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The November elections just got a little sexier! America’s most wanted couple, Eva Marcille and Lance Gross pose in the latest Barack The Vote campaign ad! And I must say, they have inspired me to go out and…go to the gym!! What, did you think two gorgeous people with great bodies and killer looks would actually inspire me to vote?
Ha!
On closing night of the COGIC AIM CONFERENCE, Bishop Blake, pastor of West Angeles Church in Los Angeles, CA, was impressed by the Holy Spirit to pray for attendees of the Detroit conference, especially those that traveled from other states. According to an eyewitness, Blake was very concerned about safety, believing something tragic might happen to someone at the Conference.
That night, according to a NY TIMES article, a Brooklyn pastor and acclaimed gospel singer was critically injured and his wife was killed when their vehicle was hit head-on by a car that was headed the wrong way on a Pennsylvania highway, the authorities said.
The Rev. Timothy Wright, 61, founder and pastor of Grace Tabernacle Christian Center in Crown Heights, was in critical condition late Saturday at Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, Pa., a hospital spokesman said.
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Word on the street is Alicia Keys married longtime partner Kerry “Krucial” Brothers Jr. on the 4th of July. Not sure if this is true yet, but last time we caught up with Mr. Brothers he mentioned he was going to be in the lab while Alicia went on tour?! Hmmmm…we’ll keep you updated!
The BLACKARAZZI TEAM caught up with Common last night at Boost Mobile’s free concert, Rock Corps, where young people were able to see a free concert after doing four hours of community service. The sexy “WANTED” star discusses everything with us - from his new movie, album, and what we can expect from him in the future.
Then he goes on stage to perfrom, passing a by a very scorned looking Jackie Long. Thank God Serena is at Wimbeldon!
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard about the internet beef between SOULJAH BOY AND ICE-T (LINK).
But the biggest name is hip hop is coming out to defend Souljah boy on Ice-T’s allegations that Souljah boy single handedly killed hip hop! (And Ice-T you need to single-handedly kill the perm!) Come on Ice, I bet you still know how to do the dance. Lighten up. Ohhhhhhh!
So which big name rapper defended Souljah Boy?
Young Buck responds to 50’s recent released conversation between the two, where Buck basically begs 50 to keep him in the crew! A year later, Buck sings a different tune, and he cuts deep! If this is manufactured beef or not, it’s still juicy!
This phone call was intense. I actually feel sorry for Young Buck, but daymn that “F*ck 50 Cent” video he shouted out could hurt him bad. Will 50 cent let back on the roster even after he weeps in front of 50?
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The uber-fabulous first family of Hollywood, The Smiths, stepped out in Hollywood for the premeire of daughter Willow’s new film American Girl. Are they not the most beautiful family ever!
Barack Obama and his family celebrated Father’s Day by attending Sunday services at the Apostolic Church of God on Chicago’s South Side, where Obama gave a speech highly critical of absent black fathers. He urged them to remember their filial responsibilities and be more engaged in raising their children. Obama reminded the congregation of his own experience growing up without a father, saying that if he could be anything in life, he would be a good father to his daughters.
Read Obama’s speech below.
Snoop Dogg, The Pussycat Dolls, and Flo Rida debut’d their new videos …
Nicole Scherzinger crawls back to The Pussycat Dolls after her solo debut flopped, and comes out with this mediocre shiznit! If only Robin would have switched our girl Melody Thornton to lead instead of relegating her to background, we’d sympathize!
Also…
Who would’ve thunk!
CHICAGO - A jury acquitted R. Kelly on all counts of child pornography after less than a day of deliberations Friday, ending an ordeal for the R&B superstar that began when he was charged six years ago.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Margeaux Watson
Cleveland Brown favors gentle words, and few words at that. He likes yellow T-shirts and baths. He is also fiercely proud of his African-American heritage, as evidenced by his ”Two Decades of Dignity” board game and that nice talk he had with a racist cop about how a black bowling ball might feel when surrounded by white pins. It’s a good thing, too, because Cleveland Brown is shaping up as network television’s great black hope for the 2008-09 season — he’s the only minority character anchoring a new series on the Big Five networks. Granted, his Family Guy spin-off, The Cleveland Show, didn’t even make it onto the fall schedule (it’s slated for midseason). Yes, Cleveland himself is merely a figment of animation. And true, the person who provides his voice, Mike Henry, is actually white. But hey, it’s a start, right?
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