The Soul Train Impact
The death of Don Cornelius was major news. I wonder if Cornelius himself realized his place on the American scene. His impact was powerful with multiple dimensions. Without a doubt he took Black music mainstream. He gave contemporary artists a TV platform that was little to non-existing. Every now and then you saw James Brown... Read more »
TEENAGE GIRL'S
Today in Walmart my most hated store ever, my daughter kept putting items in the cart after I told her that I only wanted to spend 60.00 dollars but when the total came to 91.97 and I looked at her she stated ” Calm down you got it”. That’s right I got it not you... Read more »
(1945) Tuskegee Airmen
This clip which is probably the 1st story made of the Tuskegee Airman and narrated by Ronald Reagan. It’s very enjoyable and interesting... Read more »
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Love Moods
My book of contemporary love poetry is available on KINDLE, it makes for a perfect Valentine’s gift. Here’s a review. This review is from: Love Moods (Kindle Edition) Hermene’s breakout poetry book is wonderful. It’s funny, smart, powerful and passionate. The poems are even sometimes magical. I am so glad I got a... Read more »
Chicago Loves Eric Roberson!
When Eric Roberson hits the stage he carries such a charisma, that the energy dances through the atmosphere. His vocal range and intonations make his lyrics even sweeter in a live and intimate performance. A Chicago favorite, Erro, his band, and Blue Erro Soul/Purpose Music Group/eOne Music team came through the Chi last week for... Read more »
Love! Peace! and Soul!
The death of Soul Train founder Don Cornelius has shocked many but left many more confused as to why the celebrated Chicagoan would take his own life. Social networking sites have been buzzing about Cornelius; the general public has been extremely critical and judgmental. As if he was not the pioneer of the black music... Read more »
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Don Cornelius Remembered
Last labor day at Millenieum Park, Michelle Boone, the city’s Cultural Director, had a celebration remembering the days of Soul Train. It was a remarkable success. Salute was paid to Don Cornelius, the creator of Soul Train. Little did we realize his end was near. It was a Chicago party. Don died today and instantly... Read more »
Little Black Pearl = Black:unplugged
“Trust yourselves. Trust your vision. Trust your creativity. Trust your imagination.” -Dr. Angela Davis Dating back to the days of the Harlem Renaissance along with the B.A.M. (Black Arts Movement) era, the arts have been the expression route of Black people. Through dance, music, theater, and poetry, the creative and performance arts have given us... Read more »
Idris Elba + 3 Chi Chics = Milk+Honey Baby!
Go. The vision and discussion started years ago—the drive has been maturing naturally from birth. Chicago natives, Jeanette McDuffie, Dana Gills, and Asha Kamali May stepped out on faith and a dream and headed to Los Angeles years ago, to build their reality in love, hopes, and dreams. Each in their respective entertainment industry entities... Read more »
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The Motto: Love,Peace, & Soul.
We were all truly hit with a blow this morning with reports of Soul Train Creator Don Cornelius’ s alleged suicide. And this is day one of Black History Month, what a way it to start off, huh? It is disheartening to see a huge contribution to Black History and creatives gone. In 2010, Cornelius... Read more »
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