Sonja Sohn

Sonja Sohn  guest-stars on the third episode of Current TV’s “Bar Karma” airing on Friday, February 25 at 10pm ET/9 Central .  Sohn, who is best known as “Kima” on “The Wire,” and can also be seen in the upcoming ABC series “ Body of Proof,” plays “Lucy,” a famous actress who is summoned to Bar Karma in the middle of a surgical procedure.  Will she make it out of the operating room alive?Read Full Story

Name: Sonja Sohn Hails from: Virginia Occupation: Actress and activist Why She’s a Babe: As Detective Kima Greggs on the best television show of all time, The Wire , Sonja proved that she could drink, smoke, fuck, and fuck up her relationships right alongside the big boys. And now the Blasian former slam poet –who goes by her Korean American mother’s maiden name because her father didn’t approve of her career choice–is turning her experiences from the show and from filming in the...Read Full Story

Sonja played Kima, the feisty, bright and very effective cop. Her performance in season one was one of the reasons I became hooked.  "Don't die Kima, don't die."After the Wire, Sonja Sohn founded reWIRED for Change – a Baltimore rehabilitation programme that works to empower young people living in the poorest communities  through education  and street-based intervention. Well done, Sonja. She has also appeared in the hit American series 'Brothers &  Sisters'. Other 'After the Wire' posts...Read Full Story

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During it's five year run The Wire was the best damn show on television, period. And I'm not just saying that because I'm from Baltimore, honestly the whole show was just top shelf from the actors and storylines to the set and cinematography, nothing was sub-par. The music was always indicative of Baltimore, whether it be "club" music playing in somebody's car or Club Queen K-Swift (RIP) making a cameo DJ-ing some party, the music mimicked the life and that brings me to my point: DoMaJe's...Read Full Story