Larenz Tate and Method Man are still fine AF after 30 years in the industry. Fans couldn't get enough of them on 'The Jennifer Hudson Show.' ...

Chicago born actor Larenz Tate has been a staple in Black TV and cinema since securing his role at O-Dog in the film Menace II Society. We got to see him flex his skill by transitioning into the ...

Larenz Tate and 'Power Book II: Ghost' co-star Shane Johnson discuss playing villains with legal jobs on Starz' hit crime drama Hot on the heels of last night’s explosive Power Book II: Ghost ...

Larenz Tate, who has recurred on Starz's 'Power' franchise for several seasons, will be a series regular on season two of 'Book II: Ghost.

Love Jones co-stars Nia Long and Larenz Tate share a laugh with journalist and Access Hollywood co-host Scott Evans. The two reminisced with Evans about the film, its legacy and where their ...

Larenz Tate and Nia Long having a romantic walk in a scene from the 1997 film "Love Jones." March marked the 26th anniversary of when we first heard Darius Lovehall say, “I’m the blues in your left ...

Larenz Tate has appeared in television shows and motion pictures since the 1980s. The 47-year-old actor currently plays Councilman Rashad Tate in Power Book II: Ghost. The third season of Power ...

Check out this EXCLUSIVE clip of Larenz Tate in the new NBC series "Game Of Silence." Written by Shamika Sanders Published on May 12, 2016 Hellobeautiful Featured Video ...

Larenz Tate is a celebrity known for his performance in Power. He started out as a recurring role but soon became part of the main cast. Fans enjoyed him in the show and picked some of their ...

Larenz Tate and his body of work Larenz Tate | Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images Tate’s acting career took off when he was cast into the role of Older Brother in the 1985 TV series The Twilight Zone.

Actor Larenz Tate is taking part in Alabama A&M University's M.A.L.E. Education Initiative aimed at mentoring the next generation of Black male educators and community leaders. Actor Larenz Tate ...

Larenz: We can’t do it alone, and we don’t want to do it alone. Our parents have always encouraged us to stick together, and we’re stronger because of it. There’s so much more that we can do.