Class of 2011: Year in Review
Story by Michele Fling, Amir Shaw, Terry Shropshire, Zondra Hughes, Christa Jackson and DeWayne Rogers 2011 was a year for the record books. From the
December 30, 2011
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Story by Michele Fling, Amir Shaw, Terry Shropshire, Zondra Hughes, Christa Jackson and DeWayne Rogers 2011 was a year for the record books. From the
The famous Kardashian clan has come under fire in recent months thanks to the divorce fiasco between Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries. But now the
Steve Jobs was devastating proof that all it took was the recognition of one or two key distinctions to help burst open the floodgates of
Steve Jobs was a technological revolutionary whose ingenuity with Apple held the American public spellbound because such sightings of cultural game-changers like him are so
Look around. It’s bad out there. Business financing has dried up. Commercial real estate rents are at an all time low, but customers are using
“The real unemployment rate is at least 15 percent, and that doesn’t count those working part time.”
It’s not unusual for rap giant Lil Wayne to flex his penchant for bizarre antics, but in a new “public service announcement” recently posted by
“His legend will live on forever.”
The world was stunned yesterday when technology giant Apple revealed to the public that the company’s co-founder, Steve Jobs, had passed away on Oct. 5,
Apple co-founder, Steve Jobs, has died of pancreatic cancer. He was 56. On August 24, 2011, Jobs announced his resignation from his role as Apple’s
Steve Jobs will be remembered as one of the greatest innovators in history. However, Jobs also made profound statements about technology and business. Here are
Apple co-founder, Steve Jobs, has died. He was 56. The well-respected face and perceived innovator of the company had been battling pancreatic cancer for several
Every year Southern Cali’s DJ Spinna hosts a “Wonder-Full” club night for fans of the R&B icon Stevie Wonder to gather with other Wonder lovers
The last time Steve Jobs left Apple, he walked away from a battle he should have won, but didn’t. It was 1985 and the company’s
“Steve Jobs needs to open a can of whoop-a–.”
The secret to success, wealth and fame is not really a secret, advises advertising guru and entertainment savant Steve Stoute. If you want something badly
