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Chris Brown pleads guilty to felony assault
Chris Brown pleaded guilty Monday to assaulting Rihanna and the two were ordered to stay away from each other, in a deal that keeps the singer out of prison but requires him to clean up graffiti or roadside trash. MORE>

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“Well, Awlriiiiiiight!!”
After last Summer’s successful multi-week run,
The Wendy Williams Show debuts on TV nationwide on July 13

Wendy Williams is expanding her already impressive empire to the world of television, with the launch of The Wendy Williams Show in national syndication on July 13, 2009. MORE>

It’s a Super Summer 2009 in Philadelphia!
Beyonce, Musiq Soulchild, Laura Izibor in concert and more, as well as fun festivals for everyone!

The most heavily-anticipated concert event of 2009, Beyoncé’s “I AM…” world tour occasions the artist’s first full-length concerts since 2007’s sold-out “The Beyoncé Experience” shows, which included a date at the Wachovia Center. Beyoncé’s current tour premieres live performances of songs from I am... Sasha Fierce, her latest international #1 chart-topping album. MORE>

Teen Pregnancy: The new American Dilemma
There is one clear-cut consensus among them all: teen pregnancy, in the context of the puritanical and dollar-conscious environment of the United States gives rise to myriad socio-cultural complexities... MORE>

One celeb in, one out!
While acclaimed rapper T.I. begins his prison sentence; suspended NFL quarterback Michael Vick is free from jail
Vick girds for proving himself, visits probation officer
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T.I. packs Atlanta arena before heading to jail
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Election night at Williams’ headquarters reflected the campaign a long slow march to historic victory
In a short, while that corner of the room was jam-packed with smiling faces. Early returns--which had showed a sizable deficit for Williams--were soon being overcome by later numbers from other areas. MORE>

Freedom Quest;
Finally…..some good news: Contracts and jobs for blacks and Hispanics at Convention Center shows real progress

The lion share (86.3%) of construction dollars awarded to non-white firms has gone to African American owned companies with Hispanic contractors receiving 11.6% and Asian American contractors slated to receive 1.5%. MORE>

Democrats deny funding for relocation of prisoners at Guantanamo MORE>
Judge orders release of Guantanamo prisoner MORE>
History of Guantánamo Bay MORE>

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