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President-elect Obama’s address to the nation today has got me all fired up all over again. In the days immediately following the election, there was a natural sort of waning of intensity as the afterglow of victory receded. And then the distraction of the HRC and Lieberman dramas was disconcerting. All this was taking place in a leadership vacuum created by the combination of George W. Bush’s unwillingness to do anything to help the economy, and by the fact that Barack Obama do... more

Random Feed wrote an interesting post today on Here’s a quick excerpt Verizon Wireless fired a number of employees who accessed Barack Obama’s cell phone records. The mobile phone privacy breach was investigated and the company apologized to Obama. The President-elect was using a simple voice flip phone without e-mail capabilities. Share and Enjoy: These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. Read the rest of this great po... more

Funkmaster Flex Really goes in on the Interview on BET with the dude the has 19 year old “friends”, The Media & Responsibility, for more go to www.FunkmasterFlex.com   R. Kelly BET Interview Clip ... more

Janet Jackson’s kinky side was front and center during her concert last night at L.A.’s Staples Center. During her performance of her sex-oozin’ S&M-filled song, “Discipline,” Jackson gave a male fan quite an elaborate lap dance after she announced, “I think it’s time I found a new man.” She called the fella to the stage, where he was tied to a wooden frame and hung by a harness. At one point, Jackson lay on the stage and the guy was slowly low... more

Protesters holding posters saying Sen. Barack Obama was endorsed by the KKK are escorted from his speech. Signs held said: -Obama endorsed my KKK member -Obama is in favor of abortion -Obama is in favor of same-sex marriage read more | digg story ... more

  The Jarvis Green Foundation assisted a single mother and her four children by contributing $25,000 towards the purchase of a new a home, after their devastating loss in Hurricane Katrina. Jarvis Green is set to visit the Jefferson family at their new home for the first time and see how they are doing. The family closed on the house on September 17, 2008.  Although New Orleans and the victims of Hurricane Katrina have all but faded from the media spotlight, many still suffer from... more