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Brown beauties Sanaa Lathan, Gabrielle Union, Joy Bryant, and Zoe Saldana showed up to the launch of the Rogan for Target GO International Line at Barney's. Don't ask me why Target was launching a clothing line at Barney's. It seems sort of self-hating. |
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The Kentucky Derby — the annual see-and-be-seen event where revelers wear silly hats, watch horses run around a track, and drink mint juleps (I'm guessing) — went down this weekend. Although I'll never quite understand the draw, Gabrielle Union seems to like it. Also there: Dwyane Wade. Not there (if we're going by photographical evidence): Star Jones. A morning when I don't wake up to DWade and Star Jones relationship rumors is a good morning. |
![]() ![]() The promised nude shots of Gabrielle Union and Jill Scott in Allure have arrived, although Jill's photo can barely be called nude, since she is pretty much totally covered by leaves and twigs. Check out the full shots and quotes from the article after the jump. CONTINUED » |
![]() Gentleman, be on the lookout for the May issue of Allure magazine. Gabrielle Union and Jill Scott, along with Angie Harmon, Ana Ortiz, and Zoe McClellan all posed nude for a pictorial that celebrates the "various shapes of the female body." "Here I am, naked in a magazine at size 16," Jill Scott told People. "We are all beautiful, each and every one of us." I expect the celebs to be airbrushed within an inch of their lives, completely defeating the positive purpose of the story. [EUR] |
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I GOT NOTHIN'
I watched the trailer for Eddie Murphy's new movie, Meet Dave, with a completely straight face. Actually, I might have been grimacing. I don't know, and I'm not going to watch the video again to find out. Let me know if you crack a smile. |
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• A judge just okayed a $24 million settlement to 10,000 black Walgreens employees who were discriminated against. [KCS] • I think I'm going to have to see this non-racist tea "advert." [UKP] • Here's some bright, sunshiny listening material to get your morning going. [NPR] • The "who are the candidates distantly related to?" game has gotten really old. Does knowing that Barack Obama is related to Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie is related to Hillary Clinton do anything for you? [AP] |
![]() Jada Pinkett, with hubby Will Smith, was one of the honorees at Essence's first annual Black Women In Hollywood Luncheon in Beverly Hills yesterday. And were there's Will and Jada, there's…you guessed it, TomKat. Kerry Washington, a not-pregnant-looking Paula Patton, Gabby Union, Star Jones, and plenty of others were also in attendance. Check 'em out after the jump. CONTINUED » |
![]() The NBA decided to show the city of New Orleans some much-needed love by holding it's annual All-Star Weekend there. Lots of parties, lots of sports-related things (i.e. things I find completely uninteresting, although the Slam Dunk Contest was entertaining), lots of celebs. Jay-Z and Lebron James threw their 2nd annual Two Kings party, which, from what I gather, involved rich people convening in one large room. Evidence after the jump. CONTINUED » |
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![]() Gabrielle Union and Regina King look like they had a lot of fun yesterday at the 7th Annual Michael Jordan Celebrity Invitational Golf Tournament in the Bahamas. But I've heard that it's always fun when Gabby's around, especially for the fellas. Joking! More pics of the revelers after the jump. CONTINUED » |
![]() Queen Latifah, who rang the NASDAQ opening bell this morning with Mad Money costars Katie Holmes and Diane Keaton, is, like her fellow actress Gabrielle Union, pretty damned unhappy with the tabloid/blog culture. But Q.L. gets a little more aggressive with it.
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In other words, Union will probably need to come to grips with the fact that if the blogs aren't writing about who she's dating and what she did the night before, they're probably not writing about her at all. |
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Ah, those terrible, horrible, irresponsible mothers! They can be so silly sometimes. |
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• New Jersey cops? They don't shoot much at white people. [NJ] • Civil rights activists descended on Wall Street yesterday to raise awareness for the "economic tsunami" that is the home-loan foreclosure crisis. [Reuters] • The U.S. has been cheating on it's racism test, says the ACLU. [DNT] • A group of nine juvenile and adult Australian males who raped a 10-year-old Aboriginal girl were given no jail time because, according to the female judge, the child probably wanted to have sex with them in the first place. [AP] |