Billboard in Times Square Honors Gooden and PFLG Entertainment
Being on the big screen in New York City’s Times Square was one of the latest notable accomplishments by Princess F.L. Gooden of PFLG Entertainment and a Talbot County resident.
By MARJORIE HOWARD
Being on the big screen in New York City’s Times Square was one of the latest notable accomplishments by Princess F.L. Gooden of PFLG Entertainment and a Talbot County resident.
Gooden and her husband, Reginald, were in Times Square for the initial launch of a billboard congratulating her as a recipient of one of the 2026 Columbus GA Film Office Filmmaker Grants.
The occasion was especially memorable for the Goodens because in addition to seeing the billboard go live to celebrate Princess’ grant award, they were also celebrating their 15th wedding anniversary!
A belated “happy anniversary” to Mr. and Mrs. Gooden and Congratulations to Princess! Watch for the latest news about the premiere of the upcoming movie, “Princess.”
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