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Wed 18
B.A.P.S. — Downtown Julie Brown
Two Black American Princesses (Halle Berry, Natalie Desselle) go to L.A. to audition for a music video. They don't get the part, but a scheming man offers one of them big bucks to impersonate his wealthy uncle's lover in a plot to become his sole heir. Martin Landau, Ian Richardson, Troy Beyer. Director: Robert Townsend.
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Sun 22
B.A.P.S. — Downtown Julie Brown
Two Black American Princesses (Halle Berry, Natalie Desselle) go to L.A. to audition for a music video. They don't get the part, but a scheming man offers one of them big bucks to impersonate his wealthy uncle's lover in a plot to become his sole heir. Martin Landau, Ian Richardson, Troy Beyer. Director: Robert Townsend.
Air Time & Details for Downtown Julie Brown, Sun 22, 6:00 am
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Born in England in 1959, TV personality "Downtown" Julie Brown grew up on a series of military bases all over the world, as her father was enlisted in the Royal Air Force. After taking home the top prize at a disco dancing championship in 1979, Brown began making the rounds on European TV, hosting music-oriented shows like Crackerkjack. She soon moved overseas to become a VJ for MTV, where she was known for her trademark phrase "Wubba Wubba Wubba." After leaving MTV, Brown worked for ESPN and E!, and would appear on a wide variety of television shows over the coming years, like Walker, Texas Ranger, and Hey Arnold!