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- Indie Me: Ah, Yeah!
2011/03/18 | 10:08 am
Kicking off this new segment for Bootlegged Reviews is the song Ah, Yeah! submitted by the indie artist, Flawless. This pop/dance single that has what it takes to get a party started and has a professional feel that many Indie projects lack. Coming from Queens, New York, Flawless shines on this track. Formerly signed to -
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As folks chuck it up they fail to ask, “Why do Blacks believe that they don’t have ‘good hair?” “Where did the term “good hair” come from?” The root of the problem is over a century old and no one likes to discuss it because folks get “uncomfortable.” When people can’t face the truth about a situation, how can they expect to address the problem?
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Happy Bamboozled Month
Ah, it’s that time of year again when the U.S. settles in to hold hands and sing Kumbaya while pretending to acknowledge Negros. As the U.S holds candles to the carefully edited bios of the ten American Negros (give or take two), the other few billion will be traditionally ignored. I’m sure the popular media will work overtime to convince
An idea was planted and it seemed plausible until it was transformed from fantasy to reality nightmare. This month brings a new set of "confessions" from ill laid plans gone haywire. A set of celebs have
Ashley Judd seems to have added her happy ass to the long list of folks in denial of the monster that their precious industry (the W.O.S.) has created. Judd has taken it upon herself to reiterate the obvious while ignoring the giant wizard puppeteer behind the puppets.
espite the truth that there are no set programs, more than half of the shows are unconfirmed, the first week or more have only been previews of what MIGHT be shown, and more than half of all television viewers have yet to see anything on the OWN Network, mainstream
2010 has been another year where the WOS Celebs have stepped their game up in the category of bullshit, hot mess, and sloppiness. Yesterday, two WOS young bloods were in battled in another Internet War of Words. Twitter has become the "safe zone" to attack folks behind a computer and have the fans directly involved. Instant bullshit brought to everyone's and anyone's computer screens - whether asked for it or not.