(San Diego, CA) That old saying, “It’s not what you know it’s who you know,” is only half of what it takes to make it into the music-entertainment business, or any business. According to successful individuals who have figured out a way to make “it” happen, most all would agree that effective power networking is […]
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This lady knows how to keep it hush, hush! According to TMZ reports, Washington and her husband, former NFL player Nnamdi Asomugha, welcomed Isabelle Amarachi Asomugha on April 21. It’s the first child for the Scandal actress and husband Nnamdi Asomugha. Congratulations you two! Please share photo’s before Isabelle starts to school.
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Christian (AKA Colombo Roc) and Trista Cardona, owners of The Hair Social are excited to bring New York’s urban style barber & beauty shop to San Diego’s college area. The Inspiration behind the couple’s decision to go with a New York style decor, came about while visiting family members who live in the
(Los Angeles) – The Little Miss African American Scholarship Pageant will celebrate 21 years on Sunday, August 10, 2014 at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles, CA. Pageant producer Lisa Ruffin has once again announced a nationwide registration and will select 50 young participants, between the ages of 6 and 12 for the event. The pageant has seen supported over
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Kevin Johnson, former NBA player and the mayor of Sacramento, is assisting Clippers players in handling the fallout from recent racist comments allegedly made by team owner Donald Sterling. Johnson joined “News One Now” with Roland Martin to discuss what’s next for the players and what result they want in the matter. Below is the
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A little constructive criticism now and then won’t hurt anyone, right? Rudeness, on the other hand, could hurt emotionally…that’s if you let it (rudeness) get to you. That explains why TV host Elaine Swann, one of America’s leading experts on etiquette, says we all should just Let Crazy Be Crazy (W.S. Publishing), as shown by
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(Baltimore, MD) Two Towson University students Ameena Ruffin and Korey Johnson, both from Baltimore, beat out 170 other teams to win a national debate championship held in Indiana this week. The dynamic duo beat out a team from the University of Oklahoma in the final round. Their strong argument correlated police brutality, the prison-industrial complex
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When I first saw the animated Disney series Doc McStuffins, I thought, ‘Brilliant, this is just what the doctor ordered,’ especially for little chocolista’s. (That’s right, we made up the word.) The message of becoming a doctor is certainly empowering all little all little girls, which is why I’m thrilled that my adorable little
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(San Diego, CA) One of the biggest Entertainment Summits ever come to San Diego, is just right around the corner. From May 1st through May 4, 2014, the festivities will take place at the Sheraton Four Points Hotel at 8110 Aero Drive in San Diego, starting with, the Ultimate Gospel Music Celebration on the afternoon
(San Diego, CA ) To celebrate Earth Week, University of San Diego (UCSD) Geisel Library hosted an impressive DIY Maker Event on April 22. Participants gained valuable information and resources on non-toxic cleaning products and, recyclable materials to encourage sustainability. A variety of maker stations were set up to share resources on making non-toxic cleaning supplies, buttons using
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