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Huggy Lowdown jokes with the crew about Beyonce, the freezing weather in Washington D.C., and Ahmad Rashad’s divorce drama. You aren’t going to believe who Huggy says Sale Johnson resembles.
Dominique talks with the crew about Beyonce’s lip-syncing drama, her Lakers, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and more on the TJMS.
Gabourey Sidibe became known for her starring role in “Precious,” a film that was produced, written and directed by African Americans. So it’s fair to say she knows a little something about art and culture from the black perspective. That must be why producers of the public television show “AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange” tapped […]
Dear Tom: My name is Shameia Davison and I am the single mother of four children. My three sons have autism in different degrees of severity. My oldest daughter is brilliant and earning her high school credits while in middle school and is the greatest help a mother could ever have. Tom, my eldest son […]
Reverend Al Sharpton recognizes that celebrations are fun but he wants people to know the party is over and it is time to work for President Obama.
Thanks to the hit TV One show, “Unsung” dozens of R&B, soul, disco, funk and hip-hop artists are now getting their just due. The sixth season of “Unsung” begins with Isaac Hayes, whose “Theme From Shaft” is one of the most famous movie theme songs in history, Though Hayes won an Oscar for the song, […]
Mary Edmonia Lewis is the first credited African American and Indian female sculptor in the U.S. She was nicknamed “wildfire” by her mother’s Indian community, the Ojibwe. She would add the first name of Mary while attending Oberlin College, which is also the name that she signed on her sculptures. Just recently The Walters Art […]
Sherrilyn Ifill was named the President and Director-Counsel of the NAACP’s Legal Defense and Education Fund back in November. Today she joined Roland Martin on the TJMS to discuss the importance of the organization and outline some initiatives that are currently happening.
Chris Paul jokes with the crew about Beyonce’s alleged lip-synching, the Washington Wizards’ losing, and the “Django Unchained” dolls.
More than 20 million Americans visit chiropractors annually, seeking relief from a range of aches and pains, particularly neck and back pain and headaches.
Sybil Wilkes discusses today’s news headlines including the story on the shooting at a Houston Community College.
In case you missed the President’s Inauguration speech, check out a special recap from the TJMS.
