February 11, 2012 / 11:37PM 26 notes

Whitney breaking barriers…Seventeen Magazine’s first black cover girl.

Whitney breaking barriers…Seventeen Magazine’s first black cover girl.

whitney houstonseventeen magazine

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February 11, 2012 / 11:27PM 29,963 notes

(Source: Los Angeles Times, via latimes)

whitney houstonrest in peace

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February 11, 2012 / 11:26PM 18 notes

Thank YOU for coming out and sharing your gift. Good night, Whitney. We will always love you.

Thank YOU for coming out and sharing your gift. Good night, Whitney. We will always love you.

whitney houstonrest in peace

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February 5, 2012 / 1:31PM 6 notes

Omar must have heard me asking bout him the other day. And he teases me like THIS! Presume this was taken after D’Angelo’s London show.
Man listen. A collabo, recorded jam session, tour…something! Music Gods, hear my cry!
Photo Credit: Jamal Ahmad via Facebook

Omar must have heard me asking bout him the other day. And he teases me like THIS! Presume this was taken after D’Angelo’s London show.

Man listen. A collabo, recorded jam session, tour…something! Music Gods, hear my cry!

Photo Credit: Jamal Ahmad via Facebook

omar lye fookd'angelo

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February 5, 2012 / 12:31PM 83 notes


NYC showed up and showed OUT! The Soul Train Flash Mob from Times Sq today! photo by Nelson George

NYC showed up and showed OUT! The Soul Train Flash Mob from Times Sq today! photo by Nelson George

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February 5, 2012 / 12:29PM 1,781 notes

derica:

Beautiful image, but I cannot get down with this version of hip-hop history. Only Roxanne Shante made it, because apparently women did not exist innovate in hip hop? Let me be constructive, some suggestions: Sha Rock; MC Lyte; Salt n Pepa; Monie Love. That’s just the 1980s. When it comes to the ’90s there are so many that I can’t list them all, nor hyperlink the first that come to mind: Bahamadia, Lil Kim, Foxy Brown Missy Elliott, Latifah, Jean Grae, Trina, Rah Digga, Left Eye … Lauryn Hill.
In short, stop rewriting history and writing women out. No ‘it was unconscious’ excuses: just come better.

derica:

Beautiful image, but I cannot get down with this version of hip-hop history. Only Roxanne Shante made it, because apparently women did not exist innovate in hip hop? Let me be constructive, some suggestions: Sha RockMC LyteSalt n PepaMonie Love. That’s just the 1980s. When it comes to the ’90s there are so many that I can’t list them all, nor hyperlink the first that come to mind: Bahamadia, Lil Kim, Foxy Brown Missy Elliott, Latifah, Jean Grae, Trina, Rah Digga, Left Eye … Lauryn Hill.

In short, stop rewriting history and writing women out. No ‘it was unconscious’ excuses: just come better.

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February 1, 2012 / 10:06AM 6 notes

scuzzle:

SOOOOOUUULLLL!!!

scuzzle:

SOOOOOUUULLLL!!!

don corneliussoul train

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January 6, 2012 / 8:15PM 1 note

These “Mr. Nice Guy” earrings are dope.com.
I want!
Grab them here.

These “Mr. Nice Guy” earrings are dope.com.

I want!

Grab them here.

eric robersonmr nice guyjewlery

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October 4, 2011 / 10:05AM 85,902 notes

God, I love Fall. Just add a football pic in there and it’s all good.

(Source: hiddlestonss, via ladimuzikluvaislove)

Helloooo Fall

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September 25, 2011 / 3:20PM 40 notes

DC Music Lovers: Upcoming Fall Live Concerts

OCTOBER

  • 3- Theophilus London at 9:30 Club
  • 4 - Eric Roberson at Ram’s Head On Stage (Annapolis)
  • 5 - Eric Roberson at Birchmere
  • 7- Brian Culbertson at Birchmere
  • 10 - Robert Glasper Trio at Blues Alley
  • 11- Boyz II Men at Birchmere
  • 12- Boyz II Men at Birchmere
  • 13 - Jonathan Butler - Blues Alley
  • 13 - Natalie Cole - Warner Theatre
  • 16 - Phonte & 9th Wonder at Black Cat
  • 16 - Keiko Matsui - Birchmere
  • 16 - Esperanza Spalding at Warner Theatre
  • 19 - J Cole at Fillmore
  • 21 - Ledisi at Warner Theatre
  • 25 - Lalah Hathaway at Birchmere
  • 21-23 - Najee at Blues Alley
  • 22 - Indie Arie at Strathmore
  • 27-Goapele at Birchmere
  • 28 - Gerald Albright at Birchmere
  • 29 - Little Dragon at 9:30 Club

NOVEMBER

  • 1 - Childish Gambino - Fillmore
  • 2 - Anthony David with Jay Haden at Birchmere
  • 4 - Kindred at Blues Alley
  • 5 - Oleta Adams at Birchmere
  • 6 - Marsha Ambrosius at Ram’s Head On Stage (Baltimore)
  • 6 - Jeffrey Osbourne at Birchmere
  • 9 - Trombone Shorty at 9:30 Club
  • 13 - Fitz & The Tantrums at 9:30 Club
  • 13- Will Downing at Birchmere
  • 15- Meshell Ndegeocello at Birchmere
  • 20 - The Whispers at Birchmere
  • 22 - Babyface at Birchmere
  • 27- Larry Graham and Graham Central Station at Birchmere
  • 28-29 Chaka Khan at Birchmere

DECEMBER

  • 8-Les Nubians at Black Cat
  • 11- Avery Sunshine and Trina Broussard at Birchmere
  • 15 - Dwele at Birchmere
  • 17- Pieces of a Dream at Birchmere

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