“Who’s Next?”… Laws – Your Future Favorite Rapper
Here to make good music and shake up the Hip-Hop game is Laws, a Brazilian born emcee from Florida. He’s been compared to Drake, J Cole, and Eminem; but make…
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Brandie Randolph
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Zane’s Sex Chronicles – the comic relief: Capone & Laila Odom
I got a chance to catch up with funny man Capone Lee (The Gangsta of Comedy) and the beautiful Laila Odom to gain some insight into the new season of…
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[INTERVIEW] Zane – Erotica, Empowerment, And The Deeper Meaning Behind Her Stories
When I initially got the assignment to interview Zane, I wondered what I was going to ask this woman that is totally raw in her writing. I must admit, I…
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Mo’Nique’s Road to the Oscar
Monique-Epitomizing “Larger than Life” At fourteen years old, she told her best friend that they were going to be stars. He looked back, smiled, and said “You, first.” No…
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Takerra Allen Is Writing Her Own Path – Author Interview
Though she doesn’t yet have the confidence of a seasoned writer, Takerra Allen is definitely becoming a force to be reckoned with. At 25, she has her own publishing company…
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[INTERVIEW] Niobia Bryant Is Taking Over Fiction, One Genre At A Time
It was refreshing to sit down and speak with Niobia Bryant regarding her past ventures and her latest release, Message from a Mistress. Through witty repertoire and honest humility, this…
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The “Thick” Woman is Coming Back
Referring to a woman’s weight is a notion that can send chills down a man’s spine. “Do I tell her how she really looks in that dress, or do I…
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Undeniable Definition: A Blended, Beautiful Mix of Race
I cringe every time someone says that an individual is acting “too white” or “too black”. Who set the standard for what is considered “white” or “black”? Is the fact…
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