As a Black professional for many years, I have felt a void of positive and enlightening publications geared towards this important group. Magazines like Black Enterprise have been mainstays in the segment population but focuses more on business than on lifestyle and personal goals. ...

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TweetWhen I found out that Academy Award nominated actress Gabourey Sidibe was going to be on the cover of ELLE magazine, I was elated. Here was a sister with meat on her bones sporting unperfect perfection. Gabby would be gracing the coveted cover of a fashion magazine that is usually held for underweight waifs with little substance. Despite what you may have heard (or been force fed by the media), Gabby is fierce. Baby, she is a thick snack with a confidence unseen in women like her. I thought, “ELLE magazine is all good with me!”. But that was before I saw the cover of ELLE. I first saw the cover online and was shocked and appalled. WHO is this chick? Certainly, it isn’t the chocolicious lovely young woman we first came to love in the movie ‘Precious’. Not only did the cover not doing her justice (bad hair, subpar ...

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TweetGood Housekeeping hosted a star studded fete tonight in New York. The purpose of the event was to salute women who have been shining for 125 years through entertainment and giving back to the community. Below are a few red carpet of the event. Enjoy! The current ‘Shine’ issue of Good Housekeeping with Michelle Obama on the cover is on newsstands now. For more info, click HERE. Photos Courtesy of Wireimage/Getty ...

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