Vivian Godfrey, 4080 Jog Road, Lake Worth, FL (2025)

11/30/2025

Happy Belated Birthday to the Multifaceted TV Icon, Jaleel White!

Born November 27, 1976, in Culver City, CA, Jaleel White began acting at just 3 years old—starting with commercials, including a memorable pudding ad with Bill Cosby. Early roles on The Jeffersons, Charlie and Company, Mr. Belvedere, and Good Morning, Miss Bliss set the stage for a career spanning 40+ years and over 70 credits.

His life changed in 1989 when he debuted as Steve Urkel on Family Matters, a character intended for one episode who became a cultural legend. Urkel earned White seven award nominations and four wins, including a Young Artist Award and three NAACP Image Awards.

After Family Matters, he showcased his versatility in films like Big Fat Liar, Dreamgirls, and Who Made the Potatoe Salad?, and on series such as CSI, Boston Legal, Psych, Dancing with the Stars, and Me, Myself & I. As a voice actor, he famously portrayed Sonic the Hedgehog and voiced young Martin Luther King Jr. in Our Friend Martin.

Beyond acting, Jaleel is also a writer, producer, painter, and devoted father to his daughter Samaya. He continues to use his platform to advocate against violence and drug abuse in inner-city communities.

11/30/2025

Happy 96th Birthday to music visionary Berry Gordy! 🎉
The man who built Motown and changed American culture forever.

Born Nov. 28, 1929, Gordy went from songwriter to mogul, delivering hits like “Money (That’s What I Want),” “Shop Around,” “Do You Love Me,” and the Jackson 5 classics “I Want You Back” and “ABC.”

He launched Motown in 1959 and turned it into a global force, shaping legends like Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, the Temptations, and the Four Tops. His impact spanned music, film, and generations — earning honors from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to the National Medal of Arts.

A true architect of American sound. Happy 96th, Mr. Gordy! 🎶✨

11/30/2025

DMX and Tashera Simmons — from teenage love in Yonkers to building a family through fame, struggle, and unbreakable loyalty. Their bond, their babies, their journey… real love that never faded.

11/30/2025

On the set of The Players Club (1998)
A 90s classic written and directed by Ice Cube, The Players Club follows Diamond (LisaRaye McCoy), a young mom hustling through college while navigating the drama, danger, and sisterhood of the strip-club world. With standout performances from Chrystale Wilson, Adele Givens, Jamie Foxx, Bernie Mac, and Terrence Howard, the film mixes humor, grit, and unforgettable moments—cementing its spot as a true cult favorite. 🎬🔥

11/30/2025

✨ Debbie Allen & Norm Nixon: A Love Story That Defined the 80s & 90s ✨

When you talk about iconic couples who shaped an era, Debbie Allen and Norm Nixon are always at the top of the list. Their love story began in the late 1970s — Debbie blazing her trail as a powerhouse dancer, actress, and choreographer, and Norm shining on the court as one of the NBA’s most dynamic point guards. Two different worlds, one undeniable connection.

They married in 1984, and from there, they became the definition of a power couple. While Debbie dominated stage and screen with her unmatched creativity, Norm continued to thrill fans with his athletic skill and leadership. Together, they balanced fame, family, and the pressures of success with grace and unity.

Through the 80s and 90s — and even now — their partnership has remained strong, grounded, and inspiring. They raised two children, built careers that influenced generations, and stood by each other through every high and every challenge.

💛 Debbie Allen & Norm Nixon: decades of love, artistry, teamwork, and unshakeable devotion. A true Hollywood love story that still shines.

11/30/2025

Omar & Keisha Epps through the 90s and 2000s

Omar Epps and Keisha Epps have one of the most enduring and grounded marriages in Black Hollywood. Although they officially married in 2006, their bond stretches back years, rooted in friendship, mutual respect, and a deep emotional connection.

Keisha—formerly a member of the iconic R&B group Total—and Omar—beloved for classics like Juice and Love & Basketball—have built a quiet, steady family life away from the noise of fame. Through the highs and lows of the entertainment industry, they’ve supported one another with unwavering loyalty, raising their children and nurturing each other’s growth.

Their relationship stands out because it’s authentic, stable, and built on true partnership—a beautiful example of lasting love in Hollywood.

11/29/2025

Happy 80th Birthday to the Iconic TV Father Figure, James Avery!

James Avery (born November 27, 1945) was a classically trained actor, Navy veteran, and gifted voice artist best known as Philip Banks on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. His commanding presence and heartfelt performance made Uncle Phil one of television’s most beloved father figures.

Raised in Atlantic City after serving in the Vietnam War, Avery pursued the arts—writing for PBS, earning an Emmy, and graduating from UC San Diego with a degree in drama and literature. His distinguished career spanned over 30 years, with roles in Hill Street Blues, L.A. Law, Amen, The Closer, and That ’70s Show.

A powerhouse voice actor, he brought life to characters like Shredder in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and War Machine in Iron Man. A trained Shakespearean performer, he also took on major stage roles, including Othello.

James Avery passed away in 2013 at age 68, but his legacy endures as one of TV’s greatest and most heartfelt father figures.

11/29/2025

Honoring the Heavenly Birthday of Jimi Hendrix — the revolutionary genius who redefined what a guitar could be.
From fuzz and feedback to iconic performances like Woodstock, he changed music forever. Gone too soon, but his influence lives on in every generation. 🎸✨

11/29/2025

Happy Birthday to Haitian Hollywood trailblazer Garcelle Beauvais!

Born in Saint-Marc, Haiti, Garcelle Beauvais has spent over 30 years breaking barriers as an actress, TV personality, author, and former model. Moving to the U.S. at age 7, she launched her career with Ford Models at 17, landing major campaigns before transitioning to acting.

She first caught attention in The Cosby Show and Coming to America, but it was her role as Fancy Monroe on The Jamie Foxx Show that made her a star. She later became the first Black main cast member on NYPD Blue and continued building a standout résumé with roles in Wild Wild West, Bad Company, Spider-Man: Homecoming, and more.

In 2020, Garcelle made history again as the first Black cast member of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, earning praise for her authenticity and advocacy for diversity. She’s also a former co-host of The Real and the author of children’s books inspired by her life as a mother.

A proud Haitian and dedicated philanthropist, Garcelle continues to uplift her community while raising her three sons.

11/29/2025

✨ Happy Heavenly Birthday to the Transcendent Queen of Rock ’n’ Roll — Tina Turner! ✨

Born November 26, 1939, Tina Turner rose from humble beginnings in Nutbush, TN to become one of the most powerful and influential performers in music history. With her electrifying energy, iconic raspy vocals, and unbreakable spirit, she redefined what it means to be a superstar.

From early hits like “Proud Mary” to her stunning comeback with “Private Dancer,” Tina showed the world the power of resilience and reinvention. Her anthems — “The Best,” “What’s Love Got to Do with It,” “River Deep – Mountain High,” and more — continue to inspire generations.

A 12-time Grammy winner, dual Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, and global icon, Tina’s legacy remains unstoppable. Though she passed on May 24, 2023, her light and influence live forever.

💛 Thank you, Tina, for the strength, the soul, and the soundtrack of a lifetime.

11/29/2025

Happy 75th Birthday to Jocelyn Brown — the Dancefloor Powerhouse!

Jocelyn Brown, born November 25, 1950, in Kinston, NC, is one of the most iconic voices in dance, soul, and house music. Raised on gospel, she brought that power and emotion into secular music, quickly becoming a force across disco and dance.

After years of standout background vocals in the 1970s, she broke through in 1984 with “Somebody Else’s Guy,” a global hit that cemented her place in music history. Her voice went on to elevate tracks by legends like Chic, Bette Midler, Diana Ross, and Mick Jagger, and she became a defining presence in New York’s dance scene through classics with Inner Life, Change, and the Salsoul Orchestra.

As house music rose, Jocelyn remained essential — delivering unforgettable performances on club favorites like “Keep On Jumpin’.” Her versatility, power, and unmistakable tone shaped generations of vocalists.

Still performing worldwide and revered especially in Europe, she continues to inspire. Her 2010 gospel album True Praise reflects her roots and enduring artistry.

A true icon — and still one of the most recognizable voices on the dancefloor.

11/28/2025

🎉 Happy Belated Birthday to R&B Icon Dawn Robinson! 🎉

Celebrating the incomparable Dawn Robinson — the powerhouse vocalist who helped shape ’90s R&B as a founding member of En Vogue and later as part of Lucy Pearl. Her unmistakable alto gave life to classics like “Hold On,” “My Lovin’,” “Free Your Mind,” and “Don’t Let Go (Love).”

From topping the charts to speaking out for artist rights, Dawn continues to inspire with her talent, strength, and authenticity.

Drop a 🎤 or ❤️ if you still have her songs on repeat!

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