Steve Harvey’s 2010 Ford Hoodie Awards
August 28, 2010 by Las Vegas Black Image Magazine
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2010 Hoodie Awards, held at Mandalay Bay, August 28, 2010
Enterprising People: guest Victoria Rowell
August 25, 2010 by Las Vegas Black Image Magazine
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Enterprising People with host Kimberly Bailey-Tureaud and guest Victoria Rowell from Young and the Restless discuss “Bring Back Drucilla”.
Rev. Jesse Scott Interview
August 25, 2010 by Las Vegas Black Image Magazine
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Rev. Jesse Scott Interview.
Bill Cosby Cosnarati
August 25, 2010 by Las Vegas Black Image Magazine
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Bill Cosby Cosnarati Radio and Telephone Interview.
The Bob Bailey Show
August 10, 2010 by Las Vegas Black Image Magazine
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The Bob Bailey Show: Duke Ellington & The Bob Bailey Show: Duke Ellington, Redd Foxx, Sammy Davis Jr.
RUBEN SANTIAGO-HUDSON: The Moulin Rouge goes Hollywood!
August 9, 2010 by 09dgozd
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Cover Story
When the telephone rings for my scheduled interview with Ruben Santiago-Hudson, the voice on the other end is out of breath. Coming from a man as busy as the actor/writer/producer, the breathlessness is not entirely unexpected. For the moment, however, the cause is purely and immediately physiological: He has just alighted a New York City […]
Love Them Cinnamon Rolls
I have been a sweets junkie my entire life — from the cookies that I dipped in chocolate milk as a child, to my insatiable addiction to cinnamon rolls today. These soft little sweet rolls are a great breakfast pastry, perfect afternoon snack with milk for the kiddies or late night munchies. Don’t forget to […]
Revolutionizing the African-American image
August 9, 2010 by 09dgozd
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As the founder and former chief executive officer of Burrell Communications, Advertising Hall of Fame inductee Tom Burrell is widely credited with revolutionizing the image of African-Americans on television and changing the face of marketing in America.
Hospital exec shares the facts about STROKES
About 800,000 Americans suffer from strokes each year. African-Americans are about 1 1/2 times more likely to suffer from strokes than whites. Still, strokes do not discriminate by race, gender or age.
Peace
August 9, 2010 by 09dgozd
Filed under Highlights, Peace
“Do I like me?” This question echoes endlessly through our minds, yet we seldom address it head-on. Instead, we live inside the nuances, hiding behind such fashionable declarations as “I love me some me!” But should this question be answered verbally, or is the answer found in our day-to-day movement? Is it how we see […]