Check out the cover for the October issue of Essence Magazine featuring actors/models Boris Kodjoe, Blair Underwood and Lance Gross speaking about their love for black women. The issue hit stands in a couple of weeks.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
MAG COVERS: BORIS KODJOE, BLAIR UNDERWOOD & LANCE GROSS COVER ESSENCE MAGAZINE
Check out the cover for the October issue of Essence Magazine featuring actors/models Boris Kodjoe, Blair Underwood and Lance Gross speaking about their love for black women. The issue hit stands in a couple of weeks.
Kelly Rowland, Letoya Luckett & Lala Vazquez @ I Heart My Girlfriends Read more: Kelly Rowland, Letoya Luckett & Lala Vazquez @ I Heart My Girlfriend

This past Saturday, Kelly
Later that night, the four girls hit up Mansion Nightclub in Houston for a “girls night out”. I love that Kelly & Letoya put whatever happened with Destiny’s Child aside and are supporting each other.







These Little Boys Can Sing…

10 year old twins Demetrius and Darius sing a song titled “Praise On The Inside” with their 5 year old brother Jayden. This little clip made me smile
Apparently, these twins are kind of a big deal. They sang on The Ellen DeGeneres Show earlier this year
Ciara On Her International Steez Kickin’ It And Smokin’ It Up In Kazakhstan
Ciara is currently on a promo tour getting all her fans that are left ready for her album “Basic Instinct” that is suppose to drop this November. She took a little break to go perform at a private function in Kazakhstan. By the looks of it, Ciara is enjoying especially with that hookah pipe in her hand!!!

Steelers Football Player Insures His Samoan 1B Wavy For A Milli

Troy Polamalu’s hair is more than just a soft, silky handle by which to bring him down on a football field. It’s real and it’s spectacular.
It’s also now a magnificent, million-dollar mane. Lloyds of London has written a policy on the Pittsburgh Steelers safety’s locks, in the kind of publicity stunt that rises to the top of search engines on the week before real sports resume after Labor Day. There’s a serious reason for Polamalu’s ‘do: he has not cut it since 2000 and wears it as a tribute to his Samoan ancestors. But there’s a product tie-in on the insurance: Polamalu endorses Head & Shoulders shampoo, whose parent company sought the policy.
“They’ve created the first ever insurance policy to protect his iconic mane for the entire NFL season,” Procter & Gamble said in a statement.