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No. Gabrielle Union has not taken a part-time job to make ends meet in this tough economy.  read more »

Joy Bryant, Toccara Jones and singer Beyonce Knowles were just a few of the beautiful Brown Sistas who showed up last night for the 2008 New Yorkers for Children Gala.  read more »

On Saturday, August 23, actress Malinda Williams and former rapper and present celebrity deejay Derrick “D-Nice” Jones, wed in a quaint ceremony at The Mezzanine in Newark, New Jersey.  read more »

Pharrell Williams and his N.E.R.D counterparts filmed the video treatment for their single, "Everyone Nose" (remix) with music video director Hype Williams.  read more »

Malinda Williams, best known for her role on the now defunt Showtime series, "Soul Food", joined the thriving celebrity blog community.  read more »

The Beverly Hills-Hollywood branch of the NAACP held it’s 18th. Annual Theatre Awards last night in Hollywood, California. Honorees included actress Vivica A.  read more »

"Black Enterprise" magazine and Saks Fifth Avenue recently hosted two pre-Oscar galas. Mary J Blige and her husband Kendu Isaacs were seen at Saks Fifth Avenue's Unforgettable Evening to benefit the Entertainment Industry Foundation's Women's Cancer Research Fund .  read more »

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"Essence" magazine threw a party in celebration of their December Collector's issue cover which has Sanaa Lathan, Nia Long, and Gabrielle Union as its glamorous covergirls. Visibly absent from the event was Union but other guests includes Tia Mowry, Shaun Robinson of "Access Hollywood", Malinda Williams, and Holly Robinson Peete.  read more »

While surfing online for news, I stumbled across this tidbit about one of my favorite TV shows-"Soul Food". The 4 DVD set comes out February 5th, 2008. If you're a fan of the show like am, the DVD includes all 20 episodes. "Soul Food" the series made Nicole Ari Parker, Malinda Williams, Boris Kodjoe, Vanessa Williams, Darrin Hewitt Henson and Rockmond Dunbar household names. To support the longest running African-American cast drama series, be sure to visit here for additional info.  read more »