Romance is in the air, greeting cards, red roses, chocolate and relatively anything the heart desires. For Valentine’s day we’d like to share a romantic poem by Theodore Mosely titled, “Her Desires” The sound of the rain is caressing her body with clouds of music dancing in his eyes. He hears the sun talk […]
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Tony Rock, the brother of Chris Rock, hosts a new provocative hidden camera dating show with a comedic spin, premiering on TV One January 31, 8 PM on TV-One. In each episode, three teams of friends and/or family watch real dates in a “hidden camera” style from their homes. Throughout the show, titled The Game
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Rachel VanWormer and John W. Wells III as Charlotte and Jonny. Photo credit: SIMPATIKA Dorm room and dinner conversations surrounding race, religion and sexuality are topics that make up Bathsheba Doran’s cleverly written and entertaining dramedy, “The Mystery of Love and Sex”, now playing at Diversionary Theatre in San Diego. Known as the
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Photo credit: Robert Voets/Warner Bros. Television On Thursday, October 13, former Death Row singer Michel’le reveals to the hosts on The Real how making the Lifetime movie, Surviving Compton: Dre, Suge & Michel’le, shed a light on her tumultuous relationships with former husband Suge Knight and ex-boyfriend Dr. Dre, will help women find their inner power against
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Is Iyanla actually going to fix some lives this time? Well, we hope so DMX! (SMH) In an all-new season of OWN’s award-winning series “Iyanla: Fix My Life” will return with an emotional four-part, multi-week episode when spiritual life coach Iyanla Vanzant invites eight women to move into a “House of Healing” to dispel the myth of the
Colossal fires of hatred and the sound of our liberty is extinguished with our resolve of life. Don’t look upon me and see the phantom of darkness residing within your culture of righteousness. The afflictions of your ancestors that have been embedded in the tumors of your spirit have called for my death. Courage’s smile
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By: Tamara Kegler The holiday season is in full swing, with its seasonal lattes and luscious fragrances. Shopping is underway, and our favorite holiday songs are filling the airwaves. It’s exciting and easy to get wrapped up in the ambiance of the season. But before we jump into the holiday cheer and fill the aisles
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Harmony Jennings, who is currently a student at La Mesa Arts Academy, near San Diego, taps into her writing and illustration skills to help with coping during sad times in her life. Sadly, Harmony, is another one of the many victim’s of bullying. She say’s that for her, the bullying started in fifth grade when,
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A letter to my Dad Hey there Dad, I just want to say, that it’s been intriguingly interesting, getting to know you as an adult. Growing up, I always knew you were a pretty cool, Dad. I just didn’t realize how cool, until later in life. With that said, if I knew then what I know now, I completely agree
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Welcome to Summer 2015! Memorial Day brings about the beginning of summer, with kick off barbecues, and warmer weather. As Spring departs and Summer approaches, not only does the season change but we’re also challenged to change with the season. Spring brought about ‘Spring Cleaning,’ the need to de-clutter, take out the old to welcome
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