The Chocolate Voice | The Chocolate Voice- Part 195

Financial Report: Fear can’t kill you, but it sure as hell will make you sweat profusely

October 8, 2012

4:36 pm

The “October Effect” is the theory that stocks tend to decline during the month of October. Historically, October hasn’t produced the most confidence building events on record to be honest (the crash of 1987 occurred on the 19th which saw the Dow plummet 22.6% in

The original “It Girl” Thelma of “Good Times,” featured on TV-Ones “Life After.”

October 8, 2012

8:47 am

The original “It Girl” Thelma of Good Times, featured on TV-Ones Life After. BernNadette Stanis warmed her way into the hearts of Americans as Thelma, on the popular African American family sitcom Good Times. Millions tuned in weekly to watch the beautiful girl with the sassy

TV One launches Original docu-series: "Celebrity Crime Files," featuring Marvin Gaye

October 2, 2012

7:59 pm

Celebrity News Entertainment Featured Movie & Music Reviews

Leveraging the success of original docu-series Unsung and Life After, TV One launches Celebrity Crime Files, a new original investigative series. Premiering October 15 (10 pm ET) Celebrity Crime Files explores the rise and fall of the entertainment, sports and literary world’s most prominent and promising figures. In the first season, Celebrity

Financial Report: Everything is debatable

October 2, 2012

9:47 am

Finance Wealth & Finance

By: Dempster R. Cherry Its 4th quarter and it’s been an incredibly interesting year hasn’t it? The world should be transfixed with fear, doom and gloom as some commentators continue to be shout out at full volume. The U.S. and Asian economies are like the dinosaurs

Census Bureau Reports Less Doctor Visits by Americans

October 1, 2012

2:16 pm

Education Health & Wellness

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In 2010, working-age adults made an average of 3.9 visits to doctors, nurses or other medical providers, down from 4.8 in 2001, according to a report released today by the U.S. Census Bureau. Among those with at least one such visit,

Study finds African American youth exposed more to alcohol advertising

September 27, 2012

11:23 am

Celebrity News Education Health & Wellness

African American youth culture is steeped in alcohol. References to booze have long been rife in rap music, and Jay Z, Sean “P. Diddy” Combs and Ludacris are among the hip-hop luminaries who have promoted alcohol. A new study puts some fresh data behind long-standing concerns about alcohol

TV One’s Popular Series Life After returns for a fourth season on Monday, October 8

September 27, 2012

10:34 am

Celebrity News Entertainment Featured

TV ONE PREMIERES FOURTH SEASON OF “LIFE AFTER” MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 AT 9PM ET “Life After” returns for a fourth season on Monday, October 8 at 9pm ET. Exploring the turning point in celebrities’ careers that altered their lives forever, the half-hour series highlights these moments from

Arizona implements an Interactive Campaign that Engages Young Mobile Phone Users and Encourages Adult Voter Turnout

September 26, 2012

12:24 pm

Celebrity News Featured Politics Wealth & Finance

CellTrust's 2-way SMS Gateway Platform Enables Kids Voting Arizona to Design an Interactive Campaign that Engages Young Mobile Phone Users and Encourages Adult Voter Turnout SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Sept. 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Kids Voting Arizona, and the Arizona Bar Foundation, have partnered with CellTrust to provide a text messaging-based youth polling program,

Keija Minor named Editor-In-Chief of Brides and Brides.com, becoming first African American to head up a Condé Nast Publication.

September 25, 2012

12:31 pm

Celebrity News Fashion Wealth & Finance

Unbelievable, it’s 2012! That being said, our congratulations go out to Keija Minor was recently named editor-in-chief of Brides and Brides.com, the worlds largest weddings magazine. News of Minor’s promotion reveals that for the first time in the 103-year history of Conde Nash publishing, she is the first

D.C. Town Hall Meeting: Brown v. 2012 Election — Impact Of minorities and women on the 2012 presidential election

September 25, 2012

9:24 am

Celebrity News Politics

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Tomorrow is Today Foundation is hosting a series of town hall meetings focusing upon the impact of minorities and women on the 2012 presidential and legislative election. The inaugural event, "Brown v. 2012 Election: A Town Hall Meeting" – led by

Financial Report: Fear can’t kill you, but it sure as hell will make you sweat profusely

The original “It Girl” Thelma of “Good Times,” featured on TV-Ones “Life After.”

TV One launches Original docu-series: "Celebrity Crime Files," featuring Marvin Gaye

Financial Report: Everything is debatable

Census Bureau Reports Less Doctor Visits by Americans

Study finds African American youth exposed more to alcohol advertising

TV One’s Popular Series Life After returns for a fourth season on Monday, October 8

Arizona implements an Interactive Campaign that Engages Young Mobile Phone Users and Encourages Adult Voter Turnout

Keija Minor named Editor-In-Chief of Brides and Brides.com, becoming first African American to head up a Condé Nast Publication.

D.C. Town Hall Meeting: Brown v. 2012 Election — Impact Of minorities and women on the 2012 presidential election

thechocolatevoice

TCV QUICK LINKS

NEWS IN PICTURES

Jamie Foxx Set to Produce Marvin Gaye Story

NCNW Dorothy Height Honored on 2017 U.S. Postage Stamp

Ain’t No Party Like an Old School Party

thechocolatevoice

FOLLOW US