Monthly Archives: November, 2013

Carey was shot and killed after taking Capitol Hill police on a brief, high-speed chase; her 1-year-old daughter was in the backseat of the...

Michelle Williams of Destiny’s Child visited the Atrium House of Hope in Decatur last Wednesday to debut two songs from her upcoming album, “Journey to Freedom.” The venue was much smaller than the stadiums and amphitheaters from her days as one-third of the chart topping girl group. The crowd, a few hundred instead of several thousand adoring ...

For many Americans, China, officially the People’s Republic of China, represents an enigmatic country that is viewed in a multiplicity of ways. On...

Delta Service Through Detroit Foundation, Inc., a non-profit serving metro Detroit, will open Twice Nice — an upscale resale shop — this month in Southfield. It will open for business at 8 a.m. on Black Friday, Nov. 29, at 26205 Greenfield Road, between 10 and 11 Mile Roads, just north of Lincoln. Profits will benefit community organizations thr...

Detroit-based Hamilton Anderson also chosen as local partnerRock Ventures has announced it has selected SHoP Architects as the architect of record to lead the design process for the two-acre site of the former Hudson’s Department Store in downtown Detroit.Headquartered in NYC, SHoP will partner with Detroit-based Hamilton Anderson Associates (HAA)...

Detroit-based Hamilton Anderson also chosen as local partnerRock Ventures has announced it has selected SHoP Architects as the architect of record to lead the design process for the two-acre site of the former Hudson’s Department Store in downtown Detroit.Headquartered in NYC, SHoP will partner with Detroit-based Hamilton Anderson Associates (HAA)...

Photo by AP When President Barack Obama pardons two overweight turkeys named Carmel and Popcorn during a ceremony at the White House on...

Photo by CNN I love Thanksgiving. I love everything about it: gathering three generations around the table, pausing for a moment with heads...

Photo by News One/ New York Daily News The woman, whose name was not disclosed, said she had just left a nail salon...

Bishop T.D. Jakes[1] (pictured) already has a few movies he’s produced under his belt, such as “Not Easily Broken” and “Jumping the Broom,” and now he is adding “Black Nativity” to his credits. Starring Jennifer Hudson[2] who plays a single Mother who had her child when she was 15, the film captures just how common our problems are and how faith and spirituality tie in to our struggles. Jakes reflects with NewsOne Now[3] on how the movie connects key issues together, “It really embodies the realities of the people of faith, struggling with the same issues that everybody else does. Your kids, your life, your marriage, your grandkids — all those realities don’t stop at the door of the church.” Watch the entire interview here: Your browser does not support iframes. “Black Nativity” hits theaters on Tuesday.