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Tom and Sybil welcome back J. Anthony Brown from vacation, and, boy, is Tom happy.
Mellody Hobson talks to the TJMS about lagging wealth for the younger generation.
The NCAA Tournament is in full swing and for some of you, that means you’re consumed with finding out what’s going on with those all-important brackets. Click here for more “What in the Weekend” events.
Thelma Streat was a favorite black artist among First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, the King and Queen of England, actor Vincent Price and dancer Katherine Dunham. Read more on Thelma Streat here.
Tom, Sybil, Dominique and comedian Sommore start Friday off right with Tom’s solo “Man Dance”, D.L. Hughley’s “Dancing With the Stars” performance,
Roland Martin talks with Joseph Williams about why the MLK Memorial Foundation is being forced to change its name by the King children.
Sybil Wilkes discusses today’s news headlines including Obama’s response to hecklers, an 11-year-old girl giving birth to a baby and the Steubenville rape case.
J. Anthony Brown murders another hit in “Easy Siri.”
A man being on the “down low” is an issue that many women experience. Jacque Reid Goes ‘Inside Her Story’ with Brenda Stone Browder, author of the book “The Ex Factor: Finding Freedom to Heal, Forgive and Love Again”. Go to theexfactorbookandtour.com to find out more information about the book.
The Celebrity Snitch calls out D.L. Hughley’s performance on “Dancing With the Stars”, Too Short’s run-in with the po-po and more.
Chris Paul talks about the Malcolm Jamal-Warner/Regina King split, “The Tonight Show” shake up and more in “The Morning Minute.”
Chris Paul knows the real story behind Too Short’s arrest. Plus, more on the Miami Heat and Rihanna’s “drug bust”. —————– This is Chris Paul from the TJMS running through the top stories in roughly sixty seconds with The Morning Minute. Miami has now won 24 games in a row. The Heat were down by […]
