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A little 2011 inspiration:

If there’s one thing Raven-Symoné never lacked, it’s self-assurance. Continue »

Since his viral video has “got the internet goin’ nuts”, Ted Williams has been offered a plethora of voice-over and announcing gigs. Continue »

What a year for the Minnesota Vikings! They went from potential Super Bowl contenders to a group of bumbling idiots! Continue »

Good day, Bossip fam! As promised, we are re-introducing you to Steven James Dixon, author of the book, “Men Don’t Heal We Ho,” a Book About the Emotional Instability of Men. After receiving and reading the book, we had to talk to him as we learned he had scripted his experiences with women and marriage and sent it to the press. Continue »

George Clooney has been fighting to keep people’s mind on the violence in Sudan for years. And now he’s stepping it up with some help from some serious backers. Continue »

Before they were selling out shows and dishing out bars, a number of rappers spent their time hitting the books. Continue »

Wow, Michael Vick is truly doing the damn thing! Continue »

As we begin a new year faced with new opportunities and challenges, it can be both exciting and frightening. Especially, if we didn’t accomplish what we set out to do in 2010, our hopes for 2011 may not be as assuring.

Still, each year, and even each day, is a chance for you to start fresh with an open mind and heart. Faith allows us to be hopeful for those things in which we cannot see. With this in mind, this season ensure that your faith is at an all time high.

Equip yourself with scriptures and prayers to guide you through your best and worst times.

Continue reading at MadameNoire.com

On Christmas afternoon, President Obama and Michelle Obama Continue »

Rap artist and philanthropist Trina is continuing to make headlines for her good deeds, this time for donating Christmas toys to a Miami children’s hospital. Continue »

An NFL star was getting his “positivity” on yesterday and dressed up as Santa Claus… Continue »

It’s Christmas time, which in Celebrity Land means charitable photo opps!!.. Oh, and of course, family. Right. Continue »

Ordinary people do extraordinary things everyday. But usually, heroes in the black community don’t always receive the widespread recognition they deserve. So we decided to look back over the past decade of the new millennium and acknowledge some African Americans, who may not be as popular by name as others, who have influenced, shaped and re-invented our hopes and standards across the board.

Continued at The Atlanta Post

Ray Williams has an amazing story of success, failure, and returning to his home to a community that embraces him and cheers from him just like when he was on the court. Continue »