Showing posts with label Oprah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oprah. Show all posts

Thursday, October 18, 2007

Babyface on Oprah


It's midterm time so I apologize for posts being a little slow.

Oooh yall Babyface was on Oprah the other day, talking about his breakup with Tracey and her relationship with the alleged deadbeat dad Eddie Murphy. Interesting interview, if you want a little insight. Oprah instigates the whole thing.


Here is the link.

~AfroMuffs

Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Bill Clinton on Oprah

YES!

My favorite white Boy/ black President Bill Clinton will make an appearance next week on Tuesday on the Oprah Winfrey Show.
He'll be promoting his new book "Giving" that my pressed ass is going to buy like yesterday.

The book interviews Oprah on her "Angel Network" and gives her praises on giving back to the community...espicially in Africa.

yes yes yes I love Bill and ever since I met him last year at a Maryland campaign for Martin O'Malley and Anthony Brown I've been in luv...not love! Plus he is doing the best post president job ever. He never stops his grind so keep on Bill.
~BabyD

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Sunday, June 10, 2007

Celebs & Politics

Oprah and George Cloony were a few of the celebrities that participated in Vanity Fairs cover spread for Africa awareness. U2's Bono hand selected the list that included Brad Pitt, Jay-Z, Djimon Hounsou, Chris Rock, Alicia Keys, Don Cheadle and Barack Obama to name a few.

I think its a great idea and will definitely promote the triails that still happen in Africa on a daily basis. Its one of the world's richest nations in culture and beauty but so much needs to be done.

From now on I'm going to post more domestic and international issues, not necessarily politics because I want for readers to have information first and then act on it second.

Visit Vanity Fair for more info on these June issues covering Africa.

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~BabyD

Update- Ok so I bought the issue with Don Cheadle and Barack Obama and its realli a good issue. There is an article of my hero Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf. Much respect to her doing so much in the homeland Africa.