[youtube id=”ZzJqq8_Sv-8″]Bounce will premiere its one-hour special, Bounce Celebrates Black History Month special along with a variety of movies centered around the African-American experience. Queen Latifah, Common and Harry Belafonte will headline Bounce Celebrates Black History as they present stories about Black life in America. Martin Luther King Jr., The Underground Railroad, Black Pharoahs, Gordon Parks, Dr. Charles Drew, Green Book, Madam C.J. Walker, Cinque Amistad, James Baldwin and a number of African-American firsts will be covered. Civil Rights Icon Andrew Young is featured prominently throughout Bounce Celebrates Black History which premieres Monday, February 10 at 8 PM ET. 

[youtube id=”sALoJ9F-xDM”]Common’s “Good Morning Love” comes alive for A COLORS SHOW. The rapper and actor’s solo performance is surrounded by gold walls and he even sings along to the hook. Common’s Let Love is out now. 

Common’s 12th studio album Let Love is out today. The new music takes a lot of direction from his recently-released memoir Let Love Have The Last Word. The rapper and actor shared a new level of vulnerability in the book and music with his recent admission that he was molested as a young person and opening up about some of his most challenging times as a parent. Swizz Beatz, Jill Scott, Dwele, Samora Pinderhughes and Leikeli47 are some of the guests to appear on Let Love. Common conceptually leads the 11 songs through different kinds of love; self, community, family and romantic but his parting words are for the spiritual kind as he believes that only a higher power like God can be the ultimate healer. 

[youtube id=”Z_Kae_LaQ1g”]Common gets deeply personal for “Show Me That You Love” featuring Jill Scott and Samora Pinderhughes. In the video he shares moments from his fatherhood journey with daughter Omoye who also stars in the clip. A video of them playing together during his Electric Circus is added to the visual.  “Show Me That You Love” is on Common’s forthcoming Let Love due August 30th.