I’m sure some of you remember our Artist Spotlight feature on Jaiden from last year. Well this NYC based singer has been on his grind since the last time we spoke on him. He recently got off a run singing back-up for Jay Z’s American Gangster tour and just sent his newest track to Concrete Loop. Dubbing himself “The Cure,” Jaiden definitely has what it takes to bring the R&B game back to the top. “Paradise” was produced by horn player, KeyKat.
For more info on Jaiden make sure to check out our first feature on him, not to mention his myspace page.
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Gabrielle Union, who is guest starring on a few episodes of ‘Ugly Betty’ was spotted rocking her leather Coach boots at recent outings.
First, she was spotted shopping with friends in Beverly Hills over the Christmas holiday and then she rock’d them again when she attended the Audi Hole-in-One Challenge for Charity event on Wednesday. When Did She Rock Them Better?
We want to personally thank you all who have taken the time to inform yourselves of the situation in Haiti and generously donating to organizations such as the Lambi Fund.
We received an e-mail from Karen Ashmore, Executive Director of the Lambi Fund of Haiti, and she said the organization has received lots of website donations today from you all. That is great! The Lambi Fund partners with communities to become sustainable so that they can support and feed their families and not rely on food aid charity, which can create an unhealthy dependence.
Malnutrition and poverty are concerns in Haiti, home to the first independent black republic, especially for the many peasants living in the countryside. But there is hope.
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Pulitzer Prize nominee Maya Angelou and Nobel Prize winner Toni Morrison are causing quite a stir, as are many other well-known figures throughout America, by making celebrity endorsements of presidential candidates.
Nowadays, it’s easy to capitalize on pretty much anything and that’s exactly what a lot of celebrities are doing.
About 47 percent of Americans between the ages of 18-24 voted in the 2004 presidential election, up from 36 percent in 2000, according to the Census Bureau. But I can’t help but think that “Vote or Die!” had something to do with that. Was using high-profile names such as Paris Hilton or Ludacris as a way to stress the importance of voting the best way to do it, though?
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