The Brown sisters’ is one small shop in a multibillion-dollar industry, centered on something that is both a point of pride and a political flash point for black women: their hair. But the Browns are among only a few hundred black owners of the roughly 10,000 stores that sell hair products like relaxers, curl creams, wigs and hair weaves to black women, not just in New York but across the country.
When we see Serena Williams dominating on the tennis court, it’s easy to forget the obstacles she overcame to get there. “Nothing Stops Serena,” a new advertisement for wireless headphones from Beats By Dre, pays tribute to the story behind her meteoric rise and the hard work, skill and sweat that put her on top.
The wife of Ray Rice, whose NFL career was derailed Monday by the release of surveillance footage showing him hitting his then-fiancee in an elevator, says the new attention is making the couple relive one of the most painful moments of their lives. Janay Rice says the media have used the episode to boost ratings.
linked up with my blogger pal, Kiwi The Beauty, while hanging out in O-Town this past weekend. We decided what better way to meet some of the thousands of ladies in attendance than to ask them random questions and interact?
I Hear That Girl! was invited to the Sheen Magazine Cover Release Party at the soulful, Suite Lounge in Atlanta! It was great seeing the beautiful actress, Tasha Smith, gracing the cover.
I had the astute pleasure of attending my role model, Oprah Winfrey’s, Life You Want Weekend.
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