Hi guys & dolls! This post is in honor of Beverly Bond, Celebrity D.J. and founder of Black Girls Rock, an organization whose mission seeks "to bring about awareness and change in the way in which young women of color are being portrayed, and are portraying themselves in hip-hop culture". So much so that Ebony Magazine named her one of "2009 Ebony Power 150-The Most Influential Blacks In America". Not bad, considering the list also includes

First Lady Michelle does the Jay Leno show! Live via satellite, First Lady, Mrs. Obama looked absolutely amazing that Jay was like "sounds like I am flirting, but you have a beautiful smile!"...she looked fab & very poised... My favorite First Lady Michelle responses to questions from Jay's Top Ten Q/A Question 2:  "Speaking of your children, who disciplines the kids more, you or the President?" Question 4: "...after the President delivers a great speech, you both whisper to

Twisted locks boldly support a Washington Nationals [Washington D.C. based professional baseball team] fitted baseball cap perched on his head like a crown. The five-six tall Emcee, Wale is on stage going hard for his city! To be sure, Olubowale Victor Folarin. The son of  Nigerian immigrants, Wale was exposed to all sorts of music in his home growing up. The evidence shows up on his highly anticipated album release, Attention: Deficit scheduled to be

So I got an invite to attend this event but dang it, work on weekend bites! Could not go coz I got "a thousand & one things on my to-do list"... Naomi Campbell was honored last night at the 4th Annual Thurgood Marshall College FrontRow Fashion Show held at the Roseland Ballroom in New York City. Front Row is one of the largest annual fashion shows in New York City dedicated to breakthrough fashion designers. This