat, the talented Actor, Writer, Director and Producer began his own production company "Second Generation Productions". The company is focused on producing new cutting edge content for film, television and web.
In 2012 Second Generation Productions signed a deal with BET networks, to bring you the highly anticipated "Second Generation Wayans", starring Damien Dante Wayans along with cousin Craig Wayans. In this hilarious, new, scripted comedy viewers see the good, the funny and the ugly as the young duo emerges from the long shadows of their uncles to carve out their own paths in Hollywood. "Second Generations Wayans" launches January 15 2013.
LESLEY-ANN BRANDTBorn and raised in Cape Town, South Africa, Lesley-Ann Brandt has become one of the biggest South African exports via New Zealand after immigrating to Auckland with her parents and brother in 1999. With her mixed ethnic background, Lesley-Ann is Hollywood's exciting new discovery.
As a child, she participated in almost every kindergarten and school play and was a natural singer. It was when she starting modeling and booking TV commercials that she caught the eye of casting directors. Encouraged by them, she began studying the Meisner technique as well as doing every possible acting workshop she could find and after only a few months her natural ability to perform, take direction and work with the camera saw her commercial auditions shift towards television and film auditions.
Lesley-Ann was discovered by local New Zealand producer Chris Hampson and creator/writer James Griffen (Siones Wedding, Outrageous Fortune, The Almighty Johnsons) who were on the hunt for the leading lady of their quirky new half hour comedy "Diplomatic Immunity". They'd been searching for an actress for months and were 3 weeks away from shooting when Lesley-Ann auditioned. She was hired within a week, had to quit her job as an IT recruitment consultant and went on to star opposite Craig Parker (of "Spartacus", "Lord of the Rings" and "Underworld: Rise of the Lycans"), quickly moving her into the hearts of the New Zealand nation.
In 2010 Brandt commanded the world take notice with her role as Naevia in the breakout Starz hit, "Spartacus: Blood and Sand". Naevia, the beautiful slave girl who's story with Manu Bennett's character Crixus emerged as the show's big love story, created a fan frenzy worldwide.
Working with producers Sam Raimi, Rob Tapert and actors John Hannah ("The Mummy" and "Four Weddings and a Funeral"), Peter Mensah ("300" and "Avatar"), Lucy Lawless ("Xena"), Lesley-Ann captivated audiences with her performance, and became one of the shows break out stars.
Lesley-Ann continued to work on back to back projects, "This Is Not My Life" (2010) and ABC's "Legend of the Seeker" (2010) as well as her feature film debut Insight starring opposite Natalie Zea and Christopher Lloyd.
In 2011 she resurrected her role as Naevia in the prequel season of "Spartacus: Gods of the Arena". Roles on "Chuck", "CSI: New York" (recurring) and TNT's "Memphis Beat" soon followed as well as a lead role in Syfy's highest rated original feature for 2011 "Zombie Apocalypse" starring opposite Ving Rhames and Taryn Manning.
Lesley-Ann has been named as one of 2013's faces to watch in film by South Africa's largest newspaper publication City Press. This year she can be seen in the much anticipated feature film "Drift" starring opposite Sam Worthington ("Avatar", "Terminator: Salvation") and Xavier Samuel ("Twilight: Eclipse, Anonymous") as well as the dark comedy, "Killing Winston Jones" starring opposite Richard Dreyfuss, Danny Masterson, Danny Glover, Jon Heder and directed by Joel David Moore ("Avatar", "Dodgeball").
Lesley-Ann is now permanently based in Los Angeles.
HAROLD MOOREStrong, disciplined and talented are just a few words to describe actor Harold "House" Moore. "House" as
he likes to be called, can currently be seen starring on the hit VH1 series "Single Ladies". His character of "Terrence" was such a fan favorite over the past two seasons that they have brought House on as a series regular to the show for season 3!
"Single Ladies" stars Lisa Raye McCoy (Keisha), Denise Vasi (Raquel), Charity Shea (April) and is a romantic comedy series about Keisha, Raquel and April - best friends with different philosophies on love, sex and relationships, proving not all women have the same desires. Set in the world of Atlanta fashion, music and celebrity, "Single Ladies" asks the question: What do women really want?
A native of Detroit, House began his earliest acting pursuits in theatre while attending Alabama State University. While there, he parlayed his skills into television and film acting, hosting, and modeling, while also utilizing his athletic ability on the college basketball team. After graduating college, House moved to Atlanta, GA and put to use his philanthropic nature by working with inner city youth and low-income families as a behavioral therapist and life coach. While there, House was scouted by Elite Models. In an instant, he was re-introduced to entertainment, an industry he calls his "true calling", and moved to Los Angeles in 2006 to fully pursue film and television.
House's past credits include, in 2012 a series regular role as "Jackpot," a rookie cop in the Robert De Niro produced CBS series "NYC 22." In addition, he has also guest starred on such hit series as "The Shield,""CSI,""Tyler Perry's House of Payne" and "Necessary Roughness." House's motion picture credits include a lead role in the 2007 indie film The Hammer (for which he was critically touted as "new one to watch in Hollywood." He followed that with a strong supporting role in the 2012 indie Guardian of Eden.
Outside of his entertainment career, House can be seen off the screen working as a strong advocate for youth development, exposure, and education, providing hands-on mentorship and coaching programs in connection with YMCA, Boys and Girls Club, and AAU Sports. House also holds his own youth geared non-profit organization, and distributes his time between multiple other non-profit based organizations.
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