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Anita Baker talks with TJMS about her new album, the release date, dating, and more on TJMS.
Anita Baker hasn’t made a record in eight years but fortunately, now that both her sons are in college, she’s ready to sing again. Her single “Lately” from her forthcoming new CD “Only Forever” was the highest debuting single on the urban adult contemporary music chart on “Billboard” in eight years. It’s also #1 on […]
Huggy Lowdown jokes with the crew about the Fantastic Voyage and the excitement of its latest annoucement Frankie Beverly and Maze. Plus, Lowdown's opinion on Prince's new hair.
Dear Tom, My name is Pecoleia and it is a miracle that i was able to celebrate my fifty-first birthday last month. I was born with a severe form of sickle cell disease, which presented during my infancy and has put me in one health catastrophe after another. My doctors said that i would […]
He’s not actually a vampire. He just plays one on TV. “True Blood” star Nelsan Ellis, a Juilliard graduate does have a life outside the hit TV show. He’s making the best of it these days by directing “Hoodoo Love” a play set in Memphis that will debut at Chicago’s Athenaeum Theatre on September 27th. […]
James Hill was the first black vice president of University of Texas at Austin. The 84 year-old recently died of prostate cancer. Hill was a civil rights advocate who was once refused an education at the same school that made him vice president. During his tenure, Hill served on the Martin Luther King Jr. Sculpture […]
Roland Martin talks with David Corn, the editor-in-chief of "Mother Jones," about the leaking of Mitt Romney's speech.
President Obama signed a proclamation last month declaring September National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month and urging Americans to promote healthy living for their children.
Kanye West spending $1 on Kim Kardashian's birthday, joking, that's more than Ray-J ever spent on her besides that VHS. Plus, more on the mexican prisoners.
Sybil Wilkes with today's news headlines including a heart warming story to cheer up your day.
Jeff Johnson asks, Chicago: when the schools are closed, whose doors are open?
