Friday, November 14, 2014

Anecdote/TGIF

Happy Friday everyone, ... Let's Talk about It!!!

A true hero, is one of courage and humility.  True heroism is remarkably sober, very non dramatic.  It is not the urge to surpass or be seen by all others at whatever cost, but the urge to serve others at whatever cost.  Getting close to the light is a brilliance, and a honor.  What we give back, shouldn't be self serving, sharing is the ultimate unselfish act of kindness, very priceless.

For some the aging process Is frightening, though not afforded to all, many would agree, it beats the alternative.  Reality attests that constant work is required, you must teach your flock and plan for your harvest.  For every situation that has us convinced that we can't go 'through' the unbearable, yet we make it through, its all adds to what is revealed, not by chance, but fate and destiny.  A life transformation happens, when we can rid the chaos, and own our baggage.   We must be willing participants to muddle through to achieve the proper anecdote.

What Are You Doing With Your Life?


Best'


Kevin Knighton

Thursday, November 13, 2014

Whores in Hollywood ...

DUMBASSES - Hollywood  continues to 'pick' and choose what new 'assholes' make it into the Entertainment industry.  The KRASHIAN gang, famous for what??? Three Ho's turning tricks for pay in  Hollyhood.  Careful people what you to choose to lay day with ...



Khloe K illustrated once again how she strives for attention, truly fodder of what a life can be liked when your African American father (O.J. Simpson) denies your existence.   Ugh smdh

One to Watch ...

Jack Falahee was born and raised in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and graduated New York University's Tisch School of the Arts where he performed in the several stage productions. Since graduation, Falahee appeared in the films and television shows, before his breakout role as Connor Walsh, a gay law student, in the Shonda Rhimes-produced ABC series, "How to Get Away with Murder".


Falahee made his television debut in 2013, with guest-starring role in The CW teen comedy-drama series, The Carrie Diaries, and later appeared on the short-lived NBC series, Ironside. He starred opposite Haley Lu Richardson and Mary McCormack in the Lifetime movie Escape from Polygamy, which premiered on August 24, 2013. Falahee later had roles in a number of independent films, including Hunter,Blood and Circumstance and Slider. In 2014, he appeared in action-thriller Rage opposite Nicolas Cage and Aubrey Peeples.  Also in that year he had a recurring role of Charlie McBride on the ABC Family teen drama series,Twisted.[8]

Breezy 'STILL' has it ...

The Soul Train Awards 2014 will air Nov 30th on Centric.  The show was filmed over the weekend.  The show opened with Chris 'Breezy' Brown who went into the event with seven nominations, he opened the show with some hits including "Yo (Excuse Me Miss)," "New Flame" and "Loyal.", and that bruh didn't miss a beat.  Clearly he is the modern day King of R&B, shaming his contemporaries such as Usher, Trey Songz, August Alsina etc., Chris Brown, the R&B superstar alsowent home with the awards for Best Collaboration and Best Hip-Hop Song of the Year for “Loyal.”  Nico & Vinz, went home with Best New Artist.


Other highlights was 80's superstar Stephanie Mills bring the house down with a powerhouse performance of her classic 'Home'.  90s R&B icons Jodeci reunited for the first time in years to perform a nostalgic medley of fan favorites including “Freek’n You,” “Come & Talk to Me,” “Stay,” and “Forever My Lady.” The North Carolina quartet also debuted its new single “Nobody Wins” with help from B.o.B.

Wendy Williams hosted the show which honored R$B group Kool and The Gang.  Singer a Eric Benet sang the hook to Gang's 'Ladies Night' followed by Lil' Kim, DaBrat and Missy Elliot for their mid nineties classic 'Not Tonight' which featured the late great Lisa 'Left-Eye' Lopez on video monitors.  Their performance was BANANAS ... Truly a must see. 

Flashback Who's That ...

Can you imagine being offered the opportunity. to be the First Lady of a 'then' new label 'LaFace' records, and turning it down (Toni Braxton thanks you) only to sign with another start up label 'Silas' records.  Thats the kind of 'questionable' choices that singer, songwriter Chanté Torrane Moore made coming into this industry.  We were first introduced to this lovely beauty's voice on the 'Candlelight and You' duet with singer Keith Washington, from the House Party II soundtrack.  Her silky voice wet our appetite for 'more' from MOORE!  She grew up in San Francisco, California, gigging around the Bay Area.  In 1992 she released her debut album 'Precious' and released her first single the seductive 'Love's Taken Over'.  Her debut went 'Gold' and to this day remains, a quiet storm staple.  Moore never received the attention that her voice and face deserves.  A fews years after her debut 'precious' we saw the lukewarm reception to her followup album 'A Love Supreme' which went nowhere. 


Silas records was trying to convince Moore that she made the right decision by choosing Silas, mind you by this time Toni Braxton was now a bonafide SUPERSTAR.  Her label decided to hire 'hit' producer Rodney Jerkins, everything he touched turned to gold and platinum.  Her third album 'This Moment Is Mine' was completed, Silas tried to decide on the first single between 'If I Gave Love' or 'Chante's Got A Man', they opted for the latter.  Jerkins  being the hot producer, everyone wanted him, to work with their artist including Sean Combs' who was working on Jennifer Lopez's debut. 


Puffy heard and loved the track 'If You Had My Love' and wanted it for Lopez, only thing was, that track belonged to Moore. Combs insisted that Jerkins write a track like that for Lopez, it was entitled 'If You Had My Love' it was the 'same' song.  Silas was still working 'Chante's got a Man' for Moore, Lopez's label Columbia records serviced her debut single to radio, it went to #1 in June 1999, before Silas could release Moore's second single, talk about bad timing.  It was downhill from there.  Her fourth and final release for 'Silas' records was entitled 'Expose', Moore had married and divorced actor Kadeem Hardison and was clearly 'bitter'.  Three years later Moore was happy about life again, she married singer Kenny Lattimore and released a duets album 'Things That Lovers Do' on Arista records.  It was was well received, their followup tanked, so did their marriage.


Since then Moore has become an Independent artist releasing two self financed projects and a victim or ratchet reality television, starring in Hollywood Divas:LA.  One thing that can not be denied is Moore's dynamic voice, she's one of the most talented vocalist in the business, with a great  work ethic.