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28Jan/18

2018 Grammys: Will hip-hop finally even the score?

January 28, 2018MusicAdele, African-American people, Ben Platt, Beyonce, Concept albums, Donald Glover, Elton John, Entertainers, Entertainment, Entertainment/Culture, Gambino, Grammy Award for Album of the Year, Hip hop, Human Interest, James Corden, Jay, Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar, Kesha, Lauryn Hill, Lemonade, Miley Cyrus, Music, Musicians, New York, New York City, New Zealand, Outkast, Ross Scarano, Sam Smith, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, SZA, the Grammy Awards, United States, Zsmbale

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES (JANUARY 25, 2018) (REUTERS) – After several near misses and heaps of outrage, this could finally be hip-hop and R&B’s year at the Grammy Awards on Sunday (January 28) where rappers Jay-Z and Kendrick Lamar dominate nominations for the top prizes on the biggest night in music. Continue reading →

10Oct/17

Esther Sitali – The Fashion Wholesale Whisperer

October 10, 2017FinanceAfrican-American people, Brand, Business/Finance, Economy, Esther, Esther Sitali, Gender, Genealogy, Human Interest, Kanye West, Market economics), Marketing, Marketing strategy, Merchandising, Musicians, Retail, WE, wholesale strategistsmbale

Who is Esther Sitali?

I am an wholesale strategist for creative people.

I love to help creative people, develop the best wholesale strategy and action plan to make real money selling their products into the retailers of their choice. It is my joy to see brands I have worked with land in retailers and grow globally.

Wholesale is one of the best ways to grow and establish a brand and I can help you do that.

I do not believe we have to die for fashion! I have wondered for years how I can combine my skill set in a way that creates a better way of life for women in developing countries. Instead of having to leave fashion and retail. I am using my voice and contacts to establish wholesale channels for sustainable & ethical brands to be more visible in retailers, through my platform NYA Brands. I believe economic empowerment through the partnering of brands with artisans in the developing world is beautiful and must be championed – Trade and Not AID!. I believe that we can love the earth and its inhabitants and look great.

Contact
https://www.esthersitali.com/
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04Sep/17

Lil Wayne hospitalized after seizures: reports

September 4, 2017MusicAfrican-American people, American music, Bloods, Business, CAESARS ENTERTAINMENT, Chicago, Company: Caesars, Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., Entertainment, Entertainment/Culture, Epileptic seizure, Grammy Award, Infotainment, Las Vegas, Lil Wayne, Los Angeles, Musicians, Singers, TMZ, United States, Ushersmbale

Grammy-winning rap star Lil Wayne has been taken to hospital after suffering a seizure and being found unconscious in his Chicago hotel room, according to TMZ. Continue reading →

16Aug/17

Obama breaks twitter record with Charlottesville tweet

August 16, 2017SocialAfrican-American people, American writers, Awards, Barack Obama, Charlottesville, Communication, Computing, Digital media, Freemen of the City of London, Honorary Queen's Counsel, Michelle Obama, Nelson Mandela, New media, Saboteurs, social media, Software, South Africa, Tweet, Twitter, Web 2.0, Xhosa peoplesmbale

INTERNET (RECENT-AUGUST 12, 2017) (SOCIAL MEDIA) – A tweet by former President Barack Obama soon after the outbreak of violence at nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia on Saturday (August 12) garnered 2.8 million “likes” to become the most liked Twitter message ever by Tuesday (August 15), the social media network said. Continue reading →

27Jul/17

Jada Pinkett Smith talks ‘Girls Trip’ success

July 27, 2017Filmsactress, African-American people, American women in business, Cinema of the United States, Company: Towerstream, English-language films, Entertainment/Culture, Film, Girls Trip, Hawthorne, Human Interest, Jada, Jada Pinkett Smith, Kingdom Come, Latifah, Malcolm D. Lee, Musicians, New Orleans, Pinkett, Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah, Regina, Singers, Smith family, Social Issues, Tiffany Haddish, United States, Will Smithsmbale

(MUST COURTESY UNIVERSAL PICTURES) – Actress Jada Pinkett Smith says that her new film Girls Trip is all about female empowerment. Continue reading →

18Jul/17

Singer R. Kelly denies cult claims

July 18, 2017MusicAfrican-American people, American music, Blogs, BuzzFeed, BuzzFeed News, BUZZFEED.COM, Cult, Entertainment/Culture, Grace Lee, Los Angeles, Music, Musicians, R. Kelly, Singers, Singing, United Statessmbale

R&B singer R. Kelly denies an article by BuzzFeed News that says he was keeping a household of young women in a cult. Grace Lee reports. Continue reading →

13May/17

‘What is wrong with you?’ Michelle Obama asks as govt relaxes her school lunch rules

May 13, 2017PoliticsAfrican American women in politics, African-American people, American writers, Barack Obama, Barack Obama 2008 presidential primary campaign, Bo, Family of Barack Obama, First inauguration of Barack Obama, first lady, Gullah, Human Interest, Illinois, Italy, Michelle, Michelle Obama, NBC, Obama family, Partnership for a Healthier America, Presidency of Barack Obama, u.s. department of agriculture, United States, Washington, Washington D.C., White Housesmbale

WASHINGTON, D.C., UNITED STATES (MAY 12, 2017) (NBC)- Former first lady Michelle Obama made her first high-profile public appearance on Friday (May 12) since leaving the White House in January.
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07Apr/17

A Tupac inspired pop-up cafe opens in New York City

April 7, 2017Food and DrinkAfrican-American people, All Eyez on Me, English-language films, Entertainment/Culture, Gangsta rappers, Hip hop, Hospitality/Recreation, Jamala, Musicians, New York, New York City, Rapper Tupac Shakur, Rappers, Shakur family, Tupac, Tupac Shakur, United States, Universal Music Groupsmbale

Tupac fans line up to buy merchandise featuring the late rapper and eat food at a pop-up cafe derived from his 20-year-old notes on an anticipated restaurant.

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27Feb/17

Barack Obama, next French president?

February 27, 2017PoliticsAfrican-American people, Alexis, American writers, Barack Obama, Barack Obama citizenship conspiracy theories, Barack Obama presidential campaign, Book:Barack Obama, BOURGET, Country: France, Country: United States, Emmanuel Macron, France, François Fillon, Grand Croix of the Légion d'honneur, Illinois, International media reaction to the 2008 United States presidential election, Marine Le Pen, Michelle Obama, Paris, Politics, Presidency of Barack Obama, president, Progressivism in the United States, United States, United States presidential election 2008 timelinesmbale

Four friends launch a petition to ask former U.S. President Barack Obama to campaign in France’s 2017 presidential election.

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06Feb/17

Kanye West appears to dump Trump with disappearing tweets

February 6, 2017MusicAfrican-American people, American people of German descent, American television, Business, Businesspeople, Chicago, City: Chicago, Climate change skepticism and denial, Country: United States, Donald John Trump, Donald Trump, Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign, Donald Trump on social media, Donald Trump presidential campaign, Economy, Human Interest, Kanye West, Last Week Tonight segments about Donald Trump, Legal affairs of Donald Trump, Musicians, New York, Politics, Presidency of Donald Trump, Racial views of Donald Trump, The Apprentice, Trump: The Art of the Deal, United States, Westsmbale

Kanye West, one of Donald Trump’s biggest celebrity supporters, appears to have deleted his tweets about his meeting last year with the then U.S. president-elect.

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