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Some celebrities seem to get a pass when it comes to media gossip and others seem to be waterboarded by it. Fantasia Barrino was definitely the latter…One thing that has remained unwavering is Fantasia’s willingness to be vulnerable musically, on stage, on TV, and in my interview.
Who has 4 toes on his right foot because his adoptive Chinese parents bound his feet as a child, prefers to poop in the women’s restroom, and can catch a fish with his bare hands? If you guessed the character Creed Bratton on NBC’s “The Office” you get an Ifelicious gold star!
17 year old Sweetness O’Hara, played by Zoë Kravitz (“X-Men: First Class” and daughter of Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet), is a good kid from a working class, albeit dysfunctional, family living in Queens, New York in Victoria Mahoney’s semi-autobiographical, debut film “Yelling to the Sky.”
Season 4 of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” has officially come to a close, but I’m giving you one last look at the cast that we’ve come to love, criticize, opinionate (i know that’s not a word, lol), and hate on Monday nights on Logo…Logo invited select members of the press out to NYC at XL Nightclub to meet up with the finalists…for photo opps and interviews before the official airing of the Reunion…You know how I do, I hopped a plane from Milwaukee to NYC so I could bring you coverage Ifelicious style!
Saturday, January 14, 2012 was the press opening for Ed Schmidt’s play “Mr. Rickey Calls a Meeting” directed by J. Nicole Brooks…Mr. Rickey carefully selects leading negro athletes of the time hoping to gain consensus and endorsement of his decision to make Jackie Robinson the first negro to play in the major leagues…I applaud J. Nicole Brooks for bringing a play that tackles race, and it’s not even Black History Month, to Chicago area theater-goers.
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