When you find yourself more frustrated than happy, in certain situations in your life, it may be time to wave the white flag. I’m not really an advocate for weakening or yielding in the face of opposition or hard circumstances, but sometimes being strong means letting go, exhaling and opening yourself up to new and [...]

CNN – “President Barack Obama’s announcement that he now supports same-sex marriage reflects a dramatic shift taking place across the country. Last year, for the first time, polls found a majority of Americans share that stance. Surveys show the country’s position has undergone a rapid change over the past 15 years — one not seen [...]

Mrs. Obama’s iconic style will no doubt go down in history. Books have already been penned in her style honor and the great looks just keep on coming. Here are a few of my picks so far this Spring. Brights and color blocking are all the rave!

Drum Magazine (South Africa): “A SPORTY black Mercedes-Benz docks at the parking lot in Hyde Park mall, north of Joburg. So flashy is the car that it attracts stares. But the young woman who steps out of it attracts gasps and whispers. She’s sizzling hot in a bright yellow and black body-hugging dress that fits [...]

Washington Watch: Judy Smith, one of the top crisis managers in Washington, D.C. joined Roland Martin on the set of Washington Watch to discuss her new book, “Good Self, Bad Self” and ABC’s new show “Scandal” starring Kerry Washington.

As an avid Brandy fan, I’m so excited about the continual come up of her and R&B songstress Monica. Lately, they’ve been busy performing their new hit “It All Belongs To Me” and hitting the media trial hard. Ebony invited the divas to cover their June issue. Gorgeous! In the recent issue, Brandy opens up [...]

RedTableTalks: An intimate and honest conversation about Love, Life, Fame, & Family. Share the experience this Mother’s Day 5/13/2012.

MSNBC – Speaking out for the first time since the death of ex-wife Whitney Houston, Bobby Brown tells TODAY’s Matt Lauer about his last encounter with Houston, the moment he learned she had died, and whether he feels responsible for her addiction struggles.

(CNN) – To call Mia Love a minority is an understatement. She’s a black woman who won an upset primary race to become the Republican candidate in Utah’s 4th Congressional District. If elected, she’d be the first black Republican congresswoman in the House of Representatives. Read more HERE.                               

As the election soon approaches, the Obama Administration ramps up it’s efforts to attract new and old constituents. Here we see them embracing lovingly. Gorgeous ad. I’ve got their back. Do you?