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13 Top Selling Black Authors

August 10th, 2010 by Aerial | 4 Comments

13 Top Selling Black Authors

Last week The Atlanta Post reported that there were 13 top selling Black Authors that readers may not agree with as the best representation of the genre but that these 13 authors were some of the best selling black authors over the last five years.


Open letter from Cavaliers Majority Owner Dan Gilbert

July 8th, 2010 by Nourbese | Comments Off

Open letter from Cavaliers Majority Owner Dan Gilbert

This was announced with a several day, narcissistic, self-promotional build-up culminating with a national TV special of his “decision” unlike anything ever “witnessed” in the history of sports and probably the history of entertainment.


The James Effect

July 8th, 2010 by Nourbese | No Comments

The James Effect

So a little after 9:00pm est, twitter, facebook and blogs bubbled over with information all about the man of the hour…Raul Gonzalez Blanco… ok, ok, Lebron James….Seconds after his announcement, twitter went hot full of jokes i.e. I’m gonna watch #lebrondecision tonite just in case Kanye interrupts to remind us that Jordan was the best basketball player ever


Random Thoughts of Justice

June 16th, 2010 by Guest | 2 Comments

Random Thoughts of Justice

Lets instill the values that were, and were not given to us in our children so they do not go through the same situations that we did. Lets allow our kids to be KIDS. But we cant do that, until WE start acting like adults.


Review- Drake’s Thank Me Later

June 14th, 2010 by jharris | 1 Comment

Review- Drake's Thank Me Later

By: James Harris
One of the most anticipated albums in years drops tomorrow June 15, 2010.  Drake releases his first studio album, Thank Me Later, and as I predicted the critics have gone on a rampage.  There are mixed reviews over the album some saying that it has “let them down” or that it “didn’t own [...]


Tell Me More With Will Tell

May 28th, 2010 by Yves Brunache | No Comments

Tell Me More With Will Tell

I’m Puerto Rican but I was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY…my first job out of High School was working for Rap-A-Lot Records…what separates my sound from other producers is that I have never been one dimensional


Does Sherri Shepherd Represent You?: Black Women and Outrageous Expectations

May 17th, 2010 by Nakia White | 13 Comments

Does Sherri Shepherd Represent You?: Black Women and Outrageous Expectations

What I can not understand, however, is a woman shouting from the rooftops that her man must be willing to take out her cornrows, oil her scalp, and help her wash her hair or her wig.


Shut up and listen but can Shanell keep your attention?

May 6th, 2010 by J. Ado | No Comments

Shut up and listen but can Shanell keep your attention?

Written by J. Ado
Gone are the days of ballads. We’re in a time where our few real singers are either in the neo-soul genre (the only way to hear most of them is on the internet). The others are divas, who have been around for a while and have left the belting out of hard [...]


Music Review- Leftback by: Little Brother

April 27th, 2010 by jharris | 1 Comment

Music Review- Leftback by: Little Brother

Written By: James Harris
For the past week I’ve been listening to the same album on repeat, hearing the same two voices and dealing with the same feelings of sadness and disbelief. Little Brother released their final album 4.20.2010 entitled Leftback. The duo (originally trio before producer 9th wonder left the group) released their [...]


The State of Hip Hop

April 21st, 2010 by jharris | 3 Comments

The State of Hip Hop

Written By: James Harris

A fellow music lover asked me a question the other day that I can’t let go, “Is music today, better than music 10-15 years ago?”  First off I couldn’t believe I was old enough to remember music 10-15 years ago (you’re only as old as you feel right?)! Secondly, I had to really [...]



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