Mikki Taylor is on Flavor of Love Charm School.

Tells you all you need to know...

Riiiight!

I mean I just keep getting these email about this crap. I dont care about Ursher's fiance's response to rumors. I'll read People for that.

I knew it!!!!
 

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070627/...2U8VaNbC7MWM0F

My best friend said she's got her life insurance now. :p

^^ Whoa! Ursher got caught up with this chick, huh? I like Chilli better.

Pretty Much.

Ursher is not too bright for taking all that on, IMO.

I'm just wondering how Usher managed to impregnant a man.....

CTFU!!!!

Why does Usher love those older women with baby daddy/ex-hubby issues? I personally liked him with the model, because she was his age and didn't come with any baggage.

I wish that Justin Timberlake could have schooled him on finding older women and having the young ones swoon at you too. All I can do is wish. :(

ETA: The reason I figured it was true was there have been rumblings for weeks now and that she didn't fully answer the question to Essence when asked. That was a yes or no question and she gave this long answer.

The stork will be visiting another star...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070628/...cfj0exSZ1xFb8C

And the return of Girl Power...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070628/...qoYB6xQc1xFb8C

They forgot Ali. :cool:

^^^^
No they didn't. Clay is for Cassis Clay, his birth name.

Where was Tyson, Holifield, Mayweather? :p

I think the parent gave the child their middle names from 25+ years ago. Back then, Tyson, etc were not really popular as sports figures. They were probably up and coming, but not the champions we know them to be.

I think Tyson hit big in '85.

I know I'm late but...
 

LOLOLOL!

*puts on shrink hat*
Usher has oedipal issues, i.e, he wants his SO to be like his mother.
*takes off hat*

*waves to Epitome*

Black Charities Should be More Innovative says Former NAACP Head
 

He is absolutely 100% right.

Black Charities Should Be More Innovative, Former NAACP Leader Says

By Brennen Jensen

Arlington, Va.

Bruce Gordon, who resigned in February as leader of the NAACP, told a gathering of black nonprofit leaders and donors today that some black philanthropic efforts are “caught up in ruts and old habits” and said charity leaders need to “depart from the traditional and be willing to think about uncomfortable ideas.”

Speaking to the Sixth National Conference on Black Philanthropy, which opened here on Wednesday, Mr. Gordon acknowledged that as a former businessman he has a “bias towards the for-profit model” when it comes to how to develop and run organizations designed to grapple with the challenges facing black Americans.

In particular, he said charities could benefit by looking at how mergers have helped achieved efficiencies in corporate America.
Mr. Gordon, who stepped down after just 19 months on the job in a clash with the NAACP board, cited the NAACP and the NAACP Legal Defense Fund as two entities that “share the same brand” that might benefit from uniting.

He added that that black philanthropy should be driven by “process and performance, not personalities,” suggesting that too many organizations “circle around” specific notable individuals.

Of black America, he said it was the “best of times for some and the worst of times for many,” adding, “too many in the community are thinking like victims instead of acting like powerful people.”

His closed his speech by stating that the 2008 election represented a great opportunity for black nonprofit groups to “pump ideas and principles into the campaigns of the people who want our votes.”