Skip to main content

Posts

Featured

Lindura Joins Hallmark’s Holiday Lineup with Merry Memories

  By Testimony Mag Hallmark's Christmas lineup is making room for a new leading lady. Actress Lindura stars opposite Brendan Morgan in Merry Memories , a holiday romance arriving November 6 as part of the network's 2026 Countdown to Christmas. Lindura plays Michaela, an accountant whose carefully organized routine gets a little more complicated when she steps in to help care for her young nephew while his mother is deployed overseas. A school assignment gives the family a new holiday project: creating a Christmas scrapbook filled with memories for his mother. Michaela recruits his substitute teacher, Bryan (Morgan), to help. Their differing approaches to the assignment lead to new traditions, unexpected companionship and a budding romance. Audiences familiar with Lindura's work may recognize her from Sullivan's Crossing , where she plays Sydney Shandon, a successful model whose return to her hometown brings family relationships back into focus. The Canadian actress bega...

Latest Posts

Tia Mowry, Tisha Campbell, Paula Patton and Brandy Lead Lifetime’s Fall and Holiday Movie Lineup

Jayme Lawson Makes Her Directorial Debut With Short Film ‘I Got You’

From Naomi Osaka and Nneka Ogwumike to Keke Palmer, Megan Thee Stallion and Debbie Allen, Black women across entertainment, sports, business and media are among the 100 honorees recognized by EBONY this year

Holly Robinson Peete and Mishael Morgan Bring Their Own History to Hallmark’s Hearts All Aglow

Nia Long Has Another Reunion Coming: Confirmed for "Are We There Yet" Franchise

First Look: A Different World Is Coming Back to Hillman College

Children of Blood and Bone Brings the World of Orïsha to Martha's Vineyard Before Its IMAX Debut

First Look: Tyler Perry Reunites the Cast of Why Did I Get Married Again? for a Lake Como Wedding Celebration

The American Black Film Festival Unveils 2026 Narrative Features Lineup

Garcelle Beauvais Brings Voice, Caribbean Roots, and Self-Reflection to the LA Times Festival of Books