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DOUBLE XXPOSURE MEDIA RELATIONS PRESENT NEW JERSEY’S GOT TALENT – THE LEGACY CONTINUES featuring MALCOLM JAMAL WARNER

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MALCOLM JAMAL WARNER 

Born & raised in Jersey City, NJ

The legacy continues with Malcolm Jamal Warner whose most notable role as Theo Huxtable on the acclaimed NBC-TV series, “The Cosby Show,” spawned a book entitled, “Theo and Me: Growing Up OK” and catapulted him to appear in films, direct television shows, record music videos, and even win a Grammy award for Best Traditional R&B for “Jesus Children” with Robert Glasper Experiment and Lalah Hathaway.  Surrounding himself around music has been a great equalizer for the performer who took up bass guitar over twenty-five years ago and formed a jazz-funk band called Miles Long.  Currently, the former child actor is starring as Dr. AK “The Raptor” in the FOX-TV series, “The Resident.”

For media inquiries, contact Double XXposure – angelo@dxxnyc.com and www.dxxnycom.

 

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