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Posted by bkaine in Events on 05 10th, 2010 | No Comments

Shoe Frenzy’s Here, And Only Once A Year

So what exactly am I talking about? I’m talking about the biggest designer shoe discount event ever… and for a good cause! And it takes place right here in Culver City, CA every year. Shoe Frenzy’s motto is “Heels That Heal.” Their goal is to sell top designer and name...

Posted by bkaine in Events, Featured Articles, Headline, causes on 05 9th, 2010 | 5 Comments

Images Of Inspiration And Hope At The 2010 EIF Revlon Run/Walk For Women’s Cancers

I had such an amazing time at the 2010 EIF Revlon Run/Walk For Women’s Cancer… I’ve consistently attended the event for the past few years and every year is a great experience. The Revlon Run/Walk is 5 kilometers (3.1 miles) long which started at the coliseum, walked through Adams,...

Posted by bkaine in Events, News on 04 30th, 2010 | No Comments

Remote Area Medical (RAM) Has Returned To Los Angeles

April 27 – May 3, 2010: Remote Area Medical (RAM) Free Medical, Dental, and Vision Care On April 27 – May 3, 2010, Remote Area Medical (RAM) will provide free medical, dental and vision care to thousands of needy individuals in the Los Angeles area. The free clinic will be held at Los Angeles Sports...

Posted by bkaine in Events, News on 04 30th, 2010 | No Comments

KJLH Women’s Health Forum Celebrates Their 10th Anniversary Tomorrow, May 1, 2010

I attended the KJLH Women’s Health Forum event last year and it was absolutely wonderful… it was kind of like the “My Black Is Beautiful” event but it includes a health break out session with a panel of health professionals discussing important issues in the African American...

Posted by bkaine in Events, Headline on 03 30th, 2010 | 3 Comments

BET’s “2010 My Black Is Beautiful” in Los Angeles!

“My Black Is Beautiful” is a relatively new BET talk/makeover show which began in 2009 that celebrates the beauty of the African-American woman. On March 25th & 26th, Tasha Smith, comedian Kim Coles, and soul singer Leela James were the guest panelists for the 2010 taping of “My Black...

Posted by bkaine in AIDS Walk Los Angeles, Events, Featured Articles on 09 26th, 2009 | No Comments

AIDS Walk Los Angeles 2009

As many of you may already know… I will be participating again in this year’s AIDS Walk Los Angeles on Sunday, October 18! This year marks the 25th Annual AIDS Walk Los Angeles – the world’s first such event. For more than two decades, teams have been an integral part of our success. ...

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Two Stranded Twists Performed On Coily Hair… Compliments Of Miss Jessies
Yes! My hair type! I love videos that feature people with tightly coiled hair, so I definitely needed to put this on my site. This video serves as a great instruction for how to twist, and untwist, hair. The video features Miss Jessie's Baby Buttercreme and Curly Buttercreme. To be honest, I was happy at 1:56 of the video where... […]
May #scalphair2010 Update
First thing's first. If you're just now hearing about the challenge, read about 2010 Healthy Scalp ♥ Healthy Hair Challenge here to get started. Every month I will be posting progress photos of our challengers to show our overall progress with our hair and to motivate others to join. The first objective is for you to reach optimum health with your […]
Natural Hair Sightings at the 2010 UCLA Jazz Reggae Fest
The UCLA Jazz Reggae Fest is held every Memorial Day over a period of two days. If you live in L.A. and have never been (??) then you really need to check it out! The first day is not really Jazz but moreso R&B and Soul, while the second day--Memorial Day--is pure Reggae. I was "under the weather" but was luckily able to make it out for some of […]