Bobbi Brown and Macy's Partner for "Dress for Success" Organization

Celebrated makeup artist Bobbi Brown will be joining her beauty team at Macy’s Dadeland Mall to show you how to look and feel your best. Her appearance is celebrating the partnership between Bobbi Brown and Macy’s in support of the Dress for Success organization. Not only can you learn about how to make a difference, you can also receive a makeup lesson with Bobbi’s Beauty Team and personalized face chart. 

For those of you who may be living under a rock and have never heard the makeup artist extraordinaire Bobbi Brown, not only is she a makeup artist, she is the founder of Bobbi Brown Cosmetics.

Bobbi Brown first arrived on the beauty scene in 1991 with the launch of Bobbi Brown Essentials, and changed the face of makeup with a handful of 10 brown-based lipstick shades created to fill a void in the market of simple, flattering and wearable makeup. Her unique approach to cosmetics was a long-awaited gift for women who wanted a more natural look, and therefore caught the attention of cosmetics empire Estée Lauder Companies, which acquired Bobbi Brown Cosmetics in 1995. 

Almost 20 years later, Bobbi Brown Cosmetics is a global brand, having expanded beyond lipstick to a full range of color cosmetics, fragrance and skincare. Today, with a presence in 56 countries, Bobbi Brown Cosmetics is coveted by world renowned makeup artists, celebrities and style makers who appreciate Bobbi's unique approach to beauty and her ability to translate the latest trends into wearable, real-life looks.  

On May 19th from 1:00-3:00pm shoppers will have the opportunity to meet the makeup guru herself Bobbi Brown, and Bobbi's Beauty Team will be around until 7:00pm for any additional inquires or makeup advice. Customers are invited to walk in but appointments are suggested.  Make a reservation by calling (305)662-3666.

The event will take place on the 1st floor (Cosmetics Department) of the Macy’s Fashion Store at Dadeland Mall. The address is 7303 SW 88th St. Miami, FL  33156.

The Game Has Been Renewed For 22 More Episode On BET

For those of you who felt like you were left hanging last season, it looks like there will be more drama unfolding for 22 new episodes. The Game, which is BET's most popular show on the network has been renewed.

"The Game," which debuted its 4th season on BET this year, raked in a record breaking 7.7 millie viewers for its season premiere.  And the numbers stayed uber high all season with 3 to 4 million viewers per episode.

Filming of "The Game" will continue in Atlanta with production of the fifth season starting soon.  The show is created and directed by Salim & Mara Brock Akil.

New Movie Trailer: From the Rough Starring Tarji P. Hensen

Finally!!! A movie where Taraji doesn't play a hoodrat. Hollywood is starting to see Ms. Hensen's talent, and I love it! Taraji will be starring in an upcoming movie entitled "From The Rough," a film based on the true story of Catana Starks, a former swim coach at Tennessee State University who became the first woman ever to coach a college men's golf team. The golf coach played by Ms. Hensen is tasked with building Tennessee State's first golf team and finding only one available African American golfer “ Craig" (played by Robert Bailey Jr.). Catana opened up the HBCU’s roster to underprivileged kids from other countries like France, Austrailia, Hong Kong and the UK. The film also features Michael Clarke Duncan, LeToya Luckett, Henry Simmons and Robert Bailey Jr. Check out the trailer below.

Lil Wayne Clears Rumours About His Stylist but Says, "Skylar Diggins Holla At A Real N*gga"

Recently various blog sites reported that Lil Wayne had started dating his stylist Marissa Torres because he was photo'd out with his arm around her. While on the I Am Still music Tour Lil Wayne took to DJ Scoobdoo's camera to clarify he is not with his stylist, and that she is owed an apology and also that he is in "Indiana looking for Skylar Diggins."

Check out some behind the scenes footage from his performance in Indiana in the rest of the video.

Hill Harper, Yolanda Adams, and Other Celebs Celebrated Life This Weekend at the Pink Diamond Ball

This weekend the Woman2Woman Breast Cancer Foundation hosted its 2nd Annual “Real Men Support Pink” Celebrity Golf Tournament and Pink Diamond Ball in support of breast cancer awareness. 

On Friday, April 8, many NFL greats hit the greens at the Plantation Preserve Golf Course taking a personal stand as men supporting breast cancer awareness, reminding us all that this is not just a woman’s disease.  

The next day actors Hill Harper, Chris Spencer, NBC's Trina Robinson, and singer Yolanda Adams came out to the Pink Diamond Ball held at the Westin Beach Resort & Spa, in support of the organization's mission to work with women from all economic backgrounds promoting breast cancer awareness in the community and providing needed support. During the event there was a beautiful performnce from the Grammy Award winning songstress Yolanda Adams who sang two songs,“Never Give Up,” and “I Believe I Can Fly” followed by a speech from Hill Harper about how the importance of coming together to fight against the cancer epidemic which is ravishing communities across the country. 

It was an elegant affair with strong messages of community support, education and preventative care.  There were heartfelt stories like 38 year-old Kimberly Smith of Ft. Lauderdale, who was on top of the world having just finished law school and was in the process of taking the Bar exam when her world “came crashing down.”  In 2004, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and has been fighting it ever since.  Although, the disease has spread to many of her vital organs, including her brain, she stood up at the Woman2Woman Pink Diamond Ball as a pillar of courage and faith.   At one point, doctors recommended her to hospice, but her parents would not allow her to give up.  Everyday brings new challenges for Kimberly, however she is alive today to share her story and possibly save the life of others while encouraging strength in those who are in the battle.

Founded in 2007, Woman2Woman founders Jacqueline R. Gray and Kevin Gray formed the organization to ensure,through information, early detection and support, that no woman faces breast cancer alone.  Recently named one of Ebony magazine’s Power 100 (January, 2011) as an emerging leader in health, Jacqueline and Kevin have provided assistance to thousands of individuals whose lives are affected by breast cancer.

For breast cancer support or information call Woman2Woman at 954-730-7388 or visit our website at www.w2wbcf.org