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02/09/2025

This Giant Catfish Must Be Rolled on The Wheel! Deep Fried Fish

07/18/2024

Tyler Perry proves his critics wrong every time ✊🏽💯

07/16/2024

Ciara, Normani, Kelly Rowland, Victoria Monét, and Vanessa Bryant together. 💜🔥

07/14/2024

Eve & Lauryn Hill 🖤💜

07/14/2024

Lena Horne and Pearl Bailey❤️

07/14/2024

Dorothy Leigh Maynor, soprano
(September 3, 1910 – February 19, 1996)
Dorothy Leigh Maynor was an international concert soprano, founder of the Harlem School of the Arts, the first African American to sing at an American president’s inauguration (Harry S. Truman’s, on January 20, 1949), the first African-American artist to perform at Constitution Hall, the first woman to conduct at the United Nations, and the first African American to join the board of directors of New York’s Metropolitan Opera.
Born in Norfolk, Virginia, on September 3, 1910, to the Reverend John J. Mainor and Alice Jeffries Mainor, Dorothy, and her older siblings were exposed to music, most notably spirituals, from an early age. Maynor sang at St. John’s Methodist Church in Norfolk, where her father was pastor.
At age 14, Maynor was enrolled in the preparatory program at the Hampton Institute in nearly Hampton, Virginia, where she flourished. Although she had planned to be a schoolteacher, Robert Nathaniel Dett, the director of the Hampton Institute Choir, persuaded her to pursue singing. She joined the choir on its 1929 40-city tour of Europe. Later, Dett chose Maynor as soloist for the choir’s first concert at Carnegie Hall. Dett left Hampton before Maynor graduated, but they kept in touch until his death in 1943. Dett composed six spirituals, especially for Maynor.
In 1933, Maynor graduated with a B.S. from Hampton and immediately accepted a scholarship to study at the Westminster Choir College in Princeton, New Jersey, where she received a second bachelor’s degree in music and choral conducting in 1935. In 1936, Maynor moved to New York City to lead a church choir in Brooklyn. For three years, Maynor also took private music lessons from William Kamroth and John Alan Haughton, and it was during this time that she modified the spelling of her family name from Mainor to Maynor
At the 1939 Berkshire Festival at Tanglewood, Massachusetts, Maynor attracted the attention of Serge Koussevitzky, conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Koussevitzky called Maynor’s voice “a miracle,” and “a musical revelation that the world must hear.” In November of that year, Maynor made her debut with a sold-out performance at New York’s Town Hall. The following year, Maynor again performed at Carnegie Hall, this time accompanied by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. New York music critics gave Maynor rave reviews, and in 1940, they unanimously voted her the winner of the Town Hall Endowment Series Award.
During the 1940s, Maynor gave recitals around the world, performing in Europe, Australia, and Latin America as well as with a number of major U.S. orchestras. By this point, her repertoire included various opera arias, works by the German masters, and 19th-century French composers. She typically ended her concerts with Negro spirituals.
In 1942, Maynor married Rev. Shelby Rooks, pastor of the St. James Presbyterian Church in Harlem. A great supporter of his wife’s devotion to music, Rev. Rooks suggested Maynor start an arts education program. On April 21, 1947, the St. James Community Center, Inc. was incorporated, housed in the basement of her husband’s parish. In 1964, that entity came to be known as the Harlem School of the Arts.
In 1979, her husband retired from his parish and Maynor retired as executive director of the Harlem School of the Arts. The couple moved to Pennsylvania, where they enjoyed a quiet retirement.
Dorothy Leigh Maynor Rooks died on February 19, 1996 in West Chester, Pennsylvania. She was 85.

07/13/2024

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Happy Birthday To Singer ! She Is 50 Today!

07/13/2024

Regina Hall & Taraji P Henson 🤍❤️🖤

07/13/2024

Whoopi Goldberg & Morgan Freeman 🥰🥰

07/13/2024

Janet Jackson is an American singer, songwriter, actress, and dancer who has made a significant impact on the music industry. Here are key aspects of her career and contributions:

# # # Early Life and Career Beginnings

1. **Early Life**:
- Born Janet Damita Jo Jackson on May 16, 1966, in Gary, Indiana.
- She is the youngest of the ten Jackson children, a family well-known for its musical talents, particularly her brother Michael Jackson.

2. **Career Beginnings**:
- Janet Jackson began her career in entertainment as a child, appearing on the variety show "The Jacksons" in 1976 and later starring in the sitcoms "Good Times," "Diff’rent Strokes," and "Fame."

# # # Breakthrough and Success

1. **"Control" (1986)**:
- Jackson's third studio album, "Control," marked her breakthrough in the music industry. The album showcased a new, assertive sound and image, with hits like "What Have You Done for Me Lately," "Nasty," and "Control."
- The album’s success established her as a leading figure in pop and R&B music.

2. **"Rhythm Nation 1814" (1989)**:
- Her fourth album, "Rhythm Nation 1814," combined pop, R&B, and socially conscious lyrics. It included hits such as "Miss You Much," "Rhythm Nation," and "Escapade."
- The album's themes addressed issues like racism, poverty, and substance abuse, and it became one of the best-selling albums of all time.

# # # Continued Success and Influence

1. **1990s Albums**:
- "Janet" (1993): Featuring hits like "That's the Way Love Goes" and "Again," this album highlighted her sensual and mature sound.
- "The Velvet Rope" (1997): This album dealt with themes of depression, self-worth, and sexuality, with notable tracks such as "Together Again" and "Got 'Til It's Gone."

2. **2000s and Beyond**:
- "All for You" (2001): Known for its upbeat and danceable tracks like the title track "All for You."
- Subsequent albums include "Damita Jo" (2004), "20 Y.O." (2006), "Discipline" (2008), and "Unbreakable" (2015), each showcasing her evolving sound and continued relevance in the music industry.

# # # Impact on Music and Culture

1. **Music Videos and Performances**:
- Janet Jackson is renowned for her high-energy performances and innovative music videos, which often feature elaborate choreography and thematic storytelling.
- Her videos for songs like "Rhythm Nation," "If," and "Scream" (a duet with her brother Michael Jackson) set new standards for visual artistry in music.

2. **Influence on Artists**:
- Jackson's style and music have influenced numerous artists across various genres, including Beyoncé, Britney Spears, Rihanna, and many others. Her ability to blend different musical styles and her pioneering use of music videos have left a lasting legacy.

3. **Awards and Honors**:
- Throughout her career, Janet Jackson has received numerous awards, including Grammy Awards, American Music Awards, and MTV Video Music Awards.
- She was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2019, recognizing her contributions to the music industry.

# # # Personal Life and Advocacy

1. **Personal Life**:
- Janet Jackson has faced various personal and professional challenges, including her highly publicized relationships and family issues.
- She became a mother in 2017, giving birth to her son at the age of 50.

2. **Advocacy and Philanthropy**:
- Jackson is involved in various charitable efforts, supporting causes such as AIDS research, children's health, and education. Her music often addresses social issues, promoting messages of empowerment and unity.

# # # Legacy

Janet Jackson’s contributions to music and pop culture are vast and enduring. She is celebrated not only for her musical talent but also for her ability to inspire and influence future generations of artists. Her innovative approach to music, performance, and visual artistry has solidified her status as a pop icon.

07/13/2024

Jaimee Foxworth, Darius McCrary, and Kellie Shanygne Williams in"Family Matters" is an American television sitcom that aired from 1989 to 1998. It is a spin-off of the show "Perfect Strangers." The series revolves around the Winslow family, an African-American middle-class family living in Chicago, Illinois. The show became particularly famous for the character Steve Urkel, played by Jaleel White, whose nerdy persona and catchphrases became cultural icons. The primary cast includes:⭐🖤🙏🇺🇸

- Reginald VelJohnson as Carl Winslow, a police officer.🖤🙏📽️
- Jo Marie Payton as Harriette Winslow, Carl's wife.🖤🙏
- Darius McCrary as Eddie Winslow, their eldest son.🖤🙏🇺🇸
- Kellie Shanygne Williams as Laura Winslow, their daughter.🇺🇸🙏🖤
- Jaimee Foxworth as Judy Winslow, their youngest daughter (until her character was written out of the show).🙏🖤
- Jaleel White as Steve Urkel, the Winslows' nerdy neighbor.🖤🙏

The show mixes family and social issues with humor, and Steve Urkel's character often brings comedic chaos into the Winslows' lives.🙏🇺🇸📽️

07/13/2024

Nia Long With Her First Born Massai 🖤😍

07/12/2024

Chris Tucker & Anna Maria Horsford💯🖤❤️👑🖤
‘Friday’(1994)

07/06/2024

Happy 67th Birthday to Whoopi Goldberg

07/06/2024

Happy Birthday To One Of The Queens Of Comedy ! She Is 64!

07/06/2024

Happy Birthday To OG ! He Is 48 !

06/19/2024

Steve Harvey & his wife Marjorie Harvey have been married for 17 years. ❤️

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