Actress Gabriel Union tweeted some photos of her real natural hair yesterday at the hair salon.
Gabriel tweeted:
“All done…I’ve been reunited with my scalp…and it feels soooo good (peaches and herb voice) No weave, no relaxer, no hot comb…”
See the photos below!
Check out Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s nine million dollar – 22,000-square-foot, five-bedroom, seven-bath custom-built home sitting on a golf course created with every luxury imaginable—plus a few more. Mayweather’s ceilings are over 24 feet high, dripped with crystal chandeliers and walls are covered in materials like red silk and textured glass. The movie theater is two-stories high and touch-screen video games are affixed to the kitchen counter.
Isaiah Mustafa, the former NFL star turned actor and now the current Old Spice Tv ad guy, sits down with Chris Jansing to discuss what it’s like being the Old Spice guy and starring in his first feature movie, “Madea’s Big Happy Family.”
Since ABC announced on April 14 that it is cancelling “All My Children” and “One Life to Live,” Oprah Winfrey has been bombarded with phone calls and emails begging her to add the shows to her OWN network. However, Oprah has declined the offer. Oprah says she doesn’t think there’s money to be made on ABC’s soaps.
In response, Oprah uploaded a video to YouTube explaining why she won’t be helping the shows. Check it out:
Meet Tina Black, wife former NFL player turned actor James Black. The couple has one daughter together. They currently reside in Los Angeles, California.
“American Idol” judge Jennifer Lopez sat down with Ryan Seacrest to talk about the wild and enjoyable moments from the show! Hear what she thinks about the finalists.
Former group Milli Vanilli’s Fabrice Morvan made a guest appearance on “The View” to talk about what led to their famous lip syncing downfall!
Movie mogul Tyler Perry sat down with HipHollywood and fired back at Spike Lee for his comments about the movie character Madea. Perry has been in a war of words with Lee for labeling his movie projects as “coonery” and “buffoonery.”
Perry said he doesn’t understand why a lot of the criticism aimed at him comes from fellow African-Americans. “I’ve never seen Jewish people attack Seinfeld and say, ‘This is a stereotype,'” he said. “I’ve never seen Italian people attack The Sopranos, I’ve never seen Jewish people complaining about Mrs. Doubtfire or Dustin Hoffman in Tootsie. I never saw it. It’s always black people.”
