Why wouldn't we need black colleges?

Watch the full episode. See more Tavis Smiley.

If you haven't seen it yet, #killyourself

BEST.HALLOWEEN.COSTUME.EVER

Jessica Alba as Dora the Exploer

CoCo & Chanel during NY Fashion Week 2010

My current Muses as of now

Muse: Darlene Ortiz

Ice-T's first bottom bitch, before CoCo.

All Black Everything

This is a cold war. Do you know what you're fighting for?

EIZO 2010 Calendar – X-Ray Pin-Ups

thats all

I Don't Care What Anyone Says, She Does No Wrong

I mean, except singing

Amber Stay Winning

MTV Shows

Rih Rih must read my blog

in NYC on Monday night
Blog post on Christopher Kane Gorilla Tees Here

New Video: Beyoncé x Kanye West "Ego (Remix)"

Christian Louboutin Stills

For his latest ad campaign, Christian Louboutin has enlisted premiere still life photographer Peter Lippmann to reimagine his stunning heels as gorgeous centerpieces from 18th century works of art. Some Marie Anotinette type shit, thats hot.

i like her

(stlen frm concreteloop)

Pushing Buddens

Pushing Buddens from jeff on Vimeo.

Nice Screenshot

So Cassie got a haircut

Whats the big deal?It's not like this is the first time we've seen this

Kelis, Kesh, & Jack Davey of J*Davey

He's doin so much this week

BTW; Keri where all them thighs come from?

Our First Lady doin Righteous Stuff

First Lady Michelle Obama left the glittering splendor of the White House on Thursday to visit one of the poorest neighborhoods in the nation’s capital to push, prod and inspire struggling high school students.

Her visit to a public school marked the start of a star-studded career day organized by Mrs. Obama, who said she had long dreamed of gathering an “amazing group of women” to talk to young people.

On Thursday, the first lady and 21 other prominent women – including singers Sheryl Crow and Alicia Keyes, former astronaut Mae C. Jemison, the actress Alfre Woodard and the makeup maven Bobbi Brown – scattered to public and private schools across the region in honor of Women’s History Month.

At Anacostia High School, the site of a violent melee in November that sent several young people to the hospital with stab wounds, Mrs. Obama gave hugs, slapped knees and sat down in a semi-circle with 13 students, who were all juniors and seniors.