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The only cast member of the RHOA who didn’t lower her standards to demean herself for a paycheck was unceremoniously booted from the show after the 1st season.
But DeShawn Snow didn’t allow small minds and ghetto mentalities to rain on her parade.
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The Gidewon Foundation Hosts “Party For A Cause Ball” @ Fernbank
Alex Gidewon (Gidewon Foundation) and Deon Grant (Grant D Knowledge Foundation)
On Saturday, the Gidewon Foundation hosted its annual Party for a Cause Ball. The invitation-only event was held at the Atlanta attraction and beautiful Fernbank Museum of Natural History.
The night was full of sophistication and elegance. Themed as “An Evening under the Stars”, over 500 guests enjoyed an evening like no other filled with great music and a live band performed by the Georgia Perimeter Wind Ensemble, dancing, hor’dourves, an open-bar and the night’s popular Harlem Nights Casino Room.
Attendees included supporters of the Gidewon Group, the Gidewon Foundation, the Grant D Knowledge Foundation, corporate partners and an array of guests from the Atlanta community. Notable attendees included Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin, Georgia State Senator Kasim Reed, Attorney Charles Mathis, Deon Grant of the Seattle Seahawks (NFL), Charles Grant of the New Orleans Saints (NFL), Kandi Burruss of the Real Housewives of Atlanta and former member of Xscape, Chaka Zula CEO of Disturbing the Peace Records, Abou (Bu) Thia CEO of Konvict Music, Devyne Stephens CEO of Upfront Entertainment, Manny Halley CEO of Imani Entertainment and manager of Keyshia Cole, Interscope Recording Artist Verse Simmons, and female rappers Rasheeda and Diamond.
Source: Sheena McDonald | 5 Star Relations LLC
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IT’S MURDER!
From TMZ.com:
Multiple law enforcement sources tell TMZ the LAPD is already treating Michael Jackson’s death as a homicide, and they are focusing on Dr. Conrad Murray.
Law enforcement sources tell us the evidence points to the anesthesia Propofol as the primary cause of Jackson’s death. As we first reported, vials of Propofol were found in Jackson’s home after he died.
Law enforcement sources say there is already “plenty of powerful evidence” linking Dr. Murray as the person who administered the drug to Jackson. The evidence includes various items found in Jackson’s house, including the Propofol, an IV stand and oxygen tank.
Dr. Murray’s lawyer would neither confirm nor deny if his client administered the Propofol.
And we’ve learned the LAPD has had “multiple conversations” with the L.A. County District Attorney’s office, although the case has not been formally presented to the D.A.
African Journalist Makes CNN Anchor Gag On His Kool Aid
It must be difficult for the Obama worshipers in the mainstream media to accept the fact that no one outside of their close-knit fraternity obsesses over Obama the way they do.
From MM:
Aptly named. Lemon certainly looked like he had swallowed something sour after Mabuse rejected his obsequious suggestion that President Obama’s warm welcome was somehow “unprecedented.”
Golden moment:Mabuse: “It’s not unprecedented. When President Bush was here, you will remember, in February, there were people who were drumming, there were dances, and President Bush joined some of them.”
LOL, the blank stare on Lemon’s face is priceless! Here’s his face when African CNN correspondent Nkepile Mabuse tells him Obama got the same welcome that George Bush did. 
Lemon was definitely caught off guard by her unbiased professionalism. Obviously Ms. Mabuse didn’t get the memo that she’s supposed to worship Obama as her counterparts at CNN do.
Former Child Star Reveals How The Jackson Kids Are Coping
Former British child star Mark Lester recently spent some time with Michael Jackson’s three children following the emotional public memorial for Michael in L.A.
Lester, 50, who flew over from London where he resides with his own four children, is Godfather to Prince Michael I, 12, Paris Katherine, 11, and Prince Michael II, aka Blanket, 7. Lester and Jackson were friends for 30 years before Jackson passed away after suffering a heart attack on June 25.
Lester told RadarOnline.com that the children Jackson raised as his own are sorting through their grief in their own unique ways.
“The kids seemed to be coping quite well and they are surrounded by their family right now,” said Lester. “They are very polite and quite quiet kids and despite all the publicity surrounding them and their family they are trying to keep things as normal as possible at home.”
He said, Paris “loves to draw and paint and has been spending a lot of time with those hobbies” while Prince “loves playing video games to try and keep occupied.” As for Blanket, he is “like most seven-year old kids who simply loves to play with his favorite toys and run around a little ‘crazy’ at times.”
“They are getting strength from each other and the other family members that are supporting them while the whole family mourns Michael’s death,” Lester added. “I actually got strength from them after Michael’s death and I think it was very important for Paris to speak at the Memorial service.”
In 1968 Lester was chosen from among 2,000 young hopefuls to star in the Oscar Award winning musical adaptation of the Charles Dickens novel Oliver!. He became an overnight sensation when he uttered the immortal line, “Please, sir, can I have some more?”
Morning Wood: T.O.
How much would you pay to see Terrell Owens strip? Well you don’t have to take a 2nd mortgage out on your home, you can see his goodies for free when Terrell premieres his new reality show, The T.O. Show, on VH1!
Whitney Houston Is Back, But Do We Still Care?
Whitney Houston was all glammed up at a party at a London, England Hotel. That’s a lot of makeup she’s wearing. Whitney’s new album, I Look To You, is slated for a September release.
After making us wait almost a decade for new music from the aging Diva, her boss Clive Davis says we will never forget her album after one listen.
But do we still care enough to listen?
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