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Liking the page all the best for the UMA’s and the future.
Have you ever thought of merging with another magazine and taking this mainstream. There are Tramp, Talent or RWD that come to mind as you are high in both catergories and the third is well similar to Flavour.
I am loving this article on JD, its great its inspiring. I watch his drive and motivation to succeed and makes me check myself as an artist and entertainer to see what else I can do to push harder for what I want. Good one FLAVOUR I think this is definitely an article that must be read and will inspire many. JD has shown us what the UK industry may show us as impossible is actually POSSIBLE.
Lady Sim on
October 8th, 2008 11:21 am
I love Binghi’s Boutique its wicked, i love the designs they are so unique
Ms Bling on
October 8th, 2008 1:17 pm
“Baddest customise T-Shirt Maker in the game” Go cop one now….or blend in wid da NOBODY crowd…lol
Leonard Foster on
October 8th, 2008 1:56 pm
Be sure to vote for you favourite magazine, to win best magazine at this years Urban Music Awards…
Flavour you know you have my vote…You work hard all day every day and you deserve to win. Not just for the material and content you supply to others to read but mainly by your efforts to achieve! Lots of love and support from me for sure.
Bianca Simmone
Annette Hallpike-Hell on
October 12th, 2008 5:27 pm
This is great! Please keep on writing, Chanel. Wish I were doing the same.
Sharon (odiesha) Farnell on
October 13th, 2008 8:07 pm
I like the posistion it has taken in the market as not only a magazine that reports on entertainment and fashion but in acting as a line of support to the urban creative industries as it shines it’s spotlight on emerging talent in the UK.
topics covered,
arent light…. they’re major!
the girls look so good ,
cant help but crave em,
wanna give the ticket,
to a greatful raver?
look pon mi
…2008 miss flavour!
Louise Santillo on
October 14th, 2008 7:29 pm
Flavour brings culture and inspiration to many of us young people, It not only helps us feel connected to our roots but also helps people see what more we have to offer to the creative and artistic community. I love Flavour events because i think it is important to support your local community and i never seem to stop being amazed by the talent it brings to light.
the magazine explains what’s new and hot, how many competitions there are for the girls.
it covers loads of topics for people from all ages and covers many topics.
its easy to read and shows us what can be achieved by anyone when they put their mind to it.
it shares peoples lives so their friends can see whats going on in the world, bringing culture, music, arts and every day live to your home.
Paul Bradley on
October 21st, 2008 5:18 pm
Flavour not only keeps you updated on new and upcoming fashion talent but, is a positive celebration of black culture and what is achievable.
[...] Jessica Huie – Colorblind Cards Columnist, press officer and MD of an international greeting card company – That’s quite a job title. Flavour talks to entrepreneur Jessica Huie to find out how she juggles so many roles. How you started on the road to global domination? It started with the birth of my little girl Monet. She inspired me to create a [...] [...]
Love your thoughts Annika.
I am so proud to be part of a generation, throughout the globe, who have accepted (and the americans who voted for) a black president.
Hopefully this will be a wake up call to everyone, that people are people, and whatever their colour, creed, age, sex or physicality we all have something to give to this world, and the people we touch within it. Strength comes from within, wherever we are from, and belief in that inner strength can take us anywhere!
Good luck Obama.
x
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Twin {{mz.sexii spec wifey}} on
November 7th, 2008 5:31 pm
i really like spec he is so sexii. i love the way he sound. i love him he is my future husband. i love his sex appeal. his lips, his body, outgoing, open minded, spiritual,and his voice make me want him even more..
Alafair on
November 15th, 2008 3:15 pm
This year was the first time I attended Miss Flavour….the atmosphere was great , lots of supporters and the contestants were absolutely beautiful ….
These ladies am sure we will definitely be hearing more about them, because they have lots of talent, drive,beauty & personality ….
We all have something special, some might need coaching more than others to bring out the best, – however, having support & supportive people around you, believing in yourself, being determined,having faith, & a positive attitude goes a long way…
Of course we all know at the end of the night there can only be one winner and Congrats to Sasha…Its a great opportunity- work it girl…Make the best of it….
[...] The contestant’s final show on stage was of their evening gowns, where they anxiously awaited to find out the results. Miss Flavour 2007 Yondie Murray was on hand to give over the crown to Miss Flavour 2008 Sasha Bennett who sailed through each round and was extremely popular with the crowd. For more of her reaction, check out her blog. [...]
Maria on
November 17th, 2008 9:19 pm
Do you do plus size modles?
michael grandison on
November 18th, 2008 12:18 am
well done to sasha im so proud of her, shes very determine and i wish her all the best….BOOMIE!!! lol
Im so proud of Sasha and im glad that she won it, she is very determine in what she does. they have choice the right female representitive, brains, beauty and an outgoing personal..Yes!!! sasha you deserve it…
nough lovage boomting lol, bare support from myself you done know already lol..and nough love from the drama lot!! hope you come back bless!!..keep it up up sasha make the most out of it because its yours whoop!!!
thank you FM for giving her the opportunity..Bless!!
[...] Jessica Huie – Colorblind Cards : Flavour Magazine We began and continue to trade online at http://www.colorblindcards.com and are now stocked in almost 100 branches of Clinton Cards and fifty independent gift stores and boutiques. We launched at the New York stationary show just last month, … [...]
Well done Sash.! Just read your blog above, your a very sweet girl with nothing but positive thing’s to say.
We all wanted to win for all different reason’s, i was so overwhelmed to of made it to the finals that i never thought about how i would actually of felt if i had won. To hear your version of feeling’s and emotion’s when they announced the winner and how appriciative you are show’s you truely are a well deserving winner!
I know you will use the opportunity wisely and wish you the most success throughout your career.
[...] Jessica Huie – Colorblind Cards | Flavour Magazine Jessica Huie – Colorblind Cards : Flavour Magazine We began and continue to trade online at http://www.colorblindcards.com and are now stocked in almost 100 branches of Clinton Cards and fifty independent gift stores and boutiques. … [...]
[...] The film boasts an all star cast including Queen Latifah , Sophie Okonedo and Alicia Keys who play the sisters, Jennifer Hudson who plays Rosaleen and Dakota Fanning who plays 14-year-old Lily. But having also written the script Gina …[Continue Reading] [...]
Just want to say as a producer, you have to also recognize that Ray J has an excellent ear for beats. So many tracks lesser artists would pass on, Ray can hear its full potential, and then deliver a performance that will keep it spinning in the club. Big props!
i found your blog intresting however the fact that obama is of dual heritage i feel has no bearing on the fact that he was made priesdent. Because the meer fact he has even half black parentage could just have easily been his downfall. I would also like to point out that i am dual parentage and i have had a many positive black men in my life.
Caroline Thorpe on
December 6th, 2008 10:54 pm
I have many things to say and hope I’ll not sound too longwinded. This is a subject I happen to be passionate about. So here goes….
None of the undermentioned is said to cause personal pain, put down or discourage in any way whatsoever also. It is my hope and intention to uplift, support and encourage our black men. I’m of the view and belief, black people should be joining together to support our one another. Irrespective of whether we know each other in a close/personal way, have reached a moderate to high level of success or not. Again I say, this is solely my perspective. Apologies, If any offence is caused as it would be done unintentionally on my part.
This is to the reader of my contribution, how do you personally define a black man’s success? Do you think to be a successful black man is to have an abundance of money, power, respect, beautiful woman on your arm? I’m by no means implying there is a correct answer. Perhaps your view is one of none, one, a couple or a combination of all three of the above? Personally, I define a black man’s success as being a combination of the following things:
*He is happy and at peace with himself.
*He’s achieved his desired goal the one he originally set out to achieve in his life.
*Can attribute his success in part or whole to the inspiration of past/present black influential males.
*Is independant and creative in his own right.
*Participates, contributes, supports and encourages other black males for this generation and the future.
*Strives to inspire and remain a good role model for ALL black males, more so up and coming black youth.
*Is mindful of what message(s) he could be subconsciously highlighting and portraying.
*Mesmerizes others with a strong, focused, depth of character. Reflects this with his dedication and commitment to elevate other black males within his community.
*Is naturally talented or has studied a skill of which overtime he has now mastered. Passes that knowledge on to others to aid their shaping in life.
I often question the motives behind a black male wanting to strive towards personal success. From experience and some of the opinions of my black male friends. It would seem to be an assortment of reasons. Mainly to better themselves and to better the lives of those around them while ignoring all negative compulsive thoughts to resort to crime as a quick fix. Adversity presented itself along the way indeed, in different ways whilst on their journeys.
However, they say very openly to me they had friends who they believed were fortunate having stable families. Yet, the children of those families got into continuous trouble and some even ended up going nowhere. Even though this was going on around them it never steered them onto such paths. They believe this was due to their parent(s) methods of upbringing. I believe whatever adversity our black nubians experience it has not discouraged our black men of colour. It has enhanced their strength of mind, discipline and determination to be a success for themselves. While in tow also it has presented increased opportunity for us as black women to draw and enhance upon our own confidence, characters, respect, abilities, and strengths. The results being our black women are a positive, encouraging and strong support to our black men.
Barack Obama is a whole new debate as already mentioned by Sasha & the lady above me, for different reasons. In my opinion, Dual heritage does in part play a factor in the ability to relate with different cultures especially the most commonly highlighted and once forbidden cultures. Obama is supported by majority for many reasons and so in tow is the lovely Michelle Obama – a strong, intellectual, encouraging, empowered, elegant, supportive, black woman to the FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT-ELECT for the USA. Our black ancestral men are men of character who have assisted and inspired AMERICA’S FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT.
After speaking with my black nubian brothers who are a success in their own right and who’s stories dramatically contrast from each other. I’ve concluded in agreement there are those who derived particularly from impoverished families, experienced tradegy after tradegy – setback after setback (personal or extended to friends and/or other family members), or have come from either a dysfunctional or unbalanced background. Only having one out of two parents as their primary stable parent within the home. Some stortelling touched upon deteriorating Illness of one parent, mental health, death at a young age. The examples were varied.
Which brings me to the view I currently hold and pass onto to others to aid their learning and recieve a different perspective. I’ve witnessed black male friends who have had a solid upbringing not just from their mother’s, but also solely just from their father’s. In one or two stories they had been brought up without their mother. Their mother wasn’t present for different reasons which respectfully I shall keep close to my chest. For those who fitted into this category they have expressed an utmost love and respect for their fathers and view them as empowering responsible good men who stepped up. Not just for the future of them solely as young boys, but also in cases involving their siblings. It was irrespective of whether all the children were in fact biologically theirs or not, female or male.
Their father’s raised them similar to that of how a black woman would and done just as good a job. Holding similar views, solid morals and values they still hold and refer to as being their foundation to this day. They say having their fathers and/or their mothers who were aware of the history of black people also played an important part within their upbringing. I’m inclined to agree as I can relate to the history being self-taught within the family home. When I was growing up, I was blessed to have parents who read alot of history and made it a key part of our upbringing as children. My parents felt not enough reference was being made to black history specifically caribbeans, (no offence to those from the motherland), within my school. My parents just wished there would of been a more equal balance of black history. They felt the school should of been more supportive and open to creating a better balance amongst the different black cultures represented at that time within the school. They held the view exposing the children solely to history of Africans in Africa was taking away from the other ethnic cultures within the black community. Again, this opens up a further many debates such as: What black history topics do you think should be taught in todays curruculum? Do you think your childrens school is studying enough black history for your children to appreciate their heritage and strive to do better? Do you think there is a connection between black children knowing and studying black history and being a successful black person? Should schools make more of an effort to incorporate more black history topics and introduce a core black history & culture subject to be taught within the schools recognised as a GCSE? Do u agree or disagree with the statement ‘our children knowing their black history like the back of their hand could promote a change with our black youth culture and black and black crime?, Do you think there is a connection between black history, black males/youths of today and knowing their black history? and many more, etc. That come to my mind.
Refering back as I had deviated a little. Sorry got a little carried away! It gave my friends as children and grown men further understanding and boosted their confidence. They have come away with understanding that although one experiences hardship because of obstacles or in many instances stereotypes a black male can still rise, succeed, and be a good role model. It has made them stronger! They say without the obstacles and adversity it wouldn’t of shaped and molded them into the black men they are today. Women you can relate.
Recognising and attributing their gratitude and inspiration to their struggles & obstacles experienced. My friend once said he felt blessed to have wonderful, brave, courageous ancesters whose efforts have been an influence to us all. I agree. Especially young young black males. History demonstrates beautiful historical black men who since time began, have been magnificent black males -weve had inventers, mathematicians, scientists, men of political international importance, and more. I have to agree black men have excelled in the areas touched on by Sasha. However, the above is where it all began. Black people had to suppress their intelligience in order to not overshadow our then slave masters. But we had it down from way back when.
My nubian male friends have not let stereotypes, or what some would call the obvious or interpreted as negative factors against them, become an easy reason for them to give up on their dreams. Those black males have still managed to achieve against all odds & adversity. I too am blessed to have them as apart of my life. I’m honoured, hold high upon a pedestal, appreciate and am proud of what they represent as a black male within today’s society. I love you guys! :0)
My beautiful black nubians refered to their, spirituality, inner strength of both body and mind, inspiration drawn on from other black successful males, and a firmly cemented family upbringing as the main reasons they view themselves a success. Black males of today do have all the ingredients they need to be a success in their own right, and if an ingredient is missing in one’s life thats deemed personally vital. That ingredient is not unobtainable. It can still be obtained so as to be added to the cooking pot, meshed in amongst the other positive ingredients (attributes). The result: a positive black male of character whose motivated to strive for their personal success as well as others
The black man to me represents intelligience, beauty, creativity and strength in abundance. Just some of the attributes I have been privy to witness. It’s fascinating and I for one along with many am in awe also with their beautiful, uniquely, captivating, shades, contours, and shapes ………Uh hah! ….. These combined along with their various creative mind levels, skills of art and talent. :0) I am of the belief our black men are strong and inspirational brothers who we must continue to uplift, invest in by our own personal contributions, and support.
Black males please hear me when I say, those of you who may feel you are non-achievers, oppressed and are de-motivated can succeed to the level you wish and beyond! You have and can look at the journeys of our successful black males past and present for all the inspiration & encouragement you may need. Don’t die on the streets for nothing…if u die let your name be a legacy of remembrance for the right reasons. Bob Marley is a legacy. Martin Luther King is a legacy. Their names live on throughout time and history. We believe in you, I believe in you, keep believing in yourselves, we’re here supporting you, keep praying to the Almighty, keep striving. Lets take our attention off the negative reportings and concentrate on what we do best – being recognised as being unique amongst those respected and looked up to as the best of the best. Let’s exalt our black males. Catapult them towards the Heavens!!
God Bless u ALL my beautiful black nubian brothers!!!
Sasha Shantel Bennett on
December 7th, 2008 10:49 pm
Angela,
Thanks for your comment on my blog. I do feel however, that you need to refer to my reference to Barack Obama again. At no time did I state that people of Mixed raced heritage do not have positive, black male figures in their lives. I just refered to the fact that many people are split in their opinion of Barack as some deem him to be black, others deem him to be mixed raced.
It is also interesting to read that you are of dual heritage. I too have family members who happens to be of mixed raced origin. That person just so happens to be my Grandmother.
I have a large, predominantly white family settled in Jamaica, Canada and America . I also have family members on the other side who are Asian, my Father’s side.
I did not imply that you as a mixed raced person, do not have positive, black male’s in your life- I’m glad you do. However, you must recognise that from the the lengthly list of names of black males in my life. I was refering to the men in my circle.
The sole intention of my blog was to speak openly and positvely about the black males I know.
Please read the comment by my friend Caroline- maybe that will further convey what i was trying to portray.
Sherene McNichol on
December 8th, 2008 1:04 am
How do i become a model for flavour magazine?
Leonard Foster on
December 9th, 2008 7:59 am
Send an email to info@flavourmag.co.uk and attach a couple of pictures of yourself along with your contact details.
Mike Thomas on
December 10th, 2008 9:31 pm
Caroline, my nubian queen you speak very openly with great spirit and charactor about the Black man and I hope all Black women of all colours take a note out of your blog to understand they are the power behind a Black man.
Therefore he will step to do the right thing if he understands the true power remains with the Black queen and even though he is the King of the domain, (kingdom) he relies on your continued and unrelenting truth to guide him.
Angela, do not take offence to the touchy subject of Barack being of mixed race, Sasha did not question his dual heritage but more gave food for thought on what some none thinking people might bring to the table of arguement about why he has infact been elected as President of The United States.
I dont mix my words when I say he stands as Black man and talks with great pride as a Black man. Im exceptionally proud of his wife and believe he is very fortunate to have such a spirited back bone whom has supported him all the way.
We need more Black women like Sasha and Caroline, whom are unfraid to express themselves about how they feel about the Black man and their unconditional Support and Love despite his difficulities to reach his aspirations. Well done!!
The picture Sasha, describes of a Black man and woman wraped up together and intertwined, I actually have tattoed on my arm and NO I dont know Sasha.
I would like to finish by saying I have truely loved reading Caroline’s Blog and I hope this is the first of many on Flavour from you!!
Peace’n'Love
Mike
Caroline on
December 14th, 2008 1:25 pm
Mike,
Thanks for your positive comments above, they were received in a respected and appreciated light.
I must clear up one misunderstanding though. The above blog is NOT my blog. It was written by my friend Sasha. I just responded to it as it’s a topic I feel passionate about and wished to comment ALOT on… Apologies once again!
It is Sasha who should be receiving the praise. Not just for her topic choice, but also the uplifting content & positivity she wrote with for us all to see, think on, express our opinions. appreciate and feel very proud of our race we are apart of. The tools are there for the black male to feel inspired, positive, focused and supported so he can achieve. The black woman also gains in many ways from supporting the black male.
I’m of the opinion we should ALL try to help elevate our one another. When your blessed pass your blessing on in some way onto others who may need uplifting or supporting. Whose self belief may be diminishing. You don’t even have to know them that well, but we must rise above the negativity out there and let go of any wicked acts or thoughts, envious behaviour, selfishness, and choose consciously the path of positivity, love, and true support..
OBAMA said ‘YES WE CAN’….SO LETS DO IT – MAKE A CHANGE!
Cecil Samuels on
December 22nd, 2008 1:21 am
you go girl, sasha has grown up so well and has worked really hard in all what she sets out to do so im not at all suprised she won….but on the other hand wooooow well done sasha man im proud of u girl and proud to know miss flavour looool…..But u keep doin u hun….and well done again…
I have tried a few of these products and they are really good. They are really good for moisurising your hair and leaving it soft. I would defo recommend them to anyone with curly hair.
Leonard Foster on
January 3rd, 2009 11:57 am
Wednesday the 4th of Febraury is going to be the big one…
Come along and sing your favourite song and remember its close to Valentines so the duets will be flowing
very nice pictures, you look really amazing, take care and hope you keep moving on, ciao for now!
Farhan on
February 7th, 2009 3:47 pm
hey bro ur cool i love ur music ur awl songs r really nice keep it up bro plz visit melbourne once plz we awl guys wanna see ya live hea plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz best wishes for ya
charlotte on
February 12th, 2009 9:24 pm
for this concert i have 4 tickets for standing, just wondering if there is seat in this bit.
sasha shantel bennett on
February 17th, 2009 11:03 am
This interview is brilliant and the pictures are amazing Bianca- love it!!!
Eboni - Stylist on
February 17th, 2009 11:46 am
Proud of you hun x
Gemma Goodfellow on
February 17th, 2009 12:28 pm
yes bianca! u have done so well wiv yr life n as some1 who went to primary school wiv u, reading yr bits about before u were 11 jus brought back memories of all yr singin n dancing in the playground!!! lol You have proved that if u really wanna suceed wiv yr dreams u can!!! congratulations girl, im proud ov ya!!!
Firtly I would like to thank my mum for supporting me throughout, she is my world. I would like to thank Flavour for giving me this opportunity to do this interview. I would like to thank the 2 photographers who provided me with the shots for this feature Patrick Adams (2Starzs) & Trevor (A King Photography). Thank you both!
I would like to thank my close family and friends & business associates for always being there/supporting and believing in me. Eboni, Karen, Morishar, Terri, Julian, Natalie, Mr Midas, C.E Wiley, Mr Blassingame, Charles G, Zanda, Ussher and so many more people. I apologise if I have left anyone out but you all know who you are. I appreciate you all so much. Thank you to all my supporters on facebook & Mypsace.
And lastly thank you to God for giving me blessing me and giving me strength along my journey
Yeah great answers, the stuff on models of colour was interesting to.
Pablo Blackwood on
February 17th, 2009 8:41 pm
Ay Yo…….Aiiiiiiiight! Yes Miss B, YOU know I been wishing you well from we crossed paths across the pond! So heres to you….go get them babygirl x
Sam O on
February 18th, 2009 12:22 am
Well done B, i know you’ve got so much more you’re going to do and achieve, you work hard enough at it to deserve it. My talented buddy, i love you.
Good luck, great interview.
Reach for the stars baby!
Sara is a good friend, and she’s every bit as lovely in person as she expressed herself to be in this interview!! Many blessings and continued success for her in the days to come! Thank you to Flavour for spotlighting such a bright and loving person.
I love the top first picture. It reminds me of Josephine Baker one of the first black women entertainers to become famous for Modelling, Dancing and Singing. Look her up.
I also love the last picture. Your expression, The dress, that blue jazz atmosphere happening. cool.
Bruv x
Queen on
February 20th, 2009 5:27 pm
you look great girl. i am so proud of u. i am glad your dreams are coming true. u keep at it. love you.x
I love these girls. Can’t wait till the show comes back on. Congratulations on all the success and keep doing your thing.
Anonymous on
March 4th, 2009 9:38 am
I Lovee Dappoy hiss Fittt
little miss Emo Reply: May 7th, 2009 at 4:03 pm
What are you kidding Dappy is so ugli frazer is the fit and lush one please don’t be so vile
xxxlittle miss emoxxx
kirsty c Reply: May 18th, 2009 at 6:51 pm
both of the boys are fit none of them are ugly so people stop saying things like that it none of the boys fron n-dubz are gluy both are soo fitttt
reedo Reply: October 29th, 2009 at 5:16 pm
stuff the boyz da girl is lush
jade on
March 4th, 2009 9:57 am
nice pic so gawjuss
xx jadee
carson on
March 6th, 2009 12:04 pm
n-dubz iz gangstaa blud sikoo bruhhh!!!!
Louise on
March 6th, 2009 12:07 pm
i am n-dubz biggest fan nd i luv dappayy
CharliiPrincess Reply: June 1st, 2009 at 3:22 pm
Umm Noo Love Im N-Dubz’s Number 1 Fan Trust I Been To Every Concert And Lyk I Meet Them Twice I Got Tulisa, Dappy And Frazer AutoGraph I Got All The Albums So I Would Back Off Yeah
shahidkhan123 Reply: December 29th, 2009 at 5:51 pm
im number one for n-dubz i’ve been to every concert around the world my room is coverd with poster and cd u need to back off
jasmine on
March 6th, 2009 12:10 pm
Lisa is sooooooooooo fine!!!
Andy Perino on
March 6th, 2009 2:30 pm
One of the must wonderful woman I have meet
Love U
hii yona i no you , you teached me dancing at the youth club omg i cant believe it you need to come back xx im loving ure pik hun
Lek on
March 9th, 2009 5:06 pm
Hi Sara, I just want to say that your exhibition was really really nice and reading your background and how you grow up here in Britan and its a amazing what you have done and the last thing you really look beautiful and it well ne nice if you come again to drink a coffee in Canary B street.
Tasha lee on
March 9th, 2009 11:07 pm
i love the dress cleos wearingg… weres it from omg its beautifulllll ??? its jut what im looking for my 18th bday dressss
djamel on
March 11th, 2009 4:47 pm
I’m a Cleopatra super fan too hope they come back really soon and stay to the top x
what a amazing story I found at this site, respect!
Azalia on
March 15th, 2009 8:25 pm
Hey Sara! As long as I’ve known you, you have always manifested great talent in all the work you do–especially in your photographs! Keep doing wonderful and I look forward to seeing all your future exhibitions!
Leona Richards on
March 16th, 2009 12:54 pm
Thanks for this Kevin, this info is really useful. Can’t wait to read next weeks. My question is, is that I want to get my music video on TV any advice on how I can do that.
Also, people tell me that Channel U take all the rights to my music if I sign their contract is that true?
Leonard Foster on
March 16th, 2009 12:56 pm
Absolute essential read for anyone in or looking to come into the music industry…
Saab on
March 17th, 2009 4:21 pm
wonderful, amazing!!!
TMOK on
March 17th, 2009 10:06 pm
brilliant,hardcore,tell it like it is,WE CAN DO IT,food for thought WELL DONE…….
serius+posse……
Mark Brown on
March 18th, 2009 4:12 pm
I’m digging this article, i’ve meet him a couple of times and his really down to earth and cool. The sky is not just the limit with him and he now knows all his hard work is paying off. His working with alot of Big guns and i’ve known about his work with Rah Digga, Busta and Bishop…
Got to love Flavour for showing him love and maybe opening the eyes to alot of people who did not know…
Mark Brown on
March 18th, 2009 4:17 pm
Dam i need to watch this
Mark Brown on
March 18th, 2009 4:26 pm
Too old comes to mind but then again you think of all them legends who still perform in Vegas. I think his pushing it a bit too much as well was the last time he performed?
We know his in debt and this tour is gonna pay some bills no doubt and i’ve just heard there planning the tour for next year as well…i’ve seen him live once and that was at the prime of his life (BAD Tour) this guy has earned his title King of Pop….i loved it…
He won’t be busting all the moves like he use to but i still think he will put on a show plus the special guest rumoured to perform such as JT and Ne-yo so far..but who knows…
emma on
March 18th, 2009 8:32 pm
want to know what sugery is that cleo got done apart from the boob job, as i am so paranoid abt my stretch marks and would love to get it done. please contact me back. x x
I’ve always said that it’s one thing having the talent, but on it’s own, it really is not enough. This game is the game of the Music Business, that’s two words, MUSIC and BUSINESS.
For alot of us, we are well versed with the music side of things, but lack the business knowledge and acumen. Look after your business and the business will look after you!
I look forward to your forthcoming articles, more grease to your elbow and well done Flavour Mag! ~ Mr.P
Michael Mills on
March 23rd, 2009 10:35 am
Oh my days. She’s goregous.
Leonard Foster on
March 23rd, 2009 12:08 pm
Yes she is… Be sure to look above and read her full article.
Barrie Nunn on
March 23rd, 2009 4:20 pm
This is one fabulous photogallery, and Sasha is one very deserving and drop-dead grogeous lady to grace the front pages of any magazine worthy of note.
Well done, Sasha xxx
Grant Muir on
March 23rd, 2009 6:03 pm
Two words. SIMPLY STUNNING!!!!
Sasha looks fantastic in all of these. Pretty polly certainly has got the creme de la creme now.
Sally on
March 23rd, 2009 6:31 pm
This stunning lady is my cousin..
She totally deserves to be where she is today and i wish her all the best..
OMG i luv fe-nix they were brilliant at singin when i went to watch n-dubs live at wolvohampton. i hope tht they do one of there own concerts soon. W/B ly lozz XXXXX
What a breath of fresh air. Finally there has been a space given to air the untold views of many, through the eyes of a true and compassionate leader. Beauty and love are intrinsically linked and this artist expresses both. I resonate with the words and promote Art for ALL!
We think you look and sound great. Thanks for wearing Apple Bottoms in the video.
carol Everson on
April 3rd, 2009 8:12 am
Fantastic article, how interesting to read all of the information that Lea has given. Liked the tips on what tweezers were recommended as I have bought so many that do not work. I will give them a try! Look forward to further articles by Lea.
Carrie Stoker on
April 6th, 2009 7:28 pm
really interesting article i have the most difficulty with my eyebrows and these tips are just what I needed so thanks again and i look forward to more useful information.
No, I don’t think you were asking for too much…Musiq’s performance wasn’t as great as it could have been, perhaps if his throat wasn’t hurting him so much?
Did you go to the Anthony Hamilton concert tho? Now that was a performance!!
DJ Ashinel on
April 9th, 2009 7:55 pm
Sizzla – is the Don, you know he don’t play when it comes to speaking his mind… something a lot of musicians these days are scared of doing.
Reggae Don on
April 9th, 2009 8:00 pm
That is soo so true – but the industry makes it hard for new musicians to speak there mind and sing what they really would like to sing, most artists these days a manufactured products of their record labels and end of being totally different from the vision they had in mind when they first started.
But can you blame them? we all have to eat – don’t we??
Leonard Foster on
April 9th, 2009 8:04 pm
I totally I agree with both of you – on one hand you want to be yourself and promote your music, but on the other hand if you don’t have a record deal, or you do have a record deal and they want you to be a certain way, then you have to go with your contract…
Sarah Reply: April 9th, 2009 at 8:25 pm
I agree with you too…
Micheal on
April 9th, 2009 8:07 pm
Yeah for real – its hard to have both, especially when you first stat out in the music business
Did any newspaper/broadcaster publish/air this photo or remotely picked up on it’s significance?
Leonard Foster Reply: April 13th, 2009 at 2:25 pm
No I haven’t really seen it anywhere… But its here on Flavour Magazine for you all to see…
Niqs on
April 9th, 2009 9:39 pm
This is one of those ‘YES BREDRIN’ moments – priceless, the picture speaks volumes it really does.
The importance of Obamas presence on the world stage surpasses all expectations.
If there is a day in his life when this policeman is bursting with pride- its clearly this one… I hope he has a copy of this pic for his family.
Jackie Reply: April 23rd, 2009 at 3:48 pm
Yes, it really does speak VOLUMES doesn’t it?????
Shirley Gittens on
April 11th, 2009 12:47 am
I love it!!! Barack is a UNIVERSAL brother!!
Leonard Foster Reply: April 13th, 2009 at 2:27 pm
Yes he is – it reminds me of the old saying never forgot the road you travel as you may have to travel that road again one day.
GO BARRACK
Karri Foster Reply: April 23rd, 2009 at 11:11 pm
I heard that!! Are we related???? lol!
Leonard Foster Reply: April 24th, 2009 at 10:44 am
Errr I wouldn’t know – there are a lot of Fosters out there…
Freddie on
April 13th, 2009 1:59 pm
Why do you say that the copper is a Royal bobby. He’s not protecting the Queen or one of the princes, he’s standing outside offices in a terraced house in a cul-de-sac near the Cenotaph not Buck House?
BIG REEKZ on
April 14th, 2009 11:57 am
lookz good bro need to start getin this broni money ya dig……..
mili’s and billi’s
Charlene Foster on
April 14th, 2009 1:37 pm
I watched this show and i felt so proud to see that she had won the job.
She so deserved it being the better model
and on top of it all she is a young beautiful black mother just like myself..
People like Sacha make me not only proud be give me the strength to carry on with my daily struggles because i no there is hope! x
Im nothing but happy for her…and all of the pics are stunning!! xx
Fee on
April 14th, 2009 5:30 pm
Absolutely love President Obama and this pic!
Leona on
April 17th, 2009 7:09 pm
I love everything i see here…….this is soo wat the UK needs!
Am definitely swapping my American Apparels for Billy Boyce Clothing!
Into my wardrobe comes Billy Boyce out onto oxfam goes my American Apparels or perhaps the bin.
These designs are visually stunning, and very attention grabbing, which is extremely important in fashion. Billy Boyce Clothing is sure to be a big hit with urban youth and trend setters. I want a pair of those harem pants.
It’s fantastic that you’re all feeling this picture. I wish I could have been in this police officers position. It’s all good though as I know that I’m destined to interview Barack.
Arthur on
April 28th, 2009 6:10 pm
Dam baby u lookin gorgeous n ur body is a knockout. When u get a chance hit up my email or myspace to c my picture.
Erin and Lacey on
April 29th, 2009 1:11 pm
LOLOL DAPPY IS SEXY
BUT LIKE
IT LOOKS LIKE HES WEARING LIP LINER
HAHAHAHA WHAT A WOMAN. =]
LOLOL he’s a right babe =]
I would, wouldn’t you?
Lacey has.
Aye.
But then again.
So has Erin.
Ayeeee.
Mhmmm
Jealousy is a disease, get well soon bitches ;]
Tarraaaaaaaaaaaaaaah babezzzz.
‘Ox ;]
Jaime Ruiz on
April 29th, 2009 2:55 pm
THUMBS UP FOR PRESIDENT OBAMA, SHAKING HANDS WITH A REAL GENTLEMAN!!!
TO BAD HE DID WITH CHAVEZ… A PERSON THAT DOESN’T DESERVE ANY KIND OF ATTENTION. SPECIALLY FROM A FIGURE THE SIZE OF MR. OBAMA.
hey!! i love fenix ladies they are so different to other girl bands there voices are all different but they sound brilliant together. i went to see N dubz in manchester on the 8th of april and fenix ladies were there as guests they were amazing i love there song swagger and lady baby, i think there style is really cool they were some really gorgous clothes. xxxxxxx
Hey fenix, i think your sooo amazing, i seen you live in manchester on the n dubz tour. i love your sound, your soo different and i love it. i hope you do very well coz u deserve it and we need a new good girl band!! I love my swagger and lady baby! I like all their styles, there all so different, i like it!! lol. xxxxx
My Jamaica vacation started and ended at Great Huts. I didn’t plan it that way. Wanted to go around the island but I was having so much fun there that I never left the local area. Will definitley go again….
karen on
May 5th, 2009 4:24 pm
this guy is a very influential person and deserves to be a big uk household name
Z. M. Adams on
May 7th, 2009 2:58 pm
Very well written may I say. This short article has sumed up the MOBO awards very well.
‘However this time with a twist,’ engages the reader to read more, as this event is known throughout the world.
‘For the first time in history,’ should, I think, be changed (every year the awards are held at a different place, so it would be obvious that they will be taking place somewhere else, this only applies if the awards are held in different places every year. However if it is the same place every year then what you have wrriten is fine).
Neil on
May 8th, 2009 7:39 pm
fresh as tommi are a lovely group!!
peeks and bambi are Wicked
Sent love to them xxx
KC on
May 8th, 2009 7:41 pm
looking good girls, keep up the good work and look forward to seeing more of you
hey girls doing big things!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! never give up on the dream!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
im looking forward to the rest of your work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nuff love lo xxxxxxxxxxxxx
heavenly blessings 2 the ladies peeks and bambi hotting up the scene and working hard 2 reach their goals. the most prettiest women in the music business and awesomely amazing models too, they r gonna be big in 2009 and beyond. im wishing dem nuff success and happiness with lots of respect from junior.
Hands down the best music duo that has hit the scene. Much love and respect to Fresh As Tommi (F.A.T) & the Mo-Am Masters camp.
Mark Brown on
May 11th, 2009 4:00 pm
Best scene was in the 1st when Turbo was sweeping outside the shop and he did that dance with the broom, i’ve watched it so many times….that is history right there….the battles r great…not the biggest fan of the 2nd one but if i had to pick a scene it would be Turbo again when it looked like he was upside down dancing….love that…
Big up F.A.T doing big, good luck for the future. Holla at your boy if you want to collab
angelface on
May 12th, 2009 4:10 pm
they are a cool group i love them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
is it true that dappy has cancer
tawanda locklear on
May 12th, 2009 5:07 pm
This movie was the shit!!! I very much enjoyed it!
Karen on
May 19th, 2009 9:42 am
N Dubz are NOT appearing. their name has been removed from the line up and a call to LMHR organisers has just confirmed this although they have yet to make a formal announcement, leaving people to continue to buy tickets only to be disappointed when its updated in the next few days to say that N Dubz are no longer to be there. Shocking behaviour by LMHR and a wave of refunds for ticket holders to follow, no doubt!
t Reply: June 1st, 2009 at 11:36 am
sad acts only got ticket 2 c them good cause though and concerrt was ace
I really like what PDC are doing and actively encourage all younger ‘Street Boys’ to read the book. Can’t wait for the film and hope it sends the message out to a much wider audience breaking down stereotypes within society.
dappyluver on
May 20th, 2009 3:28 pm
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO dappy doesnt ave cancer fuk sake how could u say dat man anyway N DUBZ R DA BESTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT IN DA WORLD DEY LIVE IN NORTH WEST LONDON LIK ME YEHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!
dappyluver on
May 20th, 2009 3:29 pm
BLOODY LUV DIS SONG MAN I LUV N DUBZ DAPPYYYY LUV U
Good Day. Everything has its wonders, even darkness and silence, and I learn whatever state I am in, therin to be content
I am from Algeria and know bad English, please tell me right I wrote the following sentence: “Time flies, unless you circling are airport, stuck in traffic or waiting for your tax software to install.”
Thank you very much . Joan.
Turita Fogg on
May 23rd, 2009 8:42 am
im the designer of these cloths and gogo’s work is just amzing i love the work he as done keep it up
I’m always getting requests from artists and bands to write press releases, biographies etc. Is there a career to be made out of this in a freelance capacity. I’m also interested in starting my own PR agency but not sure about where to start.
nicole on
May 27th, 2009 11:29 pm
fazer is sexii love him n-dubz your gangsterrrrrrrrrr for life god bless uuuuuuu
I think this poem is beautiful and it speaks volumes…. so pwerful and so true…. Keep up the great work.
xx
t on
June 1st, 2009 11:33 am
n dubz think they r 2 good for stoke will never by ur mzic swine flue lol brit got talent wot ever
CharliiPrincess on
June 1st, 2009 3:25 pm
Im N-Dubz’s Number 1 Fan Trust I Been To Every Concert And Lyk I Meet Them Twice I Got Tulisa, Dappy And Frazer AutoGraph I Got All The Albums So I Would Back Off Yeah
Vince Fraser is working on a project for us right now & I’m blown by his amazing talent & sheer professionalism!. In my opinion he is a Genius & his art is the future. Love his work!
she looks like a lesbeian. She look real stupid wiyh half of her head shaved and the other side with long hair. If i was your mom i and i saw your hair like that , i would have shved your whole head.
I went to see blood brothers in london .. i think these where the two boys that performed … It was soooo good .. Mickey did suchh a good job … So funny … Really good actors … I would goo and see it again done by themmm x
Mickey pretty good lookinggg LOL x
as an initial starting point for anyone thinking about entering a modelling career, this article certainly give great guidance.
However, as a photographer at iDeLick Media, I have found that there has been a rise in usage of black models and general people for body types and general hand and leg modelling.
Some of the work I have been involved with favoured dark skin models as the items of jewellery and accessories contrast well. As I am use to taking art direction, I am only guessing that the logic for this favourable choice is apparent.
I’m also wondering now how all this will change when access to me is there an opportunity there? ed hardy men accessories
Carlito on
June 26th, 2009 1:58 pm
Despite the scandals and controversy that surrounded him during his life…you just can’t deny or question his stardom.
The King of Pop is gone and will be missed but his music,his sound,his performance…his energy he gave to the entertainment industry will never be forgotten and will live forever
Linda on
June 28th, 2009 10:08 am
I went to see the show yesterday (27/06/09) and it was amazing…:) I havent cried like that for god knows how long…..Ben, Michael Sewell and Niki Evans were fantastic!!!!!!!! I would see the show 100 times over…… Oh and Ben who played Mickey is hot stuff,he gets my vote LOL xx
Smith on
June 30th, 2009 1:14 pm
Quality article. R.I.P MJ.
hannah on
July 3rd, 2009 10:42 am
omfg went to see it last night and i actually fell in love with ben sewell. no joke.
hes gooooooooorgeous
ad the play was amazing , i cried and laughed , its a must see
im totally gonna see it again
I watched Blood Brothers yesturday [2/7/09] was bloody FANTASTIC! ive never laughed so much in my life , singing was really good i really enjoyed it. Good actors aswell !! i would love to see it again as i enjoyed it so much!
Thanks
Louise
could my free running team be mentioned in a magazine
Sophie on
July 5th, 2009 10:04 pm
omg i went to see blood brothers in london last thursday and i really enjoyed it..
i really thought Ben nd Mike Sewell did a greaaaaaaaaaaat job. i would realllyyyy like to meeeeeeeeeeeet them :L and see the performance aagaain
Hardzone on
July 6th, 2009 2:14 pm
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Gemma on
July 12th, 2009 1:48 pm
I Went to see blood brothers with my school for part of my tech week saw it 09 – 07 – 09. It was the best . It Made Me laugh and of course cry. The Acting and singing was great!
Ben & Michael Sewell Were great !
I so Want To See It Again
xx
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Tracy Giordano on
July 27th, 2009 3:24 am
What Amanda C. Gillespie is doing is illegal and a misdemeanor in New York. The fact she promotes she has a lawyer reviewing her work makes her acts even worse and makes this lawyer liable for aiding in the unauthorized practice of law. My advice to her clients is to be very careful and go to a real immigration lawyer.
Lucille on
July 27th, 2009 10:27 am
what’s trishia got to do in that?
what a crap list!
Susan on
July 27th, 2009 12:46 pm
I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don’t know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
Susan
Themba Tee-Jay Nkambule on
July 27th, 2009 3:04 pm
Would like to recieve more of your music videos. Im a student at Wits University South Africa. Studying towards my Bmus. Tenor Saxophone
chloe on
July 30th, 2009 1:29 pm
hi dappy i love you sososo much i have all of your songs on my phone and all of your pic on my phone cuz i love you soso much i will all ways love you <3ly xxxxxx you are soso fit and hot
dappy loves me on
July 30th, 2009 1:34 pm
i love you sososoososos much dappy i really love you … i love you sosoos much you are so hot and fit <3 ly x x x x x x x x x x x x x i have all your and n dubz music on my phone and all of your and n dubz pic i love all of n dubz but dappy much much much more <3 ly x x
I like many of these products, there are some great “hot picks” that I agree with. One of my favorite products is L’Oreal Vive shampoo. I love this because it is inexpensive but makes my hair feel so good, it’s great shampoo!
On the Jay-z beef i think Jigga don’t need to say a word anymore, The Game is a lost soul looking to play with the big boys and that diss track is weaker then Joe Budden’s diss track to Jigga and that was lame.
As for Venom film they need to correct if they think about about doing it, as Spider 3 was so crap.
A Team ummm i’m itching to find out who is gonna be who as the last rumour i heard was that Common was gonna play Mr T (errrr hell no to that idea), i know one of the guy’s from Hangover is playing Face. For you have to have Jim Carrey as Murdock.
sharon on
August 4th, 2009 11:28 am
THANK YOU
very much for your article gald your enjoyed the show and you gave such a lovley write up.look forward to seeing you at the next one.keep up the good work.
A cure for Dandruff is Witch Hazel. Soak cotton ball with the hazel and dab it on your head. Or you can wash your hair with witch hazel. Either way works just fine. Do this for about a week and you’ll be dandruff free. Do it once every 3 days.
Male pole dancing and fitness is nothing to fear~ :0)
Grace on
August 7th, 2009 3:35 pm
I went to see Blood Brothers with my drama group in May and we all fell in love with Ben Sewell
and i went again yesterday with my family and absolutely loved it !!
Ben and Michael was amazing and Niki was out of this world as well!
A definite must see.
LOVE IT!!
lolalou on
August 9th, 2009 11:19 am
i thought she’s just irish and filipino..coz i’v seen her cousins in bohol..they’re just plain malays
I don’t suppose anyone knows if the ICE-T / Glove rap from the first battle is available as an MP3?
Always wanted that since i first saw the movie!
Colvin (Photographer) on
August 18th, 2009 7:31 pm
As photographer I attended the 02 arena in a professional capacity to capture
the “GAME ON AT THE 02 “. It was great to see so many positive role models for young black youth, from players to media.
While editing my pictures, a young black teenager actually said to me” You’re the first black sports photographer I’ve ever seen”. I must admit, it made me feel quite sad. We chatted for 10 minutes about how he could get a foothold as a photographer. He was glued to every word I said. At the end off our conversation he shook my hand and returned to his seat .
As he walked away , I thought to myself “That boy has got what it takes to achieve anything he wants”.
The point I’m trying to make with these comments is , we must make time for our youth , whether they want to be Pops Mensah Bonsu, Lewis Hamilton or a surgeon, we must encourage, inspire and make time for them in order for them to achieve their goals ….
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My friend saw this guy at one of the jongleurs posh Christmas parties a couple of years ago and said he was hilarious and keeps going on about how everyone should book a show. You can’t beat a good stand up comedian.
I wonder how much it would cost to have him do a routine at a party? I’ve been asked to book a comedian for my brother’s 25th birthday party. Sometimes I’m a bit hit and miss with stand up comedians but Jason reminds me of a young Dave Chapelle, similar energy levels. Does anyone know of any good low budget comedians to book? If I can’t get hold of anyone with this sort of booming talent I guess I’ll have to hire a musician or something.
Massive Chris Rock fan. If I wanted to book a comedian and had a spare million pounds or so I would be on his case night and day! This film isn’t the sort of thing I would have expected from Chris. Stand up comedians I’m sure make jokes about hair…but you’re average comic will not go on the make a documentary on it. That’s where Chris Rock is different, he is anything but average! Even watching a documentary will become a comedy night.
Tommy on
September 5th, 2009 8:32 am
First of all it’s ishi not yishi.
“Despite the fact that this will be Lazee’s introduction to the UK, the Swedish star has been around for some time. Hold On went Gold in Sweden and reached number two in the iTunes chart. The track reached as far as the States and caught the ear of Fred Durst who flew Lazee out to record another version of the track”
It wasn’t “Hold On” it was Lazee’s debut single “Rock Away” and they made a remix of that track + another track for Fred’s album.
I was involved in the filming of one of the episodes at Portland – the project was all about giving the inmates more skills to prevent re-offending and reclaim their future. Ours was specifically about helping the inmates develop anger management for those who were normally aggressive in responding to confrontational situations -and conversely to help develop assertive skills for those that needed assistance to handle peer pressure. The young men we dealt with all responded well and were very keen never to return to the intimidating environment of Portland HMYOI. Well done to the Portland HMYOI team, especially Barry Clark who was very supportive of what we were trying to achieve – and of course to Ian Wright who had the courage and commitment to challenge and help create opportunity for these young men. According to the CIPD, (April 2009) it has been estimated that a fifth of the working population has a criminal record. We all make mistakes. I’m looking forward to seeing the series.
Mack on
September 8th, 2009 9:30 am
great read was really interesting…great pics too Miss Leigh! :~)
Love these lists but would have liked to have seen Baroness Amos in the womens list and Tim Campbell in the men. Amos has been repping black women in politics for year and her grace in public speaking is supreme. Tim Campbell (1st apprentice winner) is also a titan of inspiration in black Britain, has set up a great foundation that gives back to the community and holds him self with the classiest swagger on road.
Keep up the good work
alexis on
September 15th, 2009 2:54 am
kofi is BIIIIIG!!!!
Marcus Reply: September 15th, 2009 at 2:59 am
4 def,….the boy is about to be very BIG
tyty on
September 15th, 2009 3:10 am
He’s a ‘Cut Above Te Rest
Zara on
September 15th, 2009 3:46 am
Dis brudda has raw talent and he ain’t chatting about the stupiness most of these other uk artists are…..his flow+lyrics on amilli is very emotional,Big up Kofi
Thanks Mack, glad you enjoyed my interview and thank you for your continued support.
XxX
jason on
September 18th, 2009 6:11 pm
Take a look at Guvna Bs page. Hes an upcoming gospel/christian rapper! lets promote the positive young people instead of the negative. http://www.myspace.com/guvnab
love the chains, the layers, the pearls, and how versatile they are
x
Cat
jason on
September 21st, 2009 12:22 am
Take a look at Guvna Bs page. Hes an upcoming gospel/christian rapper! lets promote the positive young people instead of the negative. http://www.myspace.com/guvnab
Can somebody pls tell me what that jacket is n where I can get it?
carly on
September 26th, 2009 8:41 pm
He reminds a little of Kanye the uk version just keepin it real 4sho!
Funke L.Obisanya on
September 29th, 2009 10:35 am
Good for you girl your perseverance paid off!
Leonard Foster Reply: October 1st, 2009 at 9:19 pm
I think is she keeps her wits about her and keeps grinding she will make it big in the UK and the rest of the world…
She is Georgeous xxxx
cj on
September 30th, 2009 12:29 am
I’m glad to see kofi’s still doing his thing,keep it up bro
Sharron on
October 5th, 2009 11:51 am
I was happy with the question and answer style of this interview and felt I got to know a bit more about Michelle and where she is at the moment. I found it interesting. Keep up the good work Chanel
vanessa on
October 5th, 2009 12:31 pm
Great i/v Chanel. I am really glad that it was focused entirley on Michelle and not Beyonce or Kelly.
Meagan Williams on
October 5th, 2009 2:10 pm
I think ur so hott even though I’m only 16 years old i will always luve u bye Jay
Iola on
October 6th, 2009 1:11 pm
WoW! Admittedly, Rhinna looks hot – but you can tell where she gets her style from – Grace Jones – therefore no points for orginiality, sorry! And those glasses (you know, those workman / scienist type ones) look cool, but she wasn’t the first to rock those either! NEXT! x
lekke on
October 6th, 2009 1:34 pm
Rhianna is not a model and not someone that photographs too good (meow), but what do i know!
It’s great that Barack Obama has won The Nobel Peace Prize. He has been in power for almost a year now and even though I haven’t seen a big change, I believe his sincerity, wishes and efforts towards peace is the reason for why he recieved this award. This award clearly represents the difference between Obama and Bush.
tintin26 on
October 15th, 2009 2:46 pm
that video is f**king BIG!!!!!
Zara on
October 15th, 2009 7:28 pm
lovin dis vid, sik tune
Gary on
October 19th, 2009 7:02 pm
To be honest, i don’t understand this list, where is the Tim Campbell’s, Jordan Kensington, Kanya King, this are multi-successful entrepreneurs. This list doesn;t really make any sense!
Richard Peter Bogle on
October 21st, 2009 6:32 pm
Hi Bessy, whats up ? u are looking very beautiful. Do you remember me?, you should. Anyway i am wondering how can i talk to you again it has been years. Don’t forget you though, take care and God bless you. Keep up the good work.
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Kwabena on
November 18th, 2009 12:27 pm
As 23 year old black Tottenham resident who has lived under Bernie Grant and D Lammy. I take personal offence to him being on this list for the simple fact that he is a bad constituency MP and has done nothing to really encourage politic activity from black ppl. He merely used Tottenham as a oneway ticket to Gordon Brown’s ….
great article! very relatable and a great read, bubbly and energetic.
looking forward to the follow ups on this x
Bart on
November 18th, 2009 9:47 pm
Gaia,
Look out of town! Rich Bankers (with a W) are all you will find in busy city such as London.
It’s a shame the date didn’t go to plan, please have words with your friend who hooked you up with a married doctor…..
May I suggest going for drinks with female friends to Surrey & trying your luck, I had a very good relationship with someone out of town and found the fact that we both had very different lifestyles & living in completely different environments allowed us to stay very interested in each other.
Don’t give up on men but don’t look where you have already searched….
Good luck in your quest, I find your articles very engaging and enjoyable to read!
x
Norman on
November 18th, 2009 10:49 pm
true talk,flashy new technology dnt last even the manufacturer and suppliers know. this is why they ask u to take out insurance…same with flashy Men and Woman..they dnt last..lol
WP on
November 18th, 2009 11:06 pm
Good Read, !
Harry Smart on
November 18th, 2009 11:53 pm
That’s deep gaia… It show’s that there ain many of us decent guys around if you girls are constantly chopping and changing.. we all seem to have our own agenda and we need to find who we are first before pursuing that journey.
Dj Chef on
November 19th, 2009 12:10 am
Not all in a club is bad … met my missus in a club but then is a different era to now.
Chance encounters or the quiet one in the club with nothing to prove, the one not scouting? Thats the ticket…
Emma on
November 19th, 2009 1:18 am
SO TRUE!!! Does Mr Right even exist these days???It’s like I’ve exhausted all the possible ways you can meet a guy, and I still haven’t found what I’m looking for!!! I guess I’ll just have to settle for Mr Right-Now for the time being…
Can’t wait for the next article!!!! Xx
Taylor Carter on
November 19th, 2009 4:41 am
Now i’m really interested to hear more of your experiences,
really really exciting!
Taylor Carter on
November 19th, 2009 4:42 am
Part 2 succeeded part 1,
please don’t keep me waiting tooo long for the nxt 1
anisa on
November 21st, 2009 4:27 pm
This is a very nicely worded piece well done Toya, Reem, keep doing your thing, i think i saw you at the mobo’s with Su-Elise last year, the dress you made her was so elegant.
natalya on
November 21st, 2009 4:30 pm
So proud of you babes!
bianca on
November 21st, 2009 7:47 pm
reem puts the work in – i follow 5′5 girl ina 5′10 world all the time and u can see how it grows with her- great stuff flavour
Ive known you for about seven years now…and i don’t know anyone who works as hard as you do. Your motivation to go out there and make your dream come true is inspiring to everyone who meets you.
You have done extremely well to have made it this far at the age of 22 without any handouts. Your doing it all on your own babygirl, congrats x
natalie on
November 22nd, 2009 4:28 pm
ur an inspiration, i wish u the best of luck with everything u do in ur life!
i think your experiences are part of what the modern london has to offer…. its 2009/10
tradition has been out the window since 05 ….. lol
sarah on
November 24th, 2009 9:07 pm
im so happy finally some decent music back!!! I loved so solid the 1st time and if this single is anything to go by they will be great again.cant wait for the album
honeybee on
November 24th, 2009 9:36 pm
OMG!! BoyzIIMen have still got it…I want someone to make love to me in a cornfield dayuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuum!!!!!!!!!!!!! Am so gonna be at that 2010 tour….
honeybee on
November 24th, 2009 9:39 pm
Silvar is running tings…bad boy for reeeel!
lil muffin on
November 24th, 2009 11:10 pm
They are still hitting it as a threesome but want that fourth member back!!! Wicked article LMAO at driving into a cornfield….creates some visual LOL!!!!!
Helz on
November 25th, 2009 12:47 pm
I can relate to this article, you have to kiss a few frogs before you find your Mr right. I struck gold with my guy he’s Jamaican, gorgeous, hardworking, funny, does DIY and even cooks what more could a girl ask for.
honeybee on
November 27th, 2009 2:10 am
yeah but we aint all that lucky girl….I’m still looking…am “dating” a Nigerian guy….and yes he does expect me to be a demon in the kitchen (fufu anyone?), keep the house….and work it out in the bedroom….the boy does nothing though! tired of these frogs! need my prince ASAP!
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December 5th, 2009 1:03 pm
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mody on
December 6th, 2009 12:47 am
Your pics r amazing bianca.told ya I’m gonna check u out.mmm
I’m not a fan of theirs but this is a good feature!
Delroy Constantine-Simms on
December 7th, 2009 1:37 pm
Where are the reviews on the black comedy awards? I have not heard a thing. NOTHING!
phoenix on
December 7th, 2009 2:55 pm
Not to be rude, but these girls look a bit hoodrat 101, you have the two with the fake tans, the blonde girl who likes she just hopped off some estate and the black one who looks like she works the night shift at mcdonalds, they’re sound is too americanised which is shame because they can all actually sing and they don’t very refined- like they could be video girls for some budget channel u artist.
the black one needs to put on a bit of weight and get a hairweave.
the blonde one needs to lose a bit of weight and go for more pastel colors and take off the fake tan and the orange ones need to take off the tan, one of them needs to lighten her hair because they look too alike.
i hate that they have a song called swagga because it isn’t a britsh phrase and for me- they’re sound is unoriginal and sounds like they’re ripping off some third rate version of a hoodrat version of Destiny’s Child-minus Beyonce (yes its that bad.)
Ikesha on
December 8th, 2009 9:46 pm
This video is so funny lol, love it.
Got the album and absolutely love it. An absolutly God Blessed girl. You will definately see me at the her next show!
Jay on
December 10th, 2009 2:35 pm
excellent stuff michaela is an inspiration to many
honeybee on
December 11th, 2009 7:56 pm
Olly Olly Olly, oi oi oi! He has to win!! Sexiest X Factor contestant ever- fact!!!!!
Maz on
December 12th, 2009 11:53 am
Stacey is def winning! Love how Dannii is finally stealing Cheryls thunder in the style stakes
That’s interesting because: Originally people said NikeID wouldn’t work because it’s too custom. Then when it worked, they said it would work only on the Internet, not in stores where people want to get a shoe on the spot.
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christina on
January 2nd, 2010 2:18 am
im so upset i have been lookin for tevin campbell for years i have visit los angeles twice and i still haven’t meet him. everytime i get on this computer im lookin for somethin that got to do wit him please tell me to do
Biz look great like this, more young men should adopt this style, suites are super sexy. Sure they wouldn’t be getting turned away from clubs dressed like this.
elise hall on
January 4th, 2010 3:14 pm
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I’ve watched this event grow over the three years, and FLAVOUR keep moving forward. In a competitive market they are showing their worth and can’t wait for the next Miss Flavour … My missus might have started talking to me again by then … LOL …
This article is big! Really well written and that guys muscles are too much, buff henchness for reaaal…is he single?? Forget Alexandra, I’ll wear his tee x
Coco on
January 10th, 2010 5:27 pm
loved reading this, seen dem tops about but neva knew where to buy dem, I wanna one that says “Get Hench Before Asking…If Ive got a man” lol
Coco on
January 10th, 2010 5:29 pm
This interview was jokes dem questions are proper funny….. waiting for that cartoon to come out! But seriously dem muscles from chicken and supermalt….that mans at least drinking some promax lol
Bev Thomas-Daniels on
January 10th, 2010 7:41 pm
Just wanted to say that I loved looking at Daniel Thomas’s work. He is outrageously talented and yes his name is my surname in reverse and I’m proud of him as he’s my favourite nephew.
Kerrin on
January 10th, 2010 10:34 pm
LOVED this film! Definitely the funniest of 2009. x
elaine on
January 12th, 2010 1:02 am
You go girl. Shay u are a pretty lady I am glad to see that u are doing well for yourself. Keep it up girl. You was one of my favorites on flava flav. I wish u much success in all u do.
JojorginJorgina on
January 14th, 2010 3:26 am
“…Paris, I’m happy for you, but I just have to say-James Brown had the best celebrity death of all time!”
dalia on
January 18th, 2010 7:08 pm
they should perform in california i want to see tevin campbell, and john b perform
Rashel on
January 20th, 2010 3:41 pm
Hey fenix, i liked the music very nice i recon you be the number 1 best 10/10 i loved the move’s very sexy you did very well wish i could have your number. If you wanna message me back this is the my email n addi me lilromeo18@hotmail.co.uk
xXxXx
Reema on
January 25th, 2010 6:59 pm
Definitely sparked my interest will check this out tonight
I watched it last night, shocking to see how she was treated and what she had to go through…
Its also funny that her name isnt as widely recognized as Mr Mandela, when its seems to depict that she was the one who actually helped keep his name alive…
What are your thoughts did you managed to watch it?
Annika Allen Reply: February 8th, 2010 at 11:42 am
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Amber on
January 29th, 2010 9:13 am
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Uncle K on
January 29th, 2010 11:13 am
Firstly I would like to clap for you in attempting to tackle and highlight this issue in your mag, however your article is a little vacant in its account.
You have failed to account for the real source behind the creation of Israel which is Zionism and the 1917 Balfour Declaration, which came before WW2 and the persecution of Jews, Blacks and all other foreigners in Germany as a physical manifestation of the eugenic paradigm that swept North America and Western Europe.
There is no mention of the King David bombing by the Irgun, killing British soldiers among other tourists, and your history jumps from the 60s to the 90s, plus many other key parts are missing.
There is one very good part of your article and that is the diagram, which actually tells the real story of events. Most people, WRONGLY, believe the conflict is based on religion i.e. Muslims vs Jews; this is a smoke screen. The conflict is in fact based on occupancy and indeed an invasion. Maybe you should publish another article or organise a debate… Nice effort anyway…
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I will bring fun and glamour to the event and I reckon I will be featured in Flavour in the near future.
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March 4th, 2010 5:53 am
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March 4th, 2010 5:59 am
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TMOK on
March 4th, 2010 9:56 am
Brilliant! Just watching the trailer reminds me of my film school days, and you gone out there and done it big respect!
Now i work within the community, have two youths of my own, i see what the youth of today have to deal with and it’s hard and tough, so as a parent we have to believe in our youth and love them.
“Bring back the LOVE”
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March 4th, 2010 2:51 pm
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March 5th, 2010 9:13 pm
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Lorr Reply: March 27th, 2010 at 1:29 pm
Thank you very much, I look forward to watching the film.
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msanonymous on
March 16th, 2010 7:36 pm
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OhHyphenTea on
March 16th, 2010 8:02 pm
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Buffy on
March 16th, 2010 8:58 pm
With diseases, unwanted pregnancies and the potential emotional complications of sex, it is no wonder every holy book advocates it only within the sanctity of marriage/monogamy.
People of Jewish faith believe that sex with partners before marriage de sensitises one to their ultimate partner with every sexual partner. Which one of us hasnt compared the technique, size or prowess of a partner against another? I believe there is some truth in that.
buffy on
March 16th, 2010 8:59 pm
In relation to equalaity of the sexes – male or female; we value most what doesnt come easy to us and treat it better too. Primark vesus Gucci is a good case in point. In any interaction we want to feel we have been valued as an individual for our positives attributable only to us.
Be you male or female if a person wants to sleep with you before you feel you have 'earned' a place in their affections or they have seen you for you, you lose a little respect for that person and what they are about. Dont get me wrong I am not saying sex early on will always lead to disappointment, but if you think about your best first encounters and how comfortable you felt with it and the other person after the event it was because you felt they got you – even if only for that short period.
Whether we like it or not the issue of sex will never be as cut and dry as some of us would like it to be. It is an intimate act designed for procreation. Procreation is necesary for our survival. Emotions are mother natures by product. How can that ever be cut and dry?
Thank you for your comments Buffy. Sex is always an issue where young people are concerned. its one of those double edge swords when there is no wrong or right answer.
Be sure to check out the other articles you may find this one interesting…
Yes it is definitely a scary world. Teenage pregnancy and promiscuity in the UK are of huge concern and I think that we need to go back to basics when it comes to sex education for our children and making sure that teenagers and adults are all aware of the various forms of contraception out there as well as STIs and also taught to respect themselves, their bodies and others.
ccc Reply: March 25th, 2010 at 4:24 pm
SPOT on Annika…..people talk about contraception like its soul purpose is to prevent pregnancy.
What about the STI's?! They need to realise sex education is about more than telling young women they need to get on the pill…
Mil on
March 17th, 2010 7:35 am
"I want a ticket" – GIMME, GIMME, GIMME!!! pretty please……?
sian on
March 17th, 2010 1:07 pm
wow, I read this link then I did the Google search and yes as soon as I typed "why" that question came up… so I clicked one of the links and it lead me on an interesting education path and enlightened me on my lunch break. Thanks for posting this….
sian on
March 17th, 2010 1:27 pm
In addition my Google trail led me to the cartoon "coal black" I know I'm jumping on this late but that cartoon is disgusting it's probably one of the most racist videos I've ever seen in my life I'm shocked that the black actors of the day agreed to voice the parts but then it was 1942 and bills needed paying.. but still….
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March 22nd, 2010 5:32 pm
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ANON on
March 23rd, 2010 1:58 pm
Why bother having a magazine that just promotes everything within the genre it represents.
Justifying it's own existence perhaps, or just congratulating it's narcisistic back slapping, blog happy mates for simply getting off their arse and doing something. Whether it be a completely misguided film, or some poorly produced track with rapping that is tantamount to mere nursery rhymes over a basic speak n spell beat.
Putt that in your twitter pipe and smoke it!
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Bit of a sensationalist article. Was it sponsored by pro-life groups?
Figures are a bit vague too – "Abortions in the UK have reached record levels – almost 200,000 a year in England and Wales – a rate second only in the western world to the US."
The US is a much bigger country so if you're comparing the two you really need to look at how many women that is out of, rather than just saying England and Wales has more or less than other countries.
The journalist should also have looked at other reasons why girls and women may be having multiple abortions rather than only interviewing people who suggest it is as an example of laziness. Sounds to me like these females have very little self esteem if they can't even be bothered to sort out contraception for themselves before having sex.
And putting a scan picture of a foetus on is just tacky.
Is that to try and guilt us all into seeing these women as evil?
You haven't captioned it, but that looks to me like a foetus who is pretty well-formed, ie. way past the point at which an abortion would be allowed.
What a shame. When I saw the front of this magazine I felt quite interested by it and was hoping it would provide something new for the market.
On the strength of this one article (admittedly not the whole mag) it seems you are seeking to appeal to all the old lowest common denominators of prejudice, knee-jerk reactions and Daily Mail sensibilities.
Gary Jhooti on
March 25th, 2010 1:17 pm
once or twice is unfortunate, maybe a bit careless and somewhat unfortunate, but 9 times is just stupid. I don't care what way you want to paint it. That woman is obviously an idiot.
cici on
March 25th, 2010 2:28 pm
I don't want this to come across as rude or aggressive but if you were not ashamed why haven't you given your real name?
I guess the pill failed me but even though i was 18 I was working, had somewhere to live & a partner – it was a no brainer… my 'baby' is now 5, I'm still working, still have a social life. Not saying that I am planning more anytime soon – BUT i made sure that I wasn't put in a position where abortion is even an option. Thats not for religious reasons but when there are so many people struggling to have children, for medical reasons etc…. how can someone so flippantly get rid of life when so many struggle to bring kids into the world? Someone close to me currently in remission from a horrible and aggressive cancer basically found out that she won't be able to have kids now….she put her ability to have children over her own health – and still couldn't have them. I wouldn't even point her in the direction of this article as she didn't get a choice….
My point is a baby is not the end of your life but something that gives you more focus ambition and drive to succeed. It wouldn't be easy, but if it did happen to me again abortion wouldn't cross my mind. I am big enough and confident in myself to know that whatever 'barriers' there may be in raising a kid – I can handle them.
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March 27th, 2010 8:16 am
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good site ezruad
Liking the page all the best for the UMA’s and the future.
Have you ever thought of merging with another magazine and taking this mainstream. There are Tramp, Talent or RWD that come to mind as you are high in both catergories and the third is well similar to Flavour.
See you soon
I am loving this article on JD, its great its inspiring. I watch his drive and motivation to succeed and makes me check myself as an artist and entertainer to see what else I can do to push harder for what I want. Good one FLAVOUR I think this is definitely an article that must be read and will inspire many. JD has shown us what the UK industry may show us as impossible is actually POSSIBLE.
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This is great! Please keep on writing, Chanel. Wish I were doing the same.
I like the posistion it has taken in the market as not only a magazine that reports on entertainment and fashion but in acting as a line of support to the urban creative industries as it shines it’s spotlight on emerging talent in the UK.
it’s just the right FLAVOUR.!.
topics covered,
arent light…. they’re major!
the girls look so good ,
cant help but crave em,
wanna give the ticket,
to a greatful raver?
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…2008 miss flavour!
Flavour brings culture and inspiration to many of us young people, It not only helps us feel connected to our roots but also helps people see what more we have to offer to the creative and artistic community. I love Flavour events because i think it is important to support your local community and i never seem to stop being amazed by the talent it brings to light.
Thank you Flavour.
Louise Santillo.
the magazine explains what’s new and hot, how many competitions there are for the girls.
it covers loads of topics for people from all ages and covers many topics.
its easy to read and shows us what can be achieved by anyone when they put their mind to it.
it shares peoples lives so their friends can see whats going on in the world, bringing culture, music, arts and every day live to your home.
Flavour not only keeps you updated on new and upcoming fashion talent but, is a positive celebration of black culture and what is achievable.
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Lush!
Love these clothes and the colours. So nice.
Love your thoughts Annika.
I am so proud to be part of a generation, throughout the globe, who have accepted (and the americans who voted for) a black president.
Hopefully this will be a wake up call to everyone, that people are people, and whatever their colour, creed, age, sex or physicality we all have something to give to this world, and the people we touch within it. Strength comes from within, wherever we are from, and belief in that inner strength can take us anywhere!
Good luck Obama.
x
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i really like spec he is so sexii. i love the way he sound. i love him he is my future husband. i love his sex appeal. his lips, his body, outgoing, open minded, spiritual,and his voice make me want him even more..
This year was the first time I attended Miss Flavour….the atmosphere was great , lots of supporters and the contestants were absolutely beautiful ….
These ladies am sure we will definitely be hearing more about them, because they have lots of talent, drive,beauty & personality ….
We all have something special, some might need coaching more than others to bring out the best, – however, having support & supportive people around you, believing in yourself, being determined,having faith, & a positive attitude goes a long way…
Of course we all know at the end of the night there can only be one winner and Congrats to Sasha…Its a great opportunity- work it girl…Make the best of it….
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well done to sasha im so proud of her, shes very determine and i wish her all the best….BOOMIE!!! lol
Im so proud of Sasha and im glad that she won it, she is very determine in what she does. they have choice the right female representitive, brains, beauty and an outgoing personal..Yes!!! sasha you deserve it…
nough lovage boomting lol, bare support from myself you done know already lol..and nough love from the drama lot!! hope you come back bless!!..keep it up up sasha make the most out of it because its yours
whoop!!!
thank you FM for giving her the opportunity..Bless!!
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Well done Sash.! Just read your blog above, your a very sweet girl with nothing but positive thing’s to say.
We all wanted to win for all different reason’s, i was so overwhelmed to of made it to the finals that i never thought about how i would actually of felt if i had won. To hear your version of feeling’s and emotion’s when they announced the winner and how appriciative you are show’s you truely are a well deserving winner!
I know you will use the opportunity wisely and wish you the most success throughout your career.
Love you lots
Fiona xxxxx
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Just want to say as a producer, you have to also recognize that Ray J has an excellent ear for beats. So many tracks lesser artists would pass on, Ray can hear its full potential, and then deliver a performance that will keep it spinning in the club. Big props!
i found your blog intresting however the fact that obama is of dual heritage i feel has no bearing on the fact that he was made priesdent. Because the meer fact he has even half black parentage could just have easily been his downfall. I would also like to point out that i am dual parentage and i have had a many positive black men in my life.
I have many things to say and hope I’ll not sound too longwinded. This is a subject I happen to be passionate about. So here goes….
None of the undermentioned is said to cause personal pain, put down or discourage in any way whatsoever also. It is my hope and intention to uplift, support and encourage our black men. I’m of the view and belief, black people should be joining together to support our one another. Irrespective of whether we know each other in a close/personal way, have reached a moderate to high level of success or not. Again I say, this is solely my perspective. Apologies, If any offence is caused as it would be done unintentionally on my part.
This is to the reader of my contribution, how do you personally define a black man’s success? Do you think to be a successful black man is to have an abundance of money, power, respect, beautiful woman on your arm? I’m by no means implying there is a correct answer. Perhaps your view is one of none, one, a couple or a combination of all three of the above? Personally, I define a black man’s success as being a combination of the following things:
*He is happy and at peace with himself.
*He’s achieved his desired goal the one he originally set out to achieve in his life.
*Can attribute his success in part or whole to the inspiration of past/present black influential males.
*Is independant and creative in his own right.
*Participates, contributes, supports and encourages other black males for this generation and the future.
*Strives to inspire and remain a good role model for ALL black males, more so up and coming black youth.
*Is mindful of what message(s) he could be subconsciously highlighting and portraying.
*Mesmerizes others with a strong, focused, depth of character. Reflects this with his dedication and commitment to elevate other black males within his community.
*Is naturally talented or has studied a skill of which overtime he has now mastered. Passes that knowledge on to others to aid their shaping in life.
I often question the motives behind a black male wanting to strive towards personal success. From experience and some of the opinions of my black male friends. It would seem to be an assortment of reasons. Mainly to better themselves and to better the lives of those around them while ignoring all negative compulsive thoughts to resort to crime as a quick fix. Adversity presented itself along the way indeed, in different ways whilst on their journeys.
However, they say very openly to me they had friends who they believed were fortunate having stable families. Yet, the children of those families got into continuous trouble and some even ended up going nowhere. Even though this was going on around them it never steered them onto such paths. They believe this was due to their parent(s) methods of upbringing. I believe whatever adversity our black nubians experience it has not discouraged our black men of colour. It has enhanced their strength of mind, discipline and determination to be a success for themselves. While in tow also it has presented increased opportunity for us as black women to draw and enhance upon our own confidence, characters, respect, abilities, and strengths. The results being our black women are a positive, encouraging and strong support to our black men.
Barack Obama is a whole new debate as already mentioned by Sasha & the lady above me, for different reasons. In my opinion, Dual heritage does in part play a factor in the ability to relate with different cultures especially the most commonly highlighted and once forbidden cultures. Obama is supported by majority for many reasons and so in tow is the lovely Michelle Obama – a strong, intellectual, encouraging, empowered, elegant, supportive, black woman to the FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT-ELECT for the USA. Our black ancestral men are men of character who have assisted and inspired AMERICA’S FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT.
After speaking with my black nubian brothers who are a success in their own right and who’s stories dramatically contrast from each other. I’ve concluded in agreement there are those who derived particularly from impoverished families, experienced tradegy after tradegy – setback after setback (personal or extended to friends and/or other family members), or have come from either a dysfunctional or unbalanced background. Only having one out of two parents as their primary stable parent within the home. Some stortelling touched upon deteriorating Illness of one parent, mental health, death at a young age. The examples were varied.
Which brings me to the view I currently hold and pass onto to others to aid their learning and recieve a different perspective. I’ve witnessed black male friends who have had a solid upbringing not just from their mother’s, but also solely just from their father’s. In one or two stories they had been brought up without their mother. Their mother wasn’t present for different reasons which respectfully I shall keep close to my chest. For those who fitted into this category they have expressed an utmost love and respect for their fathers and view them as empowering responsible good men who stepped up. Not just for the future of them solely as young boys, but also in cases involving their siblings. It was irrespective of whether all the children were in fact biologically theirs or not, female or male.
Their father’s raised them similar to that of how a black woman would and done just as good a job. Holding similar views, solid morals and values they still hold and refer to as being their foundation to this day. They say having their fathers and/or their mothers who were aware of the history of black people also played an important part within their upbringing. I’m inclined to agree as I can relate to the history being self-taught within the family home. When I was growing up, I was blessed to have parents who read alot of history and made it a key part of our upbringing as children. My parents felt not enough reference was being made to black history specifically caribbeans, (no offence to those from the motherland), within my school. My parents just wished there would of been a more equal balance of black history. They felt the school should of been more supportive and open to creating a better balance amongst the different black cultures represented at that time within the school. They held the view exposing the children solely to history of Africans in Africa was taking away from the other ethnic cultures within the black community. Again, this opens up a further many debates such as: What black history topics do you think should be taught in todays curruculum? Do you think your childrens school is studying enough black history for your children to appreciate their heritage and strive to do better? Do you think there is a connection between black children knowing and studying black history and being a successful black person? Should schools make more of an effort to incorporate more black history topics and introduce a core black history & culture subject to be taught within the schools recognised as a GCSE? Do u agree or disagree with the statement ‘our children knowing their black history like the back of their hand could promote a change with our black youth culture and black and black crime?, Do you think there is a connection between black history, black males/youths of today and knowing their black history? and many more, etc. That come to my mind.
Refering back as I had deviated a little. Sorry got a little carried away! It gave my friends as children and grown men further understanding and boosted their confidence. They have come away with understanding that although one experiences hardship because of obstacles or in many instances stereotypes a black male can still rise, succeed, and be a good role model. It has made them stronger! They say without the obstacles and adversity it wouldn’t of shaped and molded them into the black men they are today. Women you can relate.
Recognising and attributing their gratitude and inspiration to their struggles & obstacles experienced. My friend once said he felt blessed to have wonderful, brave, courageous ancesters whose efforts have been an influence to us all. I agree. Especially young young black males. History demonstrates beautiful historical black men who since time began, have been magnificent black males -weve had inventers, mathematicians, scientists, men of political international importance, and more. I have to agree black men have excelled in the areas touched on by Sasha. However, the above is where it all began. Black people had to suppress their intelligience in order to not overshadow our then slave masters. But we had it down from way back when.
My nubian male friends have not let stereotypes, or what some would call the obvious or interpreted as negative factors against them, become an easy reason for them to give up on their dreams. Those black males have still managed to achieve against all odds & adversity. I too am blessed to have them as apart of my life. I’m honoured, hold high upon a pedestal, appreciate and am proud of what they represent as a black male within today’s society. I love you guys! :0)
My beautiful black nubians refered to their, spirituality, inner strength of both body and mind, inspiration drawn on from other black successful males, and a firmly cemented family upbringing as the main reasons they view themselves a success. Black males of today do have all the ingredients they need to be a success in their own right, and if an ingredient is missing in one’s life thats deemed personally vital. That ingredient is not unobtainable. It can still be obtained so as to be added to the cooking pot, meshed in amongst the other positive ingredients (attributes). The result: a positive black male of character whose motivated to strive for their personal success as well as others
The black man to me represents intelligience, beauty, creativity and strength in abundance. Just some of the attributes I have been privy to witness. It’s fascinating and I for one along with many am in awe also with their beautiful, uniquely, captivating, shades, contours, and shapes ………Uh hah! ….. These combined along with their various creative mind levels, skills of art and talent. :0) I am of the belief our black men are strong and inspirational brothers who we must continue to uplift, invest in by our own personal contributions, and support.
Black males please hear me when I say, those of you who may feel you are non-achievers, oppressed and are de-motivated can succeed to the level you wish and beyond! You have and can look at the journeys of our successful black males past and present for all the inspiration & encouragement you may need. Don’t die on the streets for nothing…if u die let your name be a legacy of remembrance for the right reasons. Bob Marley is a legacy. Martin Luther King is a legacy. Their names live on throughout time and history. We believe in you, I believe in you, keep believing in yourselves, we’re here supporting you, keep praying to the Almighty, keep striving. Lets take our attention off the negative reportings and concentrate on what we do best – being recognised as being unique amongst those respected and looked up to as the best of the best. Let’s exalt our black males. Catapult them towards the Heavens!!
God Bless u ALL my beautiful black nubian brothers!!!
Angela,
Thanks for your comment on my blog. I do feel however, that you need to refer to my reference to Barack Obama again. At no time did I state that people of Mixed raced heritage do not have positive, black male figures in their lives. I just refered to the fact that many people are split in their opinion of Barack as some deem him to be black, others deem him to be mixed raced.
It is also interesting to read that you are of dual heritage. I too have family members who happens to be of mixed raced origin. That person just so happens to be my Grandmother.
I have a large, predominantly white family settled in Jamaica, Canada and America . I also have family members on the other side who are Asian, my Father’s side.
I did not imply that you as a mixed raced person, do not have positive, black male’s in your life- I’m glad you do. However, you must recognise that from the the lengthly list of names of black males in my life. I was refering to the men in my circle.
The sole intention of my blog was to speak openly and positvely about the black males I know.
Please read the comment by my friend Caroline- maybe that will further convey what i was trying to portray.
How do i become a model for flavour magazine?
Send an email to info@flavourmag.co.uk and attach a couple of pictures of yourself along with your contact details.
Caroline, my nubian queen you speak very openly with great spirit and charactor about the Black man and I hope all Black women of all colours take a note out of your blog to understand they are the power behind a Black man.
Therefore he will step to do the right thing if he understands the true power remains with the Black queen and even though he is the King of the domain, (kingdom) he relies on your continued and unrelenting truth to guide him.
Angela, do not take offence to the touchy subject of Barack being of mixed race, Sasha did not question his dual heritage but more gave food for thought on what some none thinking people might bring to the table of arguement about why he has infact been elected as President of The United States.
I dont mix my words when I say he stands as Black man and talks with great pride as a Black man. Im exceptionally proud of his wife and believe he is very fortunate to have such a spirited back bone whom has supported him all the way.
We need more Black women like Sasha and Caroline, whom are unfraid to express themselves about how they feel about the Black man and their unconditional Support and Love despite his difficulities to reach his aspirations. Well done!!
The picture Sasha, describes of a Black man and woman wraped up together and intertwined, I actually have tattoed on my arm and NO I dont know Sasha.
I would like to finish by saying I have truely loved reading Caroline’s Blog and I hope this is the first of many on Flavour from you!!
Peace’n'Love
Mike
Mike,
Thanks for your positive comments above, they were received in a respected and appreciated light.
I must clear up one misunderstanding though. The above blog is NOT my blog. It was written by my friend Sasha. I just responded to it as it’s a topic I feel passionate about and wished to comment ALOT on… Apologies once again!
It is Sasha who should be receiving the praise. Not just for her topic choice, but also the uplifting content & positivity she wrote with for us all to see, think on, express our opinions. appreciate and feel very proud of our race we are apart of. The tools are there for the black male to feel inspired, positive, focused and supported so he can achieve. The black woman also gains in many ways from supporting the black male.
I’m of the opinion we should ALL try to help elevate our one another. When your blessed pass your blessing on in some way onto others who may need uplifting or supporting. Whose self belief may be diminishing. You don’t even have to know them that well, but we must rise above the negativity out there and let go of any wicked acts or thoughts, envious behaviour, selfishness, and choose consciously the path of positivity, love, and true support..
OBAMA said ‘YES WE CAN’….SO LETS DO IT – MAKE A CHANGE!
you go girl, sasha has grown up so well and has worked really hard in all what she sets out to do so im not at all suprised she won….but on the other hand wooooow well done sasha man im proud of u girl and proud to know miss flavour looool…..But u keep doin u hun….and well done again…
Wicked interview! xxx
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Wednesday the 4th of Febraury is going to be the big one…
Come along and sing your favourite song and remember its close to Valentines so the duets will be flowing
SEE YOU THERE!
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Nice site. There’s some good information on here. I’ll be checking back regularly.
A really candid interview – I agree with everything Kosher has said.
He’s kept it real, and that’s what makes him the best in the industry.
Good stuff, worth the read
these are how african designs should look for this day and age….lovely designs
whats the age restriction for this event?
hey flavour, would be nice to see more of lisa maffia!!! the girl is brillaint and is sooo pretty x
wow lisa maffia is finnnnnnnnnnnnne!!
He is so awesome! i can not get over that fact. He is such a great actor and I thank you a ton for posting this interview. Thanks again!
Event looks big. Catch me there blowing up arenas!!! Large up the Flavour Mag crew
CUDI! i just love him! true defintion of dope! can’t wait for the album!
Luv the pics Sasha, keep up the good work girl xxx
Nickita Martin da Uk’s Black Rose
Princess!
very nice pictures, you look really amazing, take care and hope you keep moving on, ciao for now!
hey bro ur cool i love ur music ur awl songs r really nice keep it up bro plz visit melbourne once plz we awl guys wanna see ya live hea plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz best wishes for ya
for this concert i have 4 tickets for standing, just wondering if there is seat in this bit.
check out Slim’s interview in the new http://www.upperclassmenmag.com
This interview is brilliant and the pictures are amazing Bianca- love it!!!
Proud of you hun x
yes bianca! u have done so well wiv yr life n as some1 who went to primary school wiv u, reading yr bits about before u were 11 jus brought back memories of all yr singin n dancing in the playground!!! lol You have proved that if u really wanna suceed wiv yr dreams u can!!! congratulations girl, im proud ov ya!!!
Firtly I would like to thank my mum for supporting me throughout, she is my world. I would like to thank Flavour for giving me this opportunity to do this interview. I would like to thank the 2 photographers who provided me with the shots for this feature Patrick Adams (2Starzs) & Trevor (A King Photography). Thank you both!
I would like to thank my close family and friends & business associates for always being there/supporting and believing in me. Eboni, Karen, Morishar, Terri, Julian, Natalie, Mr Midas, C.E Wiley, Mr Blassingame, Charles G, Zanda, Ussher and so many more people. I apologise if I have left anyone out but you all know who you are. I appreciate you all so much. Thank you to all my supporters on facebook & Mypsace.
And lastly thank you to God for giving me blessing me and giving me strength along my journey
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Another massive thank you to the Make Up Artist FIONA HINES for doing my make up in pictures 1 and 4 also. To check out her work, please visit…
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Yeah great answers, the stuff on models of colour was interesting to.
Ay Yo…….Aiiiiiiiight! Yes Miss B, YOU know I been wishing you well from we crossed paths across the pond! So heres to you….go get them babygirl
x
Well done B, i know you’ve got so much more you’re going to do and achieve, you work hard enough at it to deserve it. My talented buddy, i love you.
Good luck, great interview.
Reach for the stars baby!
Saw this last night, what a film. Go watch it!
Sara is a good friend, and she’s every bit as lovely in person as she expressed herself to be in this interview!! Many blessings and continued success for her in the days to come! Thank you to Flavour for spotlighting such a bright and loving person.
Hey B’sis,
I love the top first picture. It reminds me of Josephine Baker one of the first black women entertainers to become famous for Modelling, Dancing and Singing. Look her up.
I also love the last picture. Your expression, The dress, that blue jazz atmosphere happening. cool.
Bruv x
you look great girl. i am so proud of u. i am glad your dreams are coming true. u keep at it. love you.x
I love these girls. Can’t wait till the show comes back on. Congratulations on all the success and keep doing your thing.
I Lovee Dappoy hiss Fittt
little miss Emo Reply:
May 7th, 2009 at 4:03 pm
What are you kidding Dappy is so ugli frazer is the fit and lush one please don’t be so vile
xxxlittle miss emoxxx
kirsty c Reply:
May 18th, 2009 at 6:51 pm
both of the boys are fit none of them are ugly so people stop saying things like that it none of the boys fron n-dubz are gluy both are soo fitttt
reedo Reply:
October 29th, 2009 at 5:16 pm
stuff the boyz da girl is lush
nice pic so gawjuss
xx jadee
n-dubz iz gangstaa blud sikoo bruhhh!!!!
i am n-dubz biggest fan nd i luv dappayy
CharliiPrincess Reply:
June 1st, 2009 at 3:22 pm
Umm Noo Love Im N-Dubz’s Number 1 Fan Trust I Been To Every Concert And Lyk I Meet Them Twice I Got Tulisa, Dappy And Frazer AutoGraph I Got All The Albums So I Would Back Off Yeah
shahidkhan123 Reply:
December 29th, 2009 at 5:51 pm
im number one for n-dubz i’ve been to every concert around the world my room is coverd with poster and cd u need to back off
Lisa is sooooooooooo fine!!!
One of the must wonderful woman I have meet
Love U
hii yona i no you , you teached me dancing at the youth club omg i cant believe it you need to come back xx im loving ure pik hun
Hi Sara, I just want to say that your exhibition was really really nice and reading your background and how you grow up here in Britan and its a amazing what you have done and the last thing you really look beautiful and it well ne nice if you come again to drink a coffee in Canary B street.
i love the dress cleos wearingg… weres it from omg its beautifulllll
??? its jut what im looking for my 18th bday dressss
I’m a Cleopatra super fan too hope they come back really soon and stay to the top x
CLASSIC!!!!!!
That ’staggering’ 1 billion is less than the worth of 1 black American. The Founder of BET.
dappy you are soo fit xx mwaah
WOW!!!! OH MY GOD you r so cute !!! i love your music!!!! i wish you the very best!!!! by the way do you have a girlfriend??? lolZZZ
what a amazing story I found at this site, respect!
Hey Sara! As long as I’ve known you, you have always manifested great talent in all the work you do–especially in your photographs! Keep doing wonderful and I look forward to seeing all your future exhibitions!
Thanks for this Kevin, this info is really useful. Can’t wait to read next weeks. My question is, is that I want to get my music video on TV any advice on how I can do that.
Also, people tell me that Channel U take all the rights to my music if I sign their contract is that true?
Absolute essential read for anyone in or looking to come into the music industry…
wonderful, amazing!!!
brilliant,hardcore,tell it like it is,WE CAN DO IT,food for thought WELL DONE…….
serius+posse……
I’m digging this article, i’ve meet him a couple of times and his really down to earth and cool. The sky is not just the limit with him and he now knows all his hard work is paying off. His working with alot of Big guns and i’ve known about his work with Rah Digga, Busta and Bishop…
Got to love Flavour for showing him love and maybe opening the eyes to alot of people who did not know…
Dam i need to watch this
Too old comes to mind but then again you think of all them legends who still perform in Vegas. I think his pushing it a bit too much as well was the last time he performed?
We know his in debt and this tour is gonna pay some bills no doubt and i’ve just heard there planning the tour for next year as well…i’ve seen him live once and that was at the prime of his life (BAD Tour) this guy has earned his title King of Pop….i loved it…
He won’t be busting all the moves like he use to but i still think he will put on a show plus the special guest rumoured to perform such as JT and Ne-yo so far..but who knows…
want to know what sugery is that cleo got done apart from the boob job, as i am so paranoid abt my stretch marks and would love to get it done. please contact me back. x x
Great article Kevin!
I’ve always said that it’s one thing having the talent, but on it’s own, it really is not enough. This game is the game of the Music Business, that’s two words, MUSIC and BUSINESS.
For alot of us, we are well versed with the music side of things, but lack the business knowledge and acumen. Look after your business and the business will look after you!
I look forward to your forthcoming articles, more grease to your elbow and well done Flavour Mag! ~ Mr.P
Oh my days. She’s goregous.
Yes she is… Be sure to look above and read her full article.
This is one fabulous photogallery, and Sasha is one very deserving and drop-dead grogeous lady to grace the front pages of any magazine worthy of note.
Well done, Sasha xxx
Two words. SIMPLY STUNNING!!!!
Sasha looks fantastic in all of these. Pretty polly certainly has got the creme de la creme now.
This stunning lady is my cousin..
She totally deserves to be where she is today and i wish her all the best..
Love ya girlie..
x x x
Wow Sasha looks Stunning (as always). You get my 5 out of 5 Vote
daffey is fit ass
they all are the best sibgers in the world ya
1 hunard my nig
Love her hair….looks funky & Sophisticated at the same time….if thats possible
I have found that Annika’s words are at the core of most successful people from around the world and throughout history. To ignore them is to suffer.
The choice is yours.
ITS DAPPY YUU DIKEDS if yuu fink he is fitt learn how to spell his name rytt shit man aha and diss pic is soo hott man shagable baybii
lool
OMG i luv fe-nix they were brilliant at singin when i went to watch n-dubs live at wolvohampton. i hope tht they do one of there own concerts soon. W/B ly lozz XXXXX
What a breath of fresh air. Finally there has been a space given to air the untold views of many, through the eyes of a true and compassionate leader. Beauty and love are intrinsically linked and this artist expresses both. I resonate with the words and promote Art for ALL!
Hi Fenix
We think you look and sound great. Thanks for wearing Apple Bottoms in the video.
Fantastic article, how interesting to read all of the information that Lea has given. Liked the tips on what tweezers were recommended as I have bought so many that do not work. I will give them a try! Look forward to further articles by Lea.
really interesting article i have the most difficulty with my eyebrows and these tips are just what I needed so thanks again and i look forward to more useful information.
No, I don’t think you were asking for too much…Musiq’s performance wasn’t as great as it could have been, perhaps if his throat wasn’t hurting him so much?
Did you go to the Anthony Hamilton concert tho? Now that was a performance!!
Sizzla – is the Don, you know he don’t play when it comes to speaking his mind… something a lot of musicians these days are scared of doing.
That is soo so true – but the industry makes it hard for new musicians to speak there mind and sing what they really would like to sing, most artists these days a manufactured products of their record labels and end of being totally different from the vision they had in mind when they first started.
But can you blame them? we all have to eat – don’t we??
I totally I agree with both of you – on one hand you want to be yourself and promote your music, but on the other hand if you don’t have a record deal, or you do have a record deal and they want you to be a certain way, then you have to go with your contract…
Sarah Reply:
April 9th, 2009 at 8:25 pm
I agree with you too…
Yeah for real – its hard to have both, especially when you first stat out in the music business
Did any newspaper/broadcaster publish/air this photo or remotely picked up on it’s significance?
Leonard Foster Reply:
April 13th, 2009 at 2:25 pm
No I haven’t really seen it anywhere… But its here on Flavour Magazine for you all to see…
This is one of those ‘YES BREDRIN’ moments – priceless, the picture speaks volumes it really does.
The importance of Obamas presence on the world stage surpasses all expectations.
If there is a day in his life when this policeman is bursting with pride- its clearly this one… I hope he has a copy of this pic for his family.
Jackie Reply:
April 23rd, 2009 at 3:48 pm
Yes, it really does speak VOLUMES doesn’t it?????
I love it!!! Barack is a UNIVERSAL brother!!
Leonard Foster Reply:
April 13th, 2009 at 2:27 pm
Yes he is – it reminds me of the old saying never forgot the road you travel as you may have to travel that road again one day.
GO BARRACK
Karri Foster Reply:
April 23rd, 2009 at 11:11 pm
I heard that!! Are we related???? lol!
Leonard Foster Reply:
April 24th, 2009 at 10:44 am
Errr I wouldn’t know – there are a lot of Fosters out there…
Why do you say that the copper is a Royal bobby. He’s not protecting the Queen or one of the princes, he’s standing outside offices in a terraced house in a cul-de-sac near the Cenotaph not Buck House?
lookz good bro need to start getin this broni money ya dig……..
mili’s and billi’s
I watched this show and i felt so proud to see that she had won the job.
She so deserved it being the better model
and on top of it all she is a young beautiful black mother just like myself..
People like Sacha make me not only proud be give me the strength to carry on with my daily struggles because i no there is hope! x
Im nothing but happy for her…and all of the pics are stunning!! xx
Absolutely love President Obama and this pic!
I love everything i see here…….this is soo wat the UK needs!
Am definitely swapping my American Apparels for Billy Boyce Clothing!
Into my wardrobe comes Billy Boyce out onto oxfam goes my American Apparels or perhaps the bin.
Incroyable!
These designs are visually stunning, and very attention grabbing, which is extremely important in fashion. Billy Boyce Clothing is sure to be a big hit with urban youth and trend setters. I want a pair of those harem pants.
From the Intricate Mind of Justin French
very very nice
Frase&&Dappy,
Theyy Bothh Gott Somethingg Boutt Emm
Dontt Yaa Finkk Girlss?,
Yee, Daa Picss (Y),
Wentt Too See emm Otherr Dayy,
Inn Sheffield,
Theyy Waa Greatt (Y) x
little miss Emo Reply:
May 7th, 2009 at 4:10 pm
frazer ya but Dappy yuck N-Dubz rock my bloody sox off no joke yall!!!!!!!!!
xxlittle miss emoxxx
Loving this interview….Gyptian is a lovely person who is destined to go places.
This was very beautiful…The sky is indeed the limit …. good luck and much continued success to Izibor …and great job Chanel.
He is sexy…..
dappy is sooooooo fit
dappy is so fucking fit and sexy xxxx
little miss Emo Reply:
May 7th, 2009 at 4:11 pm
will yall stap talkin bout fuckin Dappy he is ugli Frazer ya NO DAPPY INVOLVED K
xxlittle miss emoxx
lil bil Reply:
May 11th, 2009 at 8:30 am
n-dubz bang bang fuk all u haterz
n-dubzz maytee are thee bestt ,…
Theeyy Need Tooo Keep Duingg Whaat Theree Duingg coozz they’ree nangg mayteee (y) x x
When will you be shipping to the United States?
It’s fantastic that you’re all feeling this picture. I wish I could have been in this police officers position. It’s all good though as I know that I’m destined to interview Barack.
Dam baby u lookin gorgeous n ur body is a knockout. When u get a chance hit up my email or myspace to c my picture.
LOLOL DAPPY IS SEXY
BUT LIKE
IT LOOKS LIKE HES WEARING LIP LINER
HAHAHAHA WHAT A WOMAN. =]
LOLOL he’s a right babe =]
I would, wouldn’t you?
Lacey has.
Aye.
But then again.
So has Erin.
Ayeeee.
Mhmmm
Jealousy is a disease, get well soon bitches ;]
Tarraaaaaaaaaaaaaaah babezzzz.
‘Ox ;]
THUMBS UP FOR PRESIDENT OBAMA, SHAKING HANDS WITH A REAL GENTLEMAN!!!
TO BAD HE DID WITH CHAVEZ… A PERSON THAT DOESN’T DESERVE ANY KIND OF ATTENTION. SPECIALLY FROM A FIGURE THE SIZE OF MR. OBAMA.
hey!! i love fenix ladies they are so different to other girl bands there voices are all different but they sound brilliant together. i went to see N dubz in manchester on the 8th of april and fenix ladies were there as guests they were amazing i love there song swagger and lady baby, i think there style is really cool they were some really gorgous clothes. xxxxxxx
Hey fenix, i think your sooo amazing, i seen you live in manchester on the n dubz tour. i love your sound, your soo different and i love it. i hope you do very well coz u deserve it and we need a new good girl band!! I love my swagger and lady baby! I like all their styles, there all so different, i like it!! lol. xxxxx
Vacation in Jamaica beach-cliffs…
My Jamaica vacation started and ended at Great Huts. I didn’t plan it that way. Wanted to go around the island but I was having so much fun there that I never left the local area. Will definitley go again….
this guy is a very influential person and deserves to be a big uk household name
Very well written may I say. This short article has sumed up the MOBO awards very well.
‘However this time with a twist,’ engages the reader to read more, as this event is known throughout the world.
‘For the first time in history,’ should, I think, be changed (every year the awards are held at a different place, so it would be obvious that they will be taking place somewhere else, this only applies if the awards are held in different places every year. However if it is the same place every year then what you have wrriten is fine).
fresh as tommi are a lovely group!!
peeks and bambi are Wicked
Sent love to them xxx
looking good girls, keep up the good work and look forward to seeing more of you
hey girls doing big things!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! never give up on the dream!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
im looking forward to the rest of your work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nuff love lo xxxxxxxxxxxxx
heavenly blessings 2 the ladies peeks and bambi hotting up the scene and working hard 2 reach their goals. the most prettiest women in the music business and awesomely amazing models too, they r gonna be big in 2009 and beyond. im wishing dem nuff success and happiness with lots of respect from junior.
Hands down the best music duo that has hit the scene. Much love and respect to Fresh As Tommi (F.A.T) & the Mo-Am Masters camp.
Best scene was in the 1st when Turbo was sweeping outside the shop and he did that dance with the broom, i’ve watched it so many times….that is history right there….the battles r great…not the biggest fan of the 2nd one but if i had to pick a scene it would be Turbo again when it looked like he was upside down dancing….love that…
Big up F.A.T doing big, good luck for the future. Holla at your boy if you want to collab
they are a cool group i love them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
is it true that dappy has cancer
This movie was the shit!!! I very much enjoyed it!
N Dubz are NOT appearing. their name has been removed from the line up and a call to LMHR organisers has just confirmed this although they have yet to make a formal announcement, leaving people to continue to buy tickets only to be disappointed when its updated in the next few days to say that N Dubz are no longer to be there. Shocking behaviour by LMHR and a wave of refunds for ticket holders to follow, no doubt!
t Reply:
June 1st, 2009 at 11:36 am
sad acts only got ticket 2 c them good cause though and concerrt was ace
I really like what PDC are doing and actively encourage all younger ‘Street Boys’ to read the book. Can’t wait for the film and hope it sends the message out to a much wider audience breaking down stereotypes within society.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO dappy doesnt ave cancer fuk sake how could u say dat man anyway N DUBZ R DA BESTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT IN DA WORLD DEY LIVE IN NORTH WEST LONDON LIK ME YEHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!
BLOODY LUV DIS SONG MAN I LUV N DUBZ DAPPYYYY LUV U
Good Day. Everything has its wonders, even darkness and silence, and I learn whatever state I am in, therin to be content
I am from Algeria and know bad English, please tell me right I wrote the following sentence: “Time flies, unless you circling are airport, stuck in traffic or waiting for your tax software to install.”
Thank you very much
. Joan.
im the designer of these cloths and gogo’s work is just amzing i love the work he as done keep it up
missssssssssssss you and me
I think i’d be a good model for u
I’m always getting requests from artists and bands to write press releases, biographies etc. Is there a career to be made out of this in a freelance capacity. I’m also interested in starting my own PR agency but not sure about where to start.
fazer is sexii love him n-dubz your gangsterrrrrrrrrr for life god bless uuuuuuu
I think this poem is beautiful and it speaks volumes…. so pwerful and so true…. Keep up the great work.
xx
n dubz think they r 2 good for stoke will never by ur mzic swine flue lol brit got talent wot ever
Im N-Dubz’s Number 1 Fan Trust I Been To Every Concert And Lyk I Meet Them Twice I Got Tulisa, Dappy And Frazer AutoGraph I Got All The Albums So I Would Back Off Yeah
hot
Vince Fraser is working on a project for us right now & I’m blown by his amazing talent & sheer professionalism!. In my opinion he is a Genius & his art is the future. Love his work!
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she looks like a lesbeian. She look real stupid wiyh half of her head shaved and the other side with long hair. If i was your mom i and i saw your hair like that , i would have shved your whole head.
man u got rnb
You made some good points there. I did a search on the topic and found most people will agree with your blog.
Summer Beach rental…
I……
Love it…Great Interview and of course shouts out to Saira on the Photography :-p
x
I went to see blood brothers in london .. i think these where the two boys that performed … It was soooo good
.. Mickey did suchh a good job 
… So funny 
… Really good actors 
… I would goo and see it again done by themmm 
x
LOL x
Mickey pretty good lookinggg
as an initial starting point for anyone thinking about entering a modelling career, this article certainly give great guidance.
However, as a photographer at iDeLick Media, I have found that there has been a rise in usage of black models and general people for body types and general hand and leg modelling.
Some of the work I have been involved with favoured dark skin models as the items of jewellery and accessories contrast well. As I am use to taking art direction, I am only guessing that the logic for this favourable choice is apparent.
If you have other links related to this could you post them for me?
LMAO JMC is not 29 hes 36 he was a yr above my brother in school!!!
You saved me a lot of time researching for my class assignment. I am in your debt forever!
I’m also wondering now how all this will change when access to me is there an opportunity there?
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Despite the scandals and controversy that surrounded him during his life…you just can’t deny or question his stardom.
The King of Pop is gone and will be missed but his music,his sound,his performance…his energy he gave to the entertainment industry will never be forgotten and will live forever
I went to see the show yesterday (27/06/09) and it was amazing…:) I havent cried like that for god knows how long…..Ben, Michael Sewell and Niki Evans were fantastic!!!!!!!! I would see the show 100 times over…… Oh and Ben who played Mickey is hot stuff,he gets my vote LOL xx
Quality article. R.I.P MJ.
omfg
went to see it last night and i actually fell in love with ben sewell. no joke.
hes gooooooooorgeous
ad the play was amazing , i cried and laughed , its a must see
im totally gonna see it again
BEN I LOVE YOU (LL)
Usher plans to divorce wife – waste of time
I watched Blood Brothers yesturday [2/7/09] was bloody FANTASTIC! ive never laughed so much in my life , singing was really good i really enjoyed it. Good actors aswell !! i would love to see it again as i enjoyed it so much!
Thanks
Louise
Very lucky Annika I would love to hand around with JLS
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could my free running team be mentioned in a magazine
omg i went to see blood brothers in london last thursday and i really enjoyed it..
i really thought Ben nd Mike Sewell did a greaaaaaaaaaaat job. i would realllyyyy like to meeeeeeeeeeeet them :L and see the performance aagaain
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that song is the best amn init!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
I loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
u DAPPY U R FITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
OH MY FRIEND HATES U BUT I LOVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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I Went to see blood brothers with my school for part of my tech week saw it 09 – 07 – 09. It was the best . It Made Me laugh and of course cry. The Acting and singing was great!
Were great !
Ben & Michael Sewell
I so Want To See It Again
xx
This is very true. I’ve recently started using sunblock. Also sunglasses to protect the eyes from sun’s rays is very crutial.
Beautiful photos Saira x
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What Amanda C. Gillespie is doing is illegal and a misdemeanor in New York. The fact she promotes she has a lawyer reviewing her work makes her acts even worse and makes this lawyer liable for aiding in the unauthorized practice of law. My advice to her clients is to be very careful and go to a real immigration lawyer.
what’s trishia got to do in that?
what a crap list!
I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don’t know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
Susan
Would like to recieve more of your music videos. Im a student at Wits University South Africa. Studying towards my Bmus. Tenor Saxophone
hi dappy i love you sososo much i have all of your songs on my phone and all of your pic on my phone cuz i love you soso much i will all ways love you <3ly xxxxxx you are soso fit and hot
i love you sososoososos much dappy i really love you … i love you sosoos much you are so hot and fit <3 ly x x x x x x x x x x x x x i have all your and n dubz music on my phone and all of your and n dubz pic i love all of n dubz but dappy much much much more <3 ly x x
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What up bro
On the Jay-z beef i think Jigga don’t need to say a word anymore, The Game is a lost soul looking to play with the big boys and that diss track is weaker then Joe Budden’s diss track to Jigga and that was lame.
As for Venom film they need to correct if they think about about doing it, as Spider 3 was so crap.
A Team ummm i’m itching to find out who is gonna be who as the last rumour i heard was that Common was gonna play Mr T (errrr hell no to that idea), i know one of the guy’s from Hangover is playing Face. For you have to have Jim Carrey as Murdock.
THANK YOU
very much for your article gald your enjoyed the show and you gave such a lovley write up.look forward to seeing you at the next one.keep up the good work.
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Male pole dancing and fitness is nothing to fear~ :0)
I went to see Blood Brothers with my drama group in May and we all fell in love with Ben Sewell
and i went again yesterday with my family and absolutely loved it !!
Ben and Michael was amazing and Niki was out of this world as well!
A definite must see.
LOVE IT!!
i thought she’s just irish and filipino..coz i’v seen her cousins in bohol..they’re just plain malays
Please take a moment to check out my documentary film BLACK HAIR
It is free at youtube. 6 parts including an update from London, England.
It explores the Korean Take-over of the Black Beauty Supply and Hair biz..
With the story of Madame C.J. Walker….it makes this story that much more painful.
I am not a hater, I am a motivator.
Plus I am a White guy who stumbled upon this, and felt it was so wrong I had to make a film about it.
Can it be taken back?
Link
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Hi,
I don’t suppose anyone knows if the ICE-T / Glove rap from the first battle is available as an MP3?
Always wanted that since i first saw the movie!
As photographer I attended the 02 arena in a professional capacity to capture
the “GAME ON AT THE 02 “. It was great to see so many positive role models for young black youth, from players to media.
While editing my pictures, a young black teenager actually said to me” You’re the first black sports photographer I’ve ever seen”. I must admit, it made me feel quite sad. We chatted for 10 minutes about how he could get a foothold as a photographer. He was glued to every word I said. At the end off our conversation he shook my hand and returned to his seat .
As he walked away , I thought to myself “That boy has got what it takes to achieve anything he wants”.
The point I’m trying to make with these comments is , we must make time for our youth , whether they want to be Pops Mensah Bonsu, Lewis Hamilton or a surgeon, we must encourage, inspire and make time for them in order for them to achieve their goals ….
C
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I loved those white boots on the girl sitting down – where did she get them?????
I LOVED THIS HAD A GREAT LAUGH AND I WISH I COULD BE THAT CLOSE TO ASTON. THAT GIRL IS SO LUCKY. ☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻
Anonymous Reply:
August 24th, 2009 at 10:07 am
i wish i could be that colse to Aston 2 he is really cutie and he is really ceeky.
My friend saw this guy at one of the jongleurs posh Christmas parties a couple of years ago and said he was hilarious and keeps going on about how everyone should book a show. You can’t beat a good stand up comedian.
I wonder how much it would cost to have him do a routine at a party? I’ve been asked to book a comedian for my brother’s 25th birthday party. Sometimes I’m a bit hit and miss with stand up comedians but Jason reminds me of a young Dave Chapelle, similar energy levels. Does anyone know of any good low budget comedians to book? If I can’t get hold of anyone with this sort of booming talent I guess I’ll have to hire a musician or something.
Massive Chris Rock fan. If I wanted to book a comedian and had a spare million pounds or so I would be on his case night and day! This film isn’t the sort of thing I would have expected from Chris. Stand up comedians I’m sure make jokes about hair…but you’re average comic will not go on the make a documentary on it. That’s where Chris Rock is different, he is anything but average! Even watching a documentary will become a comedy night.
First of all it’s ishi not yishi.
“Despite the fact that this will be Lazee’s introduction to the UK, the Swedish star has been around for some time. Hold On went Gold in Sweden and reached number two in the iTunes chart. The track reached as far as the States and caught the ear of Fred Durst who flew Lazee out to record another version of the track”
It wasn’t “Hold On” it was Lazee’s debut single “Rock Away” and they made a remix of that track + another track for Fred’s album.
sash u look lovely in this pic.. xx sam
I was involved in the filming of one of the episodes at Portland – the project was all about giving the inmates more skills to prevent re-offending and reclaim their future. Ours was specifically about helping the inmates develop anger management for those who were normally aggressive in responding to confrontational situations -and conversely to help develop assertive skills for those that needed assistance to handle peer pressure. The young men we dealt with all responded well and were very keen never to return to the intimidating environment of Portland HMYOI. Well done to the Portland HMYOI team, especially Barry Clark who was very supportive of what we were trying to achieve – and of course to Ian Wright who had the courage and commitment to challenge and help create opportunity for these young men. According to the CIPD, (April 2009) it has been estimated that a fifth of the working population has a criminal record. We all make mistakes. I’m looking forward to seeing the series.
great read was really interesting…great pics too Miss Leigh! :~)
keep up the hard work!! :~)
Love these lists but would have liked to have seen Baroness Amos in the womens list and Tim Campbell in the men. Amos has been repping black women in politics for year and her grace in public speaking is supreme. Tim Campbell (1st apprentice winner) is also a titan of inspiration in black Britain, has set up a great foundation that gives back to the community and holds him self with the classiest swagger on road.
Keep up the good work
kofi is BIIIIIG!!!!
Marcus Reply:
September 15th, 2009 at 2:59 am
4 def,….the boy is about to be very BIG
He’s a ‘Cut Above Te Rest
Dis brudda has raw talent and he ain’t chatting about the stupiness most of these other uk artists are…..his flow+lyrics on amilli is very emotional,Big up Kofi
I love martial arts. Thanks for the great info. I have been collecting martial arts videos for ages
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Nice singer, was hoping that her album would of been better. But she is good still and sounds good live.
Question is does anyone care about the MOBO’s ask alot of artist and they would laugh….
The is out dam i did not even know…must check this out
Kanye West his ego is beyond any others but now his just really made an fool of himself….what a fool the other thing is that not
Takers looks good me likes
Thanks Mack, glad you enjoyed my interview and thank you for your continued support.
XxX
Take a look at Guvna Bs page. Hes an upcoming gospel/christian rapper! lets promote the positive young people instead of the negative. http://www.myspace.com/guvnab
LOVEEEE THIS
kofi is sikkkkk
love the chains, the layers, the pearls, and how versatile they are
x
Cat
Take a look at Guvna Bs page. Hes an upcoming gospel/christian rapper! lets promote the positive young people instead of the negative. http://www.myspace.com/guvnab
One of his songs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVggRCrxTy8
kofi is gawjussssssssssss
fucking quality, he’s wicked
Can somebody pls tell me what that jacket is n where I can get it?
He reminds a little of Kanye the uk version just keepin it real 4sho!
Good for you girl your perseverance paid off!
Leonard Foster Reply:
October 1st, 2009 at 9:19 pm
I think is she keeps her wits about her and keeps grinding she will make it big in the UK and the rest of the world…
She is Georgeous xxxx
I’m glad to see kofi’s still doing his thing,keep it up bro
I was happy with the question and answer style of this interview and felt I got to know a bit more about Michelle and where she is at the moment. I found it interesting. Keep up the good work Chanel
Great i/v Chanel. I am really glad that it was focused entirley on Michelle and not Beyonce or Kelly.
I think ur so hott even though I’m only 16 years old i will always luve u bye Jay
WoW! Admittedly, Rhinna looks hot – but you can tell where she gets her style from – Grace Jones – therefore no points for orginiality, sorry! And those glasses (you know, those workman / scienist type ones) look cool, but she wasn’t the first to rock those either! NEXT! x
Rhianna is not a model and not someone that photographs too good (meow), but what do i know!
I love Kid Cudi, An Artist With Substance
Rhianna looks fantastic in these pictures! yes Grace Jones paved the way but so what? It’s Rhianna’s time now
his new video is CRRRAAAZZZY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPTZnHd-lic
one of the best in the UK end of!!!
thats whats up….this is dude is real
It’s great that Barack Obama has won The Nobel Peace Prize. He has been in power for almost a year now and even though I haven’t seen a big change, I believe his sincerity, wishes and efforts towards peace is the reason for why he recieved this award. This award clearly represents the difference between Obama and Bush.
that video is f**king BIG!!!!!
lovin dis vid, sik tune
To be honest, i don’t understand this list, where is the Tim Campbell’s, Jordan Kensington, Kanya King, this are multi-successful entrepreneurs. This list doesn;t really make any sense!
Hi Bessy, whats up ? u are looking very beautiful. Do you remember me?, you should. Anyway i am wondering how can i talk to you again it has been years. Don’t forget you though, take care and God bless you. Keep up the good work.
i love everyting that she does…well done girl
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Door opens 9pm. Last entry 12.30am. Show starts at 10pm.
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Flavour Magazine Reply:
November 4th, 2009 at 3:52 pm
Congratulations Michelle you are our 4th winner of a pair of tickets to Miss Flavour 2009, you will receive an email confirming this shortly.
Note: Photo ID will be required by everyone on the night.
Date: Wednesday 11th November 2009
Time: 9pm-3am
Venue: Cafe de Paris, 3 Coventry Street, London W1D 6BL
Door opens 9pm. Last entry 12.30am. Show starts at 10pm. Guest are recommended to get there early to get a good view.
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Flavour Magazine Reply:
November 5th, 2009 at 1:55 pm
Congratulations Jody you are our 5th and final winner of a pair of tickets to Miss Flavour 2009, you will receive an email confirming this shortly.
Note: Photo ID will be required by everyone on the night.
Date: Wednesday 11th November 2009
Time: 9pm-3am
Venue: Cafe de Paris, 3 Coventry Street, London W1D 6BL
Door opens 9pm. Last entry 12.30am. Show starts at 10pm.
Guest are recommended to get there early to get a good view.
The competition is now closed – you can purchase your tickets from Ticketweb
Just click here:
http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=detail&event=351288
can anyone provide a list of the organisations who videoed and photographed the event pls
An Amazing event by an Amazing team of people!
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Congratulations & Bring on the next Flavour Event!
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As 23 year old black Tottenham resident who has lived under Bernie Grant and D Lammy. I take personal offence to him being on this list for the simple fact that he is a bad constituency MP and has done nothing to really encourage politic activity from black ppl. He merely used Tottenham as a oneway ticket to Gordon Brown’s ….
R&A- Rhythm and Anything i love it as its so true with today’s music….
That tune wicked!
great article! very relatable and a great read, bubbly and energetic.
looking forward to the follow ups on this x
Gaia,
Look out of town! Rich Bankers (with a W) are all you will find in busy city such as London.
It’s a shame the date didn’t go to plan, please have words with your friend who hooked you up with a married doctor…..
May I suggest going for drinks with female friends to Surrey & trying your luck, I had a very good relationship with someone out of town and found the fact that we both had very different lifestyles & living in completely different environments allowed us to stay very interested in each other.
Don’t give up on men but don’t look where you have already searched….
Good luck in your quest, I find your articles very engaging and enjoyable to read!
x
true talk,flashy new technology dnt last even the manufacturer and suppliers know. this is why they ask u to take out insurance…same with flashy Men and Woman..they dnt last..lol
Good Read, !
That’s deep gaia… It show’s that there ain many of us decent guys around if you girls are constantly chopping and changing.. we all seem to have our own agenda and we need to find who we are first before pursuing that journey.
Not all in a club is bad … met my missus in a club but then is a different era to now.
Chance encounters or the quiet one in the club with nothing to prove, the one not scouting? Thats the ticket…
SO TRUE!!! Does Mr Right even exist these days???It’s like I’ve exhausted all the possible ways you can meet a guy, and I still haven’t found what I’m looking for!!! I guess I’ll just have to settle for Mr Right-Now for the time being…
Can’t wait for the next article!!!! Xx
Now i’m really interested to hear more of your experiences,
really really exciting!
Part 2 succeeded part 1,
please don’t keep me waiting tooo long for the nxt 1
This is a very nicely worded piece well done Toya, Reem, keep doing your thing, i think i saw you at the mobo’s with Su-Elise last year, the dress you made her was so elegant.
So proud of you babes!
reem puts the work in – i follow 5′5 girl ina 5′10 world all the time and u can see how it grows with her- great stuff flavour
Ive known you for about seven years now…and i don’t know anyone who works as hard as you do. Your motivation to go out there and make your dream come true is inspiring to everyone who meets you.
x
You have done extremely well to have made it this far at the age of 22 without any handouts. Your doing it all on your own babygirl, congrats
ur an inspiration, i wish u the best of luck with everything u do in ur life!
sounds like your love life is very interesting … unlike the rest of us
i think your experiences are part of what the modern london has to offer…. its 2009/10
tradition has been out the window since 05 ….. lol
im so happy finally some decent music back!!! I loved so solid the 1st time and if this single is anything to go by they will be great again.cant wait for the album
OMG!! BoyzIIMen have still got it…I want someone to make love to me in a cornfield dayuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuum!!!!!!!!!!!!! Am so gonna be at that 2010 tour….
Silvar is running tings…bad boy for reeeel!
They are still hitting it as a threesome but want that fourth member back!!! Wicked article LMAO at driving into a cornfield….creates some visual LOL!!!!!
I can relate to this article, you have to kiss a few frogs before you find your Mr right. I struck gold with my guy he’s Jamaican, gorgeous, hardworking, funny, does DIY and even cooks what more could a girl ask for.
yeah but we aint all that lucky girl….I’m still looking…am “dating” a Nigerian guy….and yes he does expect me to be a demon in the kitchen (fufu anyone?), keep the house….and work it out in the bedroom….the boy does nothing though! tired of these frogs! need my prince ASAP!
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Your pics r amazing bianca.told ya I’m gonna check u out.mmm
I’m not a fan of theirs but this is a good feature!
Where are the reviews on the black comedy awards? I have not heard a thing. NOTHING!
Not to be rude, but these girls look a bit hoodrat 101, you have the two with the fake tans, the blonde girl who likes she just hopped off some estate and the black one who looks like she works the night shift at mcdonalds, they’re sound is too americanised which is shame because they can all actually sing and they don’t very refined- like they could be video girls for some budget channel u artist.
the black one needs to put on a bit of weight and get a hairweave.
the blonde one needs to lose a bit of weight and go for more pastel colors and take off the fake tan and the orange ones need to take off the tan, one of them needs to lighten her hair because they look too alike.
i hate that they have a song called swagga because it isn’t a britsh phrase and for me- they’re sound is unoriginal and sounds like they’re ripping off some third rate version of a hoodrat version of Destiny’s Child-minus Beyonce (yes its that bad.)
This video is so funny lol, love it.
Got the album and absolutely love it. An absolutly God Blessed girl. You will definately see me at the her next show!
excellent stuff michaela is an inspiration to many
Olly Olly Olly, oi oi oi! He has to win!! Sexiest X Factor contestant ever- fact!!!!!
Stacey is def winning! Love how Dannii is finally stealing Cheryls thunder in the style stakes
you live a very interesting night life
Where did you meet her?
That’s interesting because: Originally people said NikeID wouldn’t work because it’s too custom. Then when it worked, they said it would work only on the Internet, not in stores where people want to get a shoe on the spot.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYtBAr1SfyY
whatch this video… fe-nix swagga!!! itss amazing n if you dont allready know then get to know!!! your missing out xxx
Hi Delroy, you can read a review and see pictures of the comedy awards here: http://www.flavourmag.co.uk/?p=6995
Ur body is wowzzzzz!!!!!!!!!!
Check out my recent style challenges for the UK fashion weekly magazine ‘grazia’ http://www.makemefrontrow.com/blog.aspx?id=324 Let me know what you think and if you have any winning idea’s to get the word out there and make me a winner!! karena@mynewbestfriends.co.uk
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im so upset i have been lookin for tevin campbell for years i have visit los angeles twice and i still haven’t meet him. everytime i get on this computer im lookin for somethin that got to do wit him please tell me to do
Biz look great like this, more young men should adopt this style, suites are super sexy. Sure they wouldn’t be getting turned away from clubs dressed like this.
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I’ve watched this event grow over the three years, and FLAVOUR keep moving forward. In a competitive market they are showing their worth and can’t wait for the next Miss Flavour … My missus might have started talking to me again by then … LOL …
Great music! good Style
so glad elf is over here now :0)
This article is big! Really well written and that guys muscles are too much, buff henchness for reaaal…is he single?? Forget Alexandra, I’ll wear his tee
x
loved reading this, seen dem tops about but neva knew where to buy dem, I wanna one that says “Get Hench Before Asking…If Ive got a man” lol
This interview was jokes dem questions are proper funny….. waiting for that cartoon to come out! But seriously dem muscles from chicken and supermalt….that mans at least drinking some promax lol
Just wanted to say that I loved looking at Daniel Thomas’s work. He is outrageously talented and yes his name is my surname in reverse and I’m proud of him as he’s my favourite nephew.
LOVED this film! Definitely the funniest of 2009. x
You go girl. Shay u are a pretty lady I am glad to see that u are doing well for yourself. Keep it up girl. You was one of my favorites on flava flav. I wish u much success in all u do.
“…Paris, I’m happy for you, but I just have to say-James Brown had the best celebrity death of all time!”
they should perform in california i want to see tevin campbell, and john b perform
Hey fenix, i liked the music very nice i recon you be the number 1 best 10/10 i loved the move’s very sexy
you did very well wish i could have your number. If you wanna message me back this is the my email n addi me lilromeo18@hotmail.co.uk
xXxXx
Definitely sparked my interest will check this out tonight
I watched it last night, shocking to see how she was treated and what she had to go through…
Its also funny that her name isnt as widely recognized as Mr Mandela, when its seems to depict that she was the one who actually helped keep his name alive…
What are your thoughts did you managed to watch it?
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Annika Allen Reply:
February 8th, 2010 at 11:42 am
Hi Nikki, you have won tickets to JLS’ concert please email your name and contact number to annika@flavourmag.co.uk by 2pm today to secure your place.
This party is gonna be HOT!
Firstly I would like to clap for you in attempting to tackle and highlight this issue in your mag, however your article is a little vacant in its account.
You have failed to account for the real source behind the creation of Israel which is Zionism and the 1917 Balfour Declaration, which came before WW2 and the persecution of Jews, Blacks and all other foreigners in Germany as a physical manifestation of the eugenic paradigm that swept North America and Western Europe.
There is no mention of the King David bombing by the Irgun, killing British soldiers among other tourists, and your history jumps from the 60s to the 90s, plus many other key parts are missing.
There is one very good part of your article and that is the diagram, which actually tells the real story of events. Most people, WRONGLY, believe the conflict is based on religion i.e. Muslims vs Jews; this is a smoke screen. The conflict is in fact based on occupancy and indeed an invasion. Maybe you should publish another article or organise a debate… Nice effort anyway…
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January 30th, 2010 at 10:06 am
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Annika Allen Reply:
March 15th, 2010 at 11:43 am
Hi Ian, you have won tickets for you and a friend to see 50 Cent live on stage in London please contact me at info@flavourmag.co.uk with you contact number and email today.
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Annika Allen Reply:
February 26th, 2010 at 4:26 pm
CONGRATULATIONS YOU ARE A WINNER. PLEASE EMAIL YOUR FULL NAME & ADDRESS TO INFO@FLAVOURMAG.CO.UK
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Annika Allen Reply:
February 8th, 2010 at 11:44 am
Hi Royal, you have won tickets to JLS’ concert please email your name and contact number to annika@flavourmag.co.uk by 2pm today to secure your place.
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Annika Allen Reply:
February 26th, 2010 at 4:27 pm
CONGRATULATIONS YOU ARE A WINNER. PLEASE EMAIL YOUR FULL NAME & ADDRESS TO INFO@FLAVOURMAG.CO.UK TO RECEIVE YOUR COPY IN THE MAIL.
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Hi Anneka
I want a ticket to the applebottom fashion event on January 14th 2010 please. The reason I would like to attend the event is because I am a future fashion star stylist and Fashion PR in the making and already half way to success. I am creative,hard working, determained and very success driven, that is why I have some the best people in the fashion industry from USA and UK have me on speed dial eg. my mentor and haute couture fashion style creator & art director Mohieb,LA Celeb stylist Mr. Bradshaw, New york designer Pnina Tornai, Ellite Model managment plus I am PR to lady gaga’s and Rihanna’s designer StevieB.
I will bring fun and glamour to the event and I reckon I will be featured in Flavour in the near future.
P.S Well done and keep up the good work flavour
Kind regards
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Flavour Magazine Reply:
March 18th, 2010 at 3:04 pm
Hi Kristina, congrats you have won a pair of tickets to attend Jagged Edge's concert. Please email your name, address and contact number to info@flavourmag.co.uk today.
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Flavour Mag Reply:
March 26th, 2010 at 4:08 pm
Hello Claud,
Congratulations you are one of the lucky winners of the Freestlye competition. Please email your name and address to info@flavourmag.co.uk
Keep it locked to Flavour Magazine
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Questions: Which venue will host Grand Designs Live London?
A: ExCel, London Docklands
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So good to see this. Your family must be so proud of your achievements. Keep it up girl. Your an inspiration. x
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Flavour Mag Reply:
March 26th, 2010 at 4:09 pm
Hello Elena,
Congratulations you are one of the lucky winners of the Freestlye competition. Please email your name and address to info@flavourmag.co.uk
Keep it locked to Flavour Magazine
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I would like to enter the competition for Ideal Home tickets, the show has been running 102 years.
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If you like Saved by the Bell, why not read quality SBTB ebooks for free? Take a look what you will find on http://www.funfanfiction.com “Screech Tells All” Lisa Turtle, a beautiful African-American teen, loved good looking boys and expensive clothing, but she herself was not sure as to which one she preferred most. She was easily the wealthiest of all of her friends in Bayside High, but sometimes she did not feel as though she was reaping the rewards of her good fortune. It was Sunday afternoon, and all of her friends, although poorer than she, were at the beach soaking up some rays and drinking colas, while she was stuck in the hospital emptying foul smelling bedpans and handing out magazines. Lisa did not do this volunteer work out of any great sense of compassion, nor out of any need to feel that she was giving back to the community. Her parents’ enthusiasm for that deftly made up for any lacking of hers in that department. How often they would grind in her ear about how fortunate they were, and how they should look for ways to help out the community that had been so good to them. It seemed to Lisa that they were feeling a little bit guilty about being relatively well-off. It is true that both of her parents had dreamed of becoming doctors when they grew up so that they could do some good in this world. It wasn’t their fault that the price of that dream was to be plagued with a pretty nifty income. Continued http://www.funfanfiction.com
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March 1st, 2010 at 1:35 pm
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February 27th, 2010 at 1:17 pm
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Flavour Mag Reply:
March 26th, 2010 at 4:08 pm
Hello Alaina,
Congratulations you are one of the lucky winners of the Freestlye competition. Please email your name and address to info@flavourmag.co.uk
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Brilliant! Just watching the trailer reminds me of my film school days, and you gone out there and done it big respect!
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Annika Allen Reply:
March 15th, 2010 at 11:40 am
Hi Megan, you have won tickets for you and a friend to see 50 Cent live on stage in Birmingham please contact me at info@flavourmag.co.uk with you contact number and email today.
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Flavour Magazine Reply:
March 26th, 2010 at 1:17 pm
Hello Lorr,
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Keep it locked to Flavour Magazine
Lorr Reply:
March 27th, 2010 at 1:29 pm
Thank you very much, I look forward to watching the film.
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Flavour Magazine Reply:
March 16th, 2010 at 5:11 pm
Congratulations Nehemiah – You are the winner of the pair of tickets to the Shank premiere.
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With diseases, unwanted pregnancies and the potential emotional complications of sex, it is no wonder every holy book advocates it only within the sanctity of marriage/monogamy.
People of Jewish faith believe that sex with partners before marriage de sensitises one to their ultimate partner with every sexual partner. Which one of us hasnt compared the technique, size or prowess of a partner against another? I believe there is some truth in that.
In relation to equalaity of the sexes – male or female; we value most what doesnt come easy to us and treat it better too. Primark vesus Gucci is a good case in point. In any interaction we want to feel we have been valued as an individual for our positives attributable only to us.
Be you male or female if a person wants to sleep with you before you feel you have 'earned' a place in their affections or they have seen you for you, you lose a little respect for that person and what they are about. Dont get me wrong I am not saying sex early on will always lead to disappointment, but if you think about your best first encounters and how comfortable you felt with it and the other person after the event it was because you felt they got you – even if only for that short period.
Whether we like it or not the issue of sex will never be as cut and dry as some of us would like it to be. It is an intimate act designed for procreation. Procreation is necesary for our survival. Emotions are mother natures by product. How can that ever be cut and dry?
Thank you for your comments Buffy. Sex is always an issue where young people are concerned. its one of those double edge swords when there is no wrong or right answer.
Be sure to check out the other articles you may find this one interesting…
http://www.flavourmag.co.uk/is-abortion-the-new-c...
Yes it is definitely a scary world. Teenage pregnancy and promiscuity in the UK are of huge concern and I think that we need to go back to basics when it comes to sex education for our children and making sure that teenagers and adults are all aware of the various forms of contraception out there as well as STIs and also taught to respect themselves, their bodies and others.
ccc Reply:
March 25th, 2010 at 4:24 pm
SPOT on Annika…..people talk about contraception like its soul purpose is to prevent pregnancy.
What about the STI's?! They need to realise sex education is about more than telling young women they need to get on the pill…
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wow, I read this link then I did the Google search and yes as soon as I typed "why" that question came up… so I clicked one of the links and it lead me on an interesting education path and enlightened me on my lunch break. Thanks for posting this….
In addition my Google trail led me to the cartoon "coal black" I know I'm jumping on this late but that cartoon is disgusting it's probably one of the most racist videos I've ever seen in my life I'm shocked that the black actors of the day agreed to voice the parts but then it was 1942 and bills needed paying.. but still….
you can watch it here
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Why bother having a magazine that just promotes everything within the genre it represents.
Justifying it's own existence perhaps, or just congratulating it's narcisistic back slapping, blog happy mates for simply getting off their arse and doing something. Whether it be a completely misguided film, or some poorly produced track with rapping that is tantamount to mere nursery rhymes over a basic speak n spell beat.
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Bit of a sensationalist article. Was it sponsored by pro-life groups?
Figures are a bit vague too – "Abortions in the UK have reached record levels – almost 200,000 a year in England and Wales – a rate second only in the western world to the US."
The US is a much bigger country so if you're comparing the two you really need to look at how many women that is out of, rather than just saying England and Wales has more or less than other countries.
The journalist should also have looked at other reasons why girls and women may be having multiple abortions rather than only interviewing people who suggest it is as an example of laziness. Sounds to me like these females have very little self esteem if they can't even be bothered to sort out contraception for themselves before having sex.
And putting a scan picture of a foetus on is just tacky.
Is that to try and guilt us all into seeing these women as evil?
You haven't captioned it, but that looks to me like a foetus who is pretty well-formed, ie. way past the point at which an abortion would be allowed.
What a shame. When I saw the front of this magazine I felt quite interested by it and was hoping it would provide something new for the market.
On the strength of this one article (admittedly not the whole mag) it seems you are seeking to appeal to all the old lowest common denominators of prejudice, knee-jerk reactions and Daily Mail sensibilities.
once or twice is unfortunate, maybe a bit careless and somewhat unfortunate, but 9 times is just stupid. I don't care what way you want to paint it. That woman is obviously an idiot.
I don't want this to come across as rude or aggressive but if you were not ashamed why haven't you given your real name?
I guess the pill failed me but even though i was 18 I was working, had somewhere to live & a partner – it was a no brainer… my 'baby' is now 5, I'm still working, still have a social life. Not saying that I am planning more anytime soon – BUT i made sure that I wasn't put in a position where abortion is even an option. Thats not for religious reasons but when there are so many people struggling to have children, for medical reasons etc…. how can someone so flippantly get rid of life when so many struggle to bring kids into the world? Someone close to me currently in remission from a horrible and aggressive cancer basically found out that she won't be able to have kids now….she put her ability to have children over her own health – and still couldn't have them. I wouldn't even point her in the direction of this article as she didn't get a choice….
My point is a baby is not the end of your life but something that gives you more focus ambition and drive to succeed. It wouldn't be easy, but if it did happen to me again abortion wouldn't cross my mind. I am big enough and confident in myself to know that whatever 'barriers' there may be in raising a kid – I can handle them.
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