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Thursday, July 26, 2012

DRAMA QUEENZ - Ep. 306 - "When It Ends"

Bout time get into epi 6 of season 3 of Drama Queenz...

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

"CinderFella" by Todrick Hall

Great Job Todrick Hall this was executed very well and has a great message. kudos u rock...

BRANDED: Xem VanAdams & David Bridgeforth

Get into this interview as Xem Van Adams sits down with David Bridgeforth

Part 2

Jared Shanklin presents "Christmas in July"

http://theshanklinator.bandcamp.com/

Finding Me the Series: Minisodes "What Do We Have Here part 2" # 5

Get into the conclusion of last week episode of the Minisodes of Finding Me The Series...

Anacostia - Season 3 Episode 9

About time get into my guilty pleasure... the next to last episode of the season get into epi 9 of season 3

Monday, July 23, 2012

Rihanna on Oprah's Next Chapter (Preview)

This should be good! and we know Mother Oprah will have her talking...

Trey Songz - Simply Amazing [Official Video]

New video from Trey Songz New album coming out get into "Simply Amazing "

Sunday, July 22, 2012

The Skorpion Show Interviews Luke James @WhoIsLukeJames

ADTV Workout 2

ADTV work out part 2.Get ya summer fitness on...

Friday, July 20, 2012

"R&B DIVAS FIRST LOOK"

Aug 20 on Tvone 8 episodes and hr long show R&B Divas

Thursday, July 19, 2012

Brandy performs "Put It Down" at The Howard Theater in DC 7/18

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Finding Me the Series: Minisodes "What Do We Have Here part 1" # 4

Get into episode of 4 of the minisode

Monday, July 16, 2012

LA Rapper Murs takes on homophia in hip hop with his new music video “Animal Style.”

Los Angeles-based rapper Murs debuted a new music video, "Animal Style," where he kisses another man and sports a "Legalize Gay" shirt to combat homophobia in hip-hop.
Hip-hop has long been a powerful vehicle for social change. Some rappers, however, have been criticized for reinforcing homophobic beliefs and undermining hip-hop's power for more compassionate social-awareness.
With his latest music video, Murs attempts to challenge the pervasiveness of homophobia in his genre.
On his YouTube page, Murs wrote that it is "crucial for some of us in the hip hop community to speak up on the issues of teen suicide, bullying, and the overall anti-homosexual sentiment that exist within hip hop culture."