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Let's Talk About Everything....

Let's Talk About Everything....

The author of Guardian's Girl, Yves Lola was seven when she first came to this country from Port-au-Prince, Haiti. While learning English, she also learned to love the written word.  She attended Columbia College in Chicago, where her main focus was creative writing. In addition to plays, she also writes screenplays and short stories.  She has been commissioned to write for ABC, CBS and Princeton University. Most recently her play, “The Bones of Lesser men” has been nominated for two LA Weekly awards and three NAACP awards. Of the three NAACP nominations, Ms. St.Vil won “Best Playwright”. Her work has also received positive reviews from The LA Times, Variety and LA Weekly.

Join us for the dish on pop culture, news politics, public affairs and entertainmnet

Join us for the dish on pop culture, news politics, public affairs and entertainmnet

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Join us for the dish on pop culture, news politics, public affairs, entertainment and all things the 2012 Pan African Film Festival....

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Join us as we discuss nominations and all things news, politics, entertainment and public affairs

Join us as we discuss nominations and all things news, politics, entertainment and public affairs

Join us as we discuss nominations and all things news, politics, entertainment and public affairs

Join us as we discuss nominations and all things news, politics, entertainment and public affairs

Today...the week in a review a free talk on news, affairs and events from this past week...

Join us when we talk health, wellness and Kangen Water with Ling Soto. We will also talk Elections in the DRC...since traditional media is again not talking about it.

Join us for conversation with one of my favorite groups...Solo comes back to visit... With the release of their much anticipated new single “Wonderful Pain” SOLO reminds us of what we’ve been missing in music. The same group that brought you “Heaven", "Where do you want me to put it", “Touch me”, and the A cappella vignettes of Sam Cooke classics “Cupid”, What a Wonderful World”, and the Drifter’s“Under the boardwalk” keeps Soul alive by creating new classics for the souls of generations to come. The new album “SOLO 3.0” reeks of influences of The Temptations, Bobby Womack, Motown, Chess, and the sounds of Philadelphia soul. It grabs you like a slow aged scotch and won’t let go, and you won’t want it to! “SOLO 3.0” picks up where the group abruptly left off in 1998. By merging warm authentic vintage moods and synthetic strings with gut bucket guitar licks and chopped up samples, to the live horns bouncing atop dirty snares all seamlessly joined and backed up by doo wop harmony, SOLO recreates the lane that

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