August 31, 2010
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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. – The 20th Beverly Hills/Hollywood NAACP Theater Awards was part fashion show as singer Ashanti and actresses Meagan Good, Nia Long, LisaRaye and
One of the benefits of traveling is the fact that it expands your worldview to observe, share in and reflect upon the experiences of our
In the first night session on Arthur Ashe Court, Venus Williams gets the job done in straight sets. The only U.S. woman, among 32 seeds,
The 2010 U.S. Open, which kicked off Monday, Aug. 30, has the Williams sisters in the spotlight, again. They’ve done such damage in the tennis
Since Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination, African Americans without question have voted hook, line and sinker for the Democratic Party. As a consequence of this
If anything can be learned from last weekend Aug. 28-29 following the conclusion of the rally held in Washington, D.C., by Glenn Beck and supporters
Are you tired of walking around in public looking like a dermatological disaster? Get a can of Sheree Fletcher’s Whoop Ash. Are you sick of
The health risk of substance abuse, especially excessive alcohol consumption, has been documented extensively in scientific literature. However, the ills we often associate with the
Years ago people were called conspiracy theorists when they said that the government wanted to implant chips into every American citizen and that they would
Over the past few weeks America has gone through a major produce scare due to a massive egg recall. Just when you may have thought
R. Kelly is back on the scene with a new video … no, not that kind of video. The former self-proclaimed Pied Piper has apparently
Is Diddy the smoothest man on the planet? He’d certainly like you to think so. From his penchant for throwing the hottest parties, to his
Just once a year, the celebrities eagerly serve as highly decorative backdrop and allow the community leaders and everyday people to get their shine on
Carmelo Anthony apparently had too much time on his hands on Aug. 28. While answering questions from his fans that included, “What’s your favorite movie,”
Forty-seven years after Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. presented his historical “I Have a Dream” speech at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., it’s evident
