Expose U, LLC Announces Grand Opening for Upscale Accessory Boutique "The Pink Box" in Smyrna, GA

Expose U, LLC Announces Grand Opening for New Upscale Jewelry Boutique “The Pink Box” in Smyrna

Press Release The Pink Box Fashion Accessory Boutique Irresha Byrd, Owner Phone: (770) 846-1650 Email: pinkbox80@yahoo.com
For Immediate Release
Atlanta, GA February 29, 2012 (Expose U, LLC)--The highly anticipated opening of “The Pink Box” has finally arrived. Everything has been decorated and arranged to the liking of the owner and radio show host Irresha Byrd aka. Mz Muse. The press is invited to attend the grand opening of the new boutique for a sneak peek of the latest in statement fashion accessories that this side of Atlanta has to offer. The grand opening will be located inside the Salon Suites facility located at 2365 Spring Rd Ste 213 in Smyrna on Wednesday, Feb. 29 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The Pink Box offers upscale yet affordable fashion accessories to every woman who desires sophistication and glamour. From the conservative to the edgy woman, this boutique is catered to please every fashionista as well as recessionista. With prices ranging from just $15 to $125 there's something special for everyone. Recently Ms. Muse stated in an interview about her boutique that, “We feature high quality, statement jewelry pieces at that are designed to dazzle. Our pieces are crafted of the highest quality materials available; we offer an array of options for the most discerning of tastes.” With the hopes of opening a new location every 6-8 months in every major city, be on the lookout for a store coming near you.
Upon request and or appointment a personal shopper/stylist can be made available.
The Pink Box is that little piece of glamour missing from your life! For Additional Information about this Event please contact:
Irresha Byrd –Owner 
Phone: ( 770) 846-1650 Email: pinkbox80@yahoo.com
Hours of Operation: Tues-Sat 10 a.m. to 7 p.m EST
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Whitney Houston's Deadly Drugs & Booze Cocktail Revealed: Valium, Xanax & Alcohol | Radar Online

Whitney Houston's Deadly Drugs & Booze Cocktail Revealed: Valium, Xanax & AlcoholWhitney Houston's Deadly Drugs & Booze Cocktail Revealed: Valium, Xanax & Alcohol

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Posted on Feb 21, 2012 @ 02:00PM  
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By Jen Heger - Radar Legal Editor

Whitney Houston had a deadly mixture of Valium, Xanax and alcohol in her system when she tragically died at the Beverly Hilton Hotel almost two weeks ago, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

As previously reported, Valium and Xanax were recovered from the pop icon's hotel room following her death.

PHOTOS: Last Pictures Taken Of Whitney Houston Alive

"Whitney had taken Valium, Xanax, and alcohol, which led to her death. The coroner is waiting on final toxicology results to determine which one of the three was the major contributing factor of her demise,” a source close to the situation tells RadarOnline.com. “The coroner will be closely examining Whitney's blood alcohol content at the time she died as well. The sedatives and alcohol will almost certainly be the cause of death, and not drowning. Her heart stopped beating because her respiratory system was suppressed because of the anti-anxiety meds, and combined with the booze it probably happened very quickly before she was found partially submerged in the bathtub."

PHOTOS: Whitney Houston Through The Years

Houston's final days were marred by scandal after she became involved in an altercation at a Hollywood nightclub with another woman, whom she thought was flirting with her boyfriend, Ray J. The 48-year-old was at Tru Hollywood nightclub to support her friend, Kelly Price, who was having a party to celebrate her Grammy nomination.  When Price acknowledged her presence, Whitney joined the stage and began to sing Yes, Jesus Loves Me.

The pop star emerged from the nightclub that evening looking disheveled, intoxicated, and had blood running down her leg. Eyewitnesses have said Whitney was drinking heavily and doing tequila shots in the VIP area.

PHOTOS: Bobby Brown Leaves Whitney's Funeral

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Damn the National Enquirer don't play! The funeral home need to be sued for this one!

Janet Hubert Slams Wendy Williams: ‘You Crucified Whitney The Whole Time She Was Alive’ | Necole Bitchie.com

Janet Hubert Slams Wendy Williams: ‘You Crucified Whitney The Whole Time She Was Alive’


If you watched the Wendy Williams show last week, you probably witnessed Wendy’s breakdown as she talked about Whitney Houston’s death and their shared history of drug use. She also made a vow to her audience that she would not talk about Whitney on the show in the weeks after she was laid to rest. Well, the original ‘Aunt Viv’ of Fresh Prince Of Bel Air, Janet Hubert, is saying ‘Cry Me A river Wendy’. She definitely hasn’t forgotten all of the years that Wendy has dragged Whitney on her radio show nor has she forgotten Wendy’s infamous radio interview with Whitney. So she decided to give Wendy a piece of her mind in an open letter that she penned after watching Wendy break down in tears on her show.

In it, she wrote:

You said that morning with tears in your eyes, that you would not discuss Whitney any further, but you crucified her the whole time she was alive, as you do so many people on your show. I want to ask you why?  What do you get out of this besides money?

How do you sleep at night knowing that you are one of the biggest bullies in the world disguised as HOT TOPICS? Celebrities are not topics we are people, just like everyone else, we hurt and we hear and we bleed real blood, not fake blood, just as you do.

How do we as parents teach our children to honor each other, treat each other with kindness when all they see are images of people like you who condone and promote meanness, rude reality TV stars, and  your opinion as you berate world renowned people like Janet Jackson, Gwyneth Paltrow, and others  you slam on a daily basis.

I keep asking myself why no one is saying anything about this. What the hell are they afraid of?  Where are my sisters out there who feel as I do?

Well Wendy, I try to teach my son to stand up, shout, and scream when there is injustice.  Yeah yeah, I know, I have been screaming for years and will continue to do so as long as there are images that depict black women as neck shaking, over bearing women who can’t get along.

A sister, a mother, a daughter, a star, left this world way too early; she was loved by the world. The world mourned, I don’t think that we needed you to try and take down another brilliant sister on that following Monday morning. (Your rude comments about Janet Jackson).

You started right back up without hesitation or pause… you need to stop Wendy. We need to stop, and the world needs to stop. I need to stop as well. There will be no more quotes from me to be misquoted.  We need to join together, wrap our arms around our children, everybody’s children. Remember you have a child who will suffer every slingshot and arrow that gets thrown back at you Wendy; our public lives greatly affect our children.

I know I am going to suffer some arrows for writing this letter to you, I know you are loved by many, but remember this Wendy; they love you when you are up and they love to take you down. You will not always be up, you will not always be on the A list and attend all the parties. Ride the wave sister girl, but make sure you know how to swim when the ride is over.  Artists are survivors, we work hard to build our crafts and careers and I ask that you simply remember that in the future.

I’m just sayin’ it like l mean it too.

Janet didn’t blame the mudslinging entirely on Wendy. She also revealed how she felt about the internet (blogs, etc) and how it plays a role in celebrity lives as well:

The Internet has become somewhat like the 10 commandments, and this is why… whatever is posted or commented on… is forever written in stone. Neither I nor anybody can stop anyone from making up stories, reviews, lies etc, cutting and pasting whatever they decide to put together like a bad buffet breakfast.

The Internet is indeed the information highway, but it can also be “a Forum of Hate.”

So I posted this blog about Wendy and actually felt for Wendy but know she gets backlash

On Pillow Talk Live Tonight! AGTR Speaks With Jake & Papa (formerly of the group Brutha)

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Papa & Jacob Harrell were simply born to sing. Growing up in a home threaded with the love of music & a mother who encouraged their dreams, they entered their first talent show at the tender ages of 4 & 5, performing “Jump” by Kriss Kross. It’s safe to say that day the path to tread had been chosen. Jake&Papa continued to hone their talents through adolescence creating original music and tuning their voices into true instruments.
Joining forces with their older brothers they created the R&B group Brutha and with the guidance of their Uncle Drano landed an audition with Def Jam executive Shakir Stewart who signed them on the spot. Immediately, work began on their self-titled debut album which held hits such as “I Can’t Hear the Music” & “She’s Gone”. As they prepared for the debut, the brothers shared their life with the world as stars of one of the top rated reality shows on BET Brothers to Brutha. With a hit TV show & an album that definitely held its own it would seem as if the goal had been reached. That is, until the untimely death of Shakir Stewart shifted the course. Though the brotherly love was present, creative differences pulled the brothers in different directions making it time to move on. Realizing that the dream started as Jake&Papa, that’s where the siblings decided it should return.
Relentless in their pursuit of musical success, weathering the storms of countless life changing situations, Jake&Papa arrive like a phoenix to deliver their debut project: Destination Short Stay II. The duo chose to work with a close knit musical team to create & brand a style that is indeed all their own. Taking you away with erotic rhythmic tunes like “African Drum”, serenading you with the beautiful “Pretty Heartbeat”, enchanting you with the harmonious & melodic blends on “Realm”, and then taunting you sexily with “Still Mine”, the brothers have definitely unveiled the perfect getaway. So download it, grab a special friend, pack light & enjoy your Destination Short Stay II & be on the lookout for what’s next. If the guys have proved anything, it’s that they will not be stopped!!
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JAKE
Twitter: @IamJake_JP
Birthday: October 28
Height: 6'0"
Fav Food: My granny's gumbo
Turn Ons: Humility, sense of humor, depth, a woman that's driven and motivated, family oriented with a relationship with God, and a woman who keeps her body fit and can keep up with me
Turn Offs: Pessimistic women, bouji women
Pet Peeves: Bouji people! And Fake people!






PAPA
Twitter: @PAPAgandaJP
Birthday: February 1
Height: 5'10"
Fav Food: Soul Food, Chinese, Seafood, Japanese
Turn Ons: Strong minded women, fashion forward with a passion for art & music
Turn Offs: Bad hygiene, no drive, close minded
Pet Peeves: Being called a liar, cabinets left open, back seat drivers, extra'd out, extreme thinking
Join the Ladies of All Girl Talk Radio as they Welcome Jake & Papa (formerly of the group Brutha) to Tonight's Show! Listen Live here @9 http://www.blogtalkradio.com/allgirltalk007



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~Month of Extraordinary Black Men~Tonight's Show Special Guest: Author and Motivational Speaker Jovan Roseboror

 

 

 

Jovan D. Roseboro is a native of Columbus County, N.C. He is a former U.S. Army Paratrooper that has demonstrated his selfless service through being a voluntary member of one of our Nations armed services and through his commitment to the community through his remarkable writings and community building speaking engagements.  He is the author of The Only One That Can Stop Me Is Me, a self help book that has touched the hearts and minds of thousands of people across international lines.  The growing success of Mr. Roseboros book is due to his tenacious approach and diligence to Go Beyond Whats Expected.   Upon completion of his book in 2007, he relentlessly sold thousands of copies without the help of major distribution.  Jovan Roseboro hustled his audio book out the trunk of his car between NC to the ATL.  Shortly thereafter, his determination was noticed by a New York publisher, who published The Only One That Can Stop Me Is Me, print version in the summer of 2008.  Jovan explains in simple terms how he was able to improve his life and how anyone can improve their present circumstances.  It is an eye-opening and riveting pocket-size book filled with hope, encouragement and empowerment for self-improvement.  This young man practices what he preaches.  His determination, faith, and willingness to sacrifice,   allowed him to complete a selfless journey on foot from Fayetteville, N.C to Washington D.C to inspire others to help others. (see WALK for details)

 

Jovan D. Roseboro is a dynamic speaker.  His ability to inspire and connect with multiple audiences is a remarkable quality that separates Mr. Roseboro from typical speakers.  He delivers exciting messages that will leave any audience filled with enthusiasm and determination.  His story will take you from the harsh reality of going down the wrong path to the ever-encouraging and universal message that Change Is Possible for all.  From selling drugs in a small community to becoming a Drum Major for Hope and Change,  Mr. Roseboro demonstrates that we are all capable of contributing more, especially in our ever changing communities, nation and global environment.

 

 

~Month of Extraordinary Black Men~Tonight's Show Special Guest: Author and Motivational Speaker Jovan Roseboro

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Jovan D. Roseboro is a native of Columbus County, N.C. He is a former U.S. Army Paratrooper that has demonstrated his selfless service through being a voluntary member of one of our Nations armed services and through his commitment to the community through his remarkable writings and community building speaking engagements.  He is the author of The Only One That Can Stop Me Is Me, a self help book that has touched the hearts and minds of thousands of people across international lines.  The growing success of Mr. Roseboros book is due to his tenacious approach and diligence to Go Beyond Whats Expected.   Upon completion of his book in 2007, he relentlessly sold thousands of copies without the help of major distribution.  Jovan Roseboro hustled his audio book out the trunk of his car between NC to the ATL.  Shortly thereafter, his determination was noticed by a New York publisher, who published The Only One That Can Stop Me Is Me, print version in the summer of 2008.  Jovan explains in simple terms how he was able to improve his life and how anyone can improve their present circumstances.  It is an eye-opening and riveting pocket-size book filled with hope, encouragement and empowerment for self-improvement.  This young man practices what he preaches.  His determination, faith, and willingness to sacrifice,   allowed him to complete a selfless journey on foot from Fayetteville, N.C to Washington D.C to inspire others to help others. (see WALK for details)

Jovan D. Roseboro is a dynamic speaker.  His ability to inspire and connect with multiple audiences is a remarkable quality that separates Mr. Roseboro from typical speakers.  He delivers exciting messages that will leave any audience filled with enthusiasm and determination.  His story will take you from the harsh reality of going down the wrong path to the ever-encouraging and universal message that Change Is Possible for all.  From selling drugs in a small community to becoming a Drum Major for Hope and Change,  Mr. Roseboro demonstrates that we are all capable of contributing more, especially in our ever changing communities, nation and global environment.

Bio via www.jovanroseboro.com

 Jovan's Book



For more information about Jovan or for speaking engagements go to www.jovanroseboro.com
Follow Jovan on Twitter @jovanroseboro
Find Jovan on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/JovanRoseboro

Ray J Expresses Love For Whitney Houston + Stacy Francis Speaks Out Re: Club Fight ~ [VIDEO]

Ray J Expresses Love For Whitney Houston + Stacy Francis Speaks Out Re: Club Fight
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Singer Ray J. has broken his silence over the the death of singer Whitney Houston and is expressing his feelings over the loss of his very “close friend”. Over the past few days, I’ve tried to process the emptiness that I am experiencing. What my heart feels cannot be expressed in words. The world lost an icon, but I lost my close friend. Nippy, I miss you so much! You were so happy and full of love. Your smile will live in my heart forever. Ray J. and Whitney were said to be currently dating prior to her demise and the two were together on that fateful night, 48 hours before her death when Houston was spotted leaving the club with what appeared to be blood on her legs. It has since been revealed that Houston was involved in at least two altercations that night. One, where she shoved pregnant singer KeKe Wyatt out of her way, and another where she was about to put her foot up the “A”zz of X-factor contestant Stacy Francis, who she felt was one of Ray J’s jumpoffs. Francis appeared on Dr. Drew Pensky’s show last night to finally speak out about the events that occurred that night. She’d spoken about it previously on another show, but attempted to gloss over the altercation because (as she stated) ‘the woman’s not even in the ground yet,’ but with a lil prodding from Nicci Gilbert, a friend of Houston’s, Francis decided that “the truth will set you free”.

This is so sad...#wegottadobetter

Denzel's 'Safe House' shrugs off Nicolas Cage's 'Ghost Rider' sequel – USATODAY.com

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Despite a marketing CPR attempt to jump-start the franchise, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance couldn't overtake last week's movies at the box office. By Jasin Boland, AP Denzel Washington's holdover 'Safe House' was No. 1 at the box office this weekend, followed by holdover 'The Vow.' Enlarge By Jasin Boland, AP Denzel Washington's holdover 'Safe House' was No. 1 at the box office this weekend, followed by holdover 'The Vow.' Vengeance, a sequel to the critically panned 2007 hit, took third place this weekend, snatching up $22 million, according to studio estimates from Exhibitor Relations. A hip ad campaign, which focused more on effects than star Nicolas Cage, prompted analysts to project at least $30 million in tickets sold. And preliminary tracking reports suggested the movie was higher on teens' radar than the first movie, which made a surprising $116 million. MORE: The weekend's top 10 films But this comic-book adaptation about a stunt motorcyclist who sells his soul to the devil will have to kick sales into overdrive if it hopes to match the original, which debuted to $45 million. Vengeance managed a thumbs-up from just 17% of critics, according to amalgam site Rottentomatoes.com. Fans shrugged, giving the film a C-plus, according to Cinemascore. The movie "benefited from an on-target marketing campaign" directed at young men, says Joshua Weinstein, box office analyst for industry site Thewrap.com. But the movie "is unlikely to recover from the C-plus" audiences gave it. Tim Briody of Boxofficeprophets was more blunt. He called Vengeance a "textbook example of Unwanted Sequel Syndrome." Box office holdovers had little trouble keeping moviegoers interested. The Denzel Washington thriller Safe House claimed first place in its second weekend with $24 million, lifting its 10-day total to $78.2 million. The love story The Vow took the second spot, making $23.6 million. The movie, starring Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum, has grossed $85.5 million. Dwayne Johnson's family adventure Journey 2: The Mysterious Island took fourth with $20.1 million. Island has captured $53.2 million over two weekends. The only other major release of the weekend, the Reese Witherspoon romantic comedy This Means War, ranked fifth with $17.6 million, meeting most of its expectations. Briody says that War couldn't snatch enough business from The Vow. War, he says, "ran smack into Channing Tatum's abs." Final figures are due Tuesday because of the President's Day holiday.

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Little Unknown Black History Fact: Frank Lucas Net Worth ‹ 2012 Celebrity Net Worth

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Former American heroin dealer and organized crime boss, Frank Lucas has an estimated net worth of $1.5 million. Lucas was born on September 9, 1930 in La Grange, North Carolina. Lucas was a country boy who grew up in Greensboro, North Carolina. He had almost no formal education when he moved to New York City’s Harlem district in 1946. There he entered the world of street crime. By the 1960s, he had constructed an international drug empire that spanned from New York to South East Asia. Killings, extortion, and bribery were his modus operandi. Lucas had millions in cash and property in several cities, when he was busted in 1975. Always the consummate con-man, Lucas turned states’ evidence for a reduced sentence. After his incarceration, he denounced his crime activities and has tried to make amends for his past deeds, helping his daughter with a non-profit organization dedicated to helping children of incarcerated parents called “Yellow Brick Road.” In 2007, Denzel Washington starred in a movie of his life of crime, American Gangster. Read more: http://www.therichest.org/celebnetworth/business/men/frank-lucas-net-worth/#i...

Supporting Indie Artists: Angie B and Mr. Bush Talk Hip Hop in Recent Interview

Mr. Bush hit the scene at the young age of just 13. Bush, who's originally from Lexington, Kentucky but now lives in Alabama, first started out with a group called "UTG" in high school in 2003. The group split a few years later at which time Bush enlisted into the US Army. Bush has since traveled the world twice and also has given back to his country by completing his duty in Iraq.  In 2000 Bush signed with Firstborn Entertainment, the company that he founded. He has since collaborated with many indie artists and labels such as 65Max Entertainment, Money Baggs Entertainment, and Southern Stiles Records. The deal was made official in 2011 when he partnered up with CEO Ronald Henderson of 65Max Entertainment. This deal was designed to bring Firstborn Fullgrind Entertainment into different regions of the US. Bush has worked with and produced many promising artist that circulated throughout a "WIDE" region. He has produced albums such as (Ky Style) which was released in Germany. His new single the (Re-Up) will be another next level creative introduction to hip hop music. Bush plans to release his next project single entitled (The Re-Up) in the coming months. He feels that this single will definitely set the trail for his next release set to follow this single for real fans of Hip Hop.

Mr Bush took the time to do a phone interview with Angie B from Da Grahynd Radio to talk a little about what's he's going currently.

Angie B: Tell us a little about you. Who exactly is Mr. Bush?

Mr. Bush: Well my “government” name is Randle Bush but I go by Mr. Bush. I’ve been rapping and writing music since the age of 13. I started writing after I first heard  LL cool J’s “I’m Bad”  I was in a group called APB in 1991 when I was still in high school. After high school I enlisted in the Army and after serving in Iraq fir sometime I finished my duty 2002. Even before getting out of the Military, music was always something I loved. I even put out an album while I was stationed in Germany. After serving in the military I started to pursue my music career full-time.  

Angie B: Being that you have experience serving in the Military, do you care to talk about what your experience was like. Do you recommend other young men to enlist?

Mr. Bush: Well it was definitely a once in a lifetime experience. I wouldn't personally recommend for any young man to enlist in the army, however I would recommend going into the Air Force. It can really be a good experience and you do get to meet a lot of great people.

Angie B: Seeing that you’ve been in the game starting quite young, other than LL, who are some other music influences you have?

Mr. Bush: Poor Righteous Teachers, Tupac, Biggie and today thise like Ludacris, Nas and biggups to Dr Dre.

Angie B: Tell us a little bit about your business Bush Enterprises. What’s the vision for your biz and your radio show “Street Vibes”?

Mr. Bush: Well my vision is to help support other Indie music artists and young men aspiring to get in this game. My company teaches about the ins and outs of this business. We not only make music but we give back by educating about piracy and keeping your music protected. My radio show was born out of that idea to get more Indie artists exposure to help elevate their listenership. I partnered with a guy from California named Ronald Henderson who was well established already in the business and we both had the same vision, to help Indie artists

Angie B: What was your motivation for your single “Back to the Basics?”

Mr. Bush: My mix-tape “Back to the Basics” was just a showcase of Hip Hop. My music specifically is diverse because Hip Hop itself is all about diversity and story telling and that’s what I bring in my music.

Angie B: Now do you produce your own music or who do you work with, and who would you want to work with in this industry?

Mr. Bush: I do produce some of my music. I also work with a producer named Y G, who’s helped to produce quite a few of my albums.

Angie B: What advice would you give to other young artists who are trying to make it in this game and doing it independently?  

Mr. Bush: I would tell them to stay humble and never give up. Education is also very important. I would also tell them to keep their music protected and not have to learn the hard way like I did. I actually had a song stolen from me one time, and being that I lacked knowledge about how to protect myself, there was nothing I could really do about it.

Angie B: What do you think about the state where Hip Hop is today?

Mr. Bush: I think there’s still a lot of talent in the game right now. I do know that there are many Indie and Underground artists that are just as talented as mainstream artists, but lack the resources to make themselves well known.

Angie B: So where can we find Mr. Bush now days? Are you on Twitter or Facebook?
Mr. Bush: Yes you can find me on FB at https://www.facebook.com/firstbornsouth and on Twitter at https://twitter.com/#!/Bush1312.

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We appreciate you talking to me today and we look forward to your future projects.

Posted By: Angie B

Wendy Williams Breaks Down



Wendy Williams breaks down the other morning on her show when she spoke about Whitney Houston and what "bonded" them together. Wendy revealed on that show that she has had prior problems with drug abuse in her own life and that she's been clean for the last 15 years. For someone that puts everybody else business in the streets, she sure kept that secret under wraps. I honestly felt Wendy I have to admit. I feel she showed true compassion for Whitney and she displayed raw and uncut emotion. To you Wendy: I don't think you really understand what you did for many people. What you displayed that day on your show was your own healing and hopefully so many others.

I love the part in the video when Wendy says, "I have no regrets....had I not gone through that I would not be the woman I am today". POWERFUL!!!! I hate to take you to church but "Who the Son sets free is free indeed". I feel that Wendy is free and a heavy burden has been lifted off of her as well as our sister Whitney Houston. I'm not a a big fan of Wendy, I mean I don't dislike her but you have to see the spirit in people...we are all human and we make mistakes but it takes a hellva person to admit to the world their own wrongs. I salute you Wendy!




What are your thoughts about her words?


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Gone Too Soon--Whitney Houston Dies at 48 #RIPWhitneyHouston


(August 9, 1963 – February 11, 2012)



Whitney Houston passed not even an hour ago in a Beverly Hills hotel room. Sources have not yet revealed the exact cause of death but right now that's neither here nor there. We love you Whitney Houston and our hearts go out to your family and loved ones! Iyanla Vanzant couldn't have said it better:
"My Beloved Sister, Your voice and soul will always soar. You healed us, inspired us and encouraged us.You will always be remembered. ♥ ♥ ♥."

Nothing else left to say....RIP Whitney

Blue Ivy Carter's Name Trademarked!

So Precious!



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Blue Ivy Carter is one beautiful baby with two very proud parents. Whoever and I repeat whoever was posting those pics of what their baby was thought to look like....You was WRONG!!! But they were funny though! Well I'm sure that these pics are Trending on Twitter by now along with the fact that her name is being trademarked as well. Yes, Jay and Bey have decided that it was time to get their precious bundle of joy's name protected. According to my sources:
According to the Washington Post, Jay and Bey filed an application on Jan. 26 with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to protect their daughter’s name. The Carter’s plan on reserving Blue’s name for future use in selling a line of baby carriages, baby cosmetics, diaper bags and other trendy infant fashions.
Damn...so even before they went to trademark their daughter's name apparently someone beat them to the punch. One guy sent in an application to file for the name "Blue Ivy Carter Glory IV" was turned down by the trademark office because they knew it was a "famous baby name". They guy stated that he was going to include Jay and Beyonce' in the business plans. Forreal? Yeah Right! People are crazy, I think the parents did the right thing because people are scandalous these days and it's a damn shame.  The parents plan to preserve their baby's name for a future infant line of clothes and other baby items.

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Raz B Drops New Video-- "Na Na Na"



Ya boy Raz B is back on the scene with his new single and video for "Na Na Na". Just released Wednesday night and it trended on Twitter for a few hours. Raz B has been working hard to come back and go hard on his music after all the drama that he's been through. Actually the song isn't that bad, but I wanna hear from you.


Raz B is ready to get freaky and he's letting it all out in this Rated R video...a few lines from the song--
I can work your body real nice and slow.
Imma get it, give it, take it to the flo!
Don’t need to rush. Imma take you there.
Imma grab your [expletive] pull you by your hair.”


 18 years + Please....LOL



What do you think? Jam It or Slam It?

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH DAY 26 Q MOSLEY....NOW SOLO AND LOVING IT...FIND OUT WHY









After reality doing MTV's "Makin the Band" and being apart of Diddy's boy group Day 26, Que Mosely is emerging back on the scene with a new single entiltied Melody. Que stated in an recent interview with Angie B, that he changed his name from Que to Anthony Q as a way and I quote to "recreate himself". Now he's still pursuing what he's always loved, the music. Q, who

is now an independent solo artist, says he loves the freedom of being an Indie artist. Being able to go into the studio whenever he wants and being more active in his business dealings is advantage that most don't have with a major label. Angie B from All Girl Talk Radio recently did a phone interview with Anthony Q to discuss his newest single, his album, and his plans for the future.





Angie B: Well my first question that I have for you is about
your recent name change. I see that you recently changed your name from Que to
Anthony Q now, what’s going on with the name change?

Anthony Q:  I changed
my name because I wanted to recreate myself in a way, so you know everybody
knows me as Q or basically Que Mosely, so I just basically took my middle name
which is Anthony and put in in front of the Q just to kind of reinvent  myself. Cause a lot of people when they hear
my music be like “Yo, I didn’t know that he could sing like that, I didn’t know
he was so talented and that gifted, so when I saw those responses I was like I
should change my name and recreate myself totally

Angie B: Before you even did the show “Makin the Band” with
Diddy and before Day 26, what were you doin?

Anthony Q: Before I got into the group I was in college, I
went to this college called Five Towns College in Long Island, NY and there I
studied music business and audio engineering. I wanted to get close to the City
because it’s always been my passion and dream to become a singer. So I figured
if I go to school for engineering or music business that I would learn that
craft and I’ll be able to get in the doors other ways and meet some people and
they could see I could sing because you never know what doors can open.  Then the second semester they put out
auditions about “Makin the Band” in New York City so I caught the train, did
the audition, and got blessed.

Angie B: Are you still on the label with Bad Boy or are you
on your own now?

Anthony Q:  Right now
I’m doing everything independently. I’m not with Bad Boy, I’m not with Atlantic
Records, so I am doing everything independently and a lot of major labels have
been in contact with me and my team. They’re vey interested and they wanna see my
numbers and what’s going on with Que. So that’s what I’ve been doing providing
all that information for them.

Angie B: Any particular label you thinking about signing
with?

Anthony Q: I could give some names, but I might get in
trouble (laughs) and you know when you speak too soon about the situation
sometimes it don’t come through.

Angie B: Being that you have both the experience with
working with a major label and now you’re an independent artist; what’s your
opinion or being and independent artist vs. with a major label?

Anthony Q: Well first of all I have a lot of creative
control as far as my music and my brand. As far as music, when I hear songs
that I really, really like I’m able to go into the studio and record whenever I
want  and not have to go through a record
label to get their opinion I can just go in there and do everything myself. As
far as the money, anything or any money or business matters that need to be
handled, I’m always there so I know what’s going on 100% so that’s a plus.
Being with a major record label or being in a group you don’t get all the
information. So I’m able to get all my information as far as my brand now.

Angie B: What’s the greatest lesson that you learned from the
whole experience with “makin the Band” , Day 26, and Diddy?

Anthony Q: My greatest lesson from “Makin the Band” the TV
show w I would say from re-watching it, I learned a lot about myself. I just
learned a lot, I was young so I never looked at myself the way I look at myself
now, so  I was like “Yo, that was crazy”.
But it was a great experience and I don’t regret anything. I learned a whole
lot about the business especially being around Puffy and seeing how he runs his
business. I just learned how to stay on top of things. I learned that the
business is not an emotional game, you can’t be emotional. Also being around so
many great producers Brian Michael Cox, Rico Love, etc. I was musically
inclined a whole lot

Angie B: Now let’s talk about your new single “Melody”.  Is that also the name of your album?

Anthony Q:  No, it’s
not the name of my album, but it may be because everyone seems to love that
name

Angie B:  Do you write
any of your music?

Anthony Q:  I am
writing a lot of my music for this album, I teamed up with a writer named Ryan
Hirt from Atlanta and he’s a really dope writer, he helps me with some of my
songs I writer and as far as producers for the album, some of them are up and
coming producers some of their names are J Leron, Grams and a team of my
friends from college called The Vamp. We all have been putting it together. You
know sometimes it’s better to reach out to up and coming just like you because
you might find a sound there that you won’t be able to find  in a producer who’s already out there making
major money.

Angie B: So you’re still working on the album can you tell
me if there will be any hot features on the album?

Anthony Q:  Yes, I’m
still working on the album, I have some special features but I don’t wanna put
any names out there yet until we really start promoting the album. Right now
we’re just promoting the single. The fans can be anticipating something between
April and May as fas as the album.                

Angie B: Who would you like to work with in the industry
whether it be an Indie artist or a major artist?

Anthony Q: I used to say everyone, but I recently sat down
and did some research on some singers and female wise I would like to work with
Brandy. I’m a big fan of Jo Jo and Tank. I’m also a big fan of the girls from
Dirty Money, Kalenna and Dawn, also Chris Brown and Miguel ans if it happens
Beyonce’. It’s all dreams but hopefully they will come true. I know that if I
keep putting out really, really good music that those doors could possibly open
because I really believe in my brand, I believe I have a really good sound. I
believe my music is like thereapy to my listeners    

Angie B: Well Que you know all the ladies wanna know, is Que
single at the moment?

Anthony Q:  Currently
I’m in a relationship with my music.

Angie B: Being that you have some TV experience from the
show, do you forsee yourself doing another realty show or venturing off into
acting?

Anthony Q:  I wouldn’t
wanna necessarily do another realoty show, however if a network came to me
interested I wouldn’t just tell them no, but I don’t wanna do another
personal  realty TV show where people are
so caught up in your personal life. If it was just about the music and the
music only I really wouldn’t care. I really just want my fans and people who
don’t know me but will get to know me to love my music I don’t want then to
know me personally I want them to be all about my music. If you like me or if
you don’t, you don’t just as long as you like my music, that’s  all that matters.

Angie B: Speaking of your personal life, how much of your
personal life do you put into your music?

Anthony Q:  Well
everyday I’m in the studio or doing an interview or talking about music so I
would say that all my time is consumed by music unless I’m with my family. It’s
how I gotta eat.

Angie B:  Will you’re
album have a lot of ballads or upbeat songs as well?

Anthony Q: Well we wanted to do 10 R&B songs and we
wanted to crossover and do 10 pop songs, but ofcourse the R&B songs are
gonna be mostly ballads, I mean we may have a couple uptemp  bangers, but for the most part I’m working
ballads as far as the R&B side of it because I want people to hear my
singing and feel my view. When ever they’re going through something I want them
to be able to play my music and it heals them.

Angie B: Now let’s say if you were’nt doing music, what
would you be doing?

Anthony Q:  That’s a
good question. I probably would be in the entertainment industry somewhere. I
went to high school, a school of arts, I studied drama there as well as dance,
so I probably would be somewhere dancing or trying to pursue my career as an entertainer.

Angie B: What advice would you give to another young man or
woman trying to get into this industry? We all know how hard it can be so what
would you say to someone that may be looking at a lot of closed doors?

Anthony Q: First I would tell them to believe in themselves
and have faith. That’s how I go ino the music industry through my faith and
believing in myself. I would tell them to keep pushing even when doors are
being closed because if you have that grain of faith that will get you through
and everything will fall in place.

Thank You Anthony Q for coming through to talk with us. We
look forward to your solo career and your music. Follow Anthony Q on Twitter
@Que_thafuture  or on Facebook QwanellAnthony         



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Posted By: Angie B

Sheeeee's Baaaaack!--Beyonce' Post Baby Photos

Heeeeeey Beyonce'

As you can see Bey is back on the scene after the baby, still fly, still fabulous, still Bey. Bey was spotted out after Jay's show at Carnegie Hall in Brooklyn, headed to the 40/40 with her mom. Bey wore an Alice Temperly red dress, Alexander McQueen Clutch and Christian Louboutin embroidered pumps. 

Well I'll say that she's looking good and proof that we can "Bare the children, and get back to business." Get it Beyonce'.



Glowing!



So Fierce!




Christian!











Get it Gurl!




Thanks--Source

Posted By--Angie B

LADIES!!!!!! FROM THE DESK OF Tyrese Gibson- Happy Valentine's Day!


Well early Happy Valentine's Day to you Ladies, this was just sent to me inbox this morning. As you all know Tyrese has been working on his new video, co-starring Chili, from "What Chili Wants", for his next single, "Nothing On You" due to premiere on Valentine's Day! What a better way for Tyrese himself to say he loves the ladies and will go that extra mile to please them. Here are also a few pics of shots from the video...this should hold you over ladies until the Big Day! Smooches all and have a wonderful and fulfilled day!!!!

Here's the "Nothing On You" Official Video Trailer!



These are the statements that both Tyrese and Chili released about working together in the video:

"Sexy, smart, classy , grace and integrity doesn't come easy all in one woman these days. When Chilli agreed to do my "Nothing On You" video, I just knew it would be special. The wait is over - on Valentines Day, through this song and video we're gonna remind you of what grown and sexy love is all about." - Tyrese
"Working with Tyrese, didn't feel like work at all. There was so much chemistry between us, everything flowed naturally. Tyrese has such a beautiful voice and when you hear "Nothing on You" it just makes you want to embrace LOVE. I'm so proud of Tyrese's accomplishments, he's so talented...music, movies, books-(and we certainly can't forget those breath-taking features) and there's still so much more to come from him." - Chilli



 Looks like they got great chemistry here!!








Chili Looking Absolutely Beautiful!! 


Girl Get Out My Face When I'm Playin Madden! LOL


So Sexy and Seductive!