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Michael Jackson and his siblings Jackie, Jermaine, Marlon and Tito as members of "The Jackson Five".

Leon Sylvers and his siblings as members of "The Sylvers" known for their 1976 hit "Boogie Fever".

Pam Grier - The undisputed queen of the blaxplotation genre as the star of "Coffy" (1973) "Foxy Brown" (1974) and "Jackie Brown" (1997).

Angela Davis - Political activist, scholar and member of The Black Panther Party.

Tamara Dobson - Actress who star in "Cleopatra Jones" (1973) and "Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold" (1975).

Julius "Dr. J" Erving retired MVP Forward Guard of the Philadelphia 76ers.

Lionel Richie and members of "The Commodores" best known for their hits "Brick House", "Easy" and "Three Times A Lady".

Lee Meriwether in "Batman" TV movie (1966)

Julie Newmar in "Batman" TV series (1966-1967)

Eartha Kitt in "Batman" TV series (1967-1968)

Michelle Pfeiffer in "Batman Returns" (1992)

Halle Berry in "Catwoman" (2004)

Anne Hathaway in "The Dark Knight Rises" (2012)

My favorite is Eartha Kitt as Catwoman in the 1960's Action-Adventure series "Batman" with her sex appeal and was the perfect voice for the role, especially the way she "meows" and "purrs".

It makes me wonder were there any safety violations, at that site in West Virginia where the tragedy occurred.

Perhaps it all depends on the cooking time or how much meat are in those birds.

On the afternoon of March 11, a 48 year old woman was struck and killed by a northbound #6 Train, as she attempted to retrieve a purse that has been dropped on to the tracks, at the 77th Street and Lexington Avenue Station. I wouldn't take the risk if I were to accidentally drop a cell phone or some other item on to the tracks, I would have an MTA employee or a cop to assist me.

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OR WAS IT JUST A CONSPIRACY?

On the evening of April 4, 1968 in Memphis, Tennessee the nation was stunned, infuriated and saddened when a sniper's bullet ended the life of late Civil Rights Leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. the moment he stood on the balcony of The Lorraine Hotel, now converted to The National Civil Rights Museum.

James Earl Ray Dr. King's accused assassin, died on April 23, 1998 as a result of liver failure (severe cirrhosis) during his incarceration, serving his 99 year sentence for his conviction. Ballistics anaylists compared the markings of the bullet, that strucked Dr. King with the rifle found at the crime scene with James Earl Ray's fingerprints on it DO NOT MATCH, which proves that he couldn't have done it. He could have been granted a new trial, would been had exonerated for the murder.

Wondering does he or she deserves, on what you give on that special day.

I mean anyone...

1. Your classmate at school.

2. Your colleague at work.

3. Your next door neighbor.

4. Your fellow church member.

5. Your sibling's best friend.

and so on...

Last Christmas my niece and my nephews received those Squakers McCaw robotic parrots, given by me that talks, repeats anything being said, dances and sings and like a real live parrott except it doesn't fly or poops. My relatives and I were laughing histircally it comes with a rubber cracker, plastic perch, remote control and instruction booklet. I had so much fun I can just imagine it getting cooped up, in some cage with a real live Macaw or some other parrott maybe they could learn a lot from it.

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Inspired by a true story, Denzel Washingtoin portrays a notorious Harlem druglord Frank Lucas back in the early 1970's had built his multi-milllion dollar empire, along with most of his family members from North Carolina. By smuggling heroin from Thailand into the coffins of dead soldiers during the Vietnam War, by the help of some of the troops there, even some of them shoot up heroin too.

Then the drugs being distributed and sold by 30 members of Lucas Organization, thoughout the New York City area then selling it under the name "Blue Magic" which is more pure and cost less the the competition. Russell Crowe who potrays Richie Roberts an undercover narcotics officer, who investiagated the operation eventually ended, along with those crooked NYPD detectives.

On the exterior of some New York City taxicabs, there's colorful floral patterns painted usually placed on the hood, trunk and even the roof what do you think about it?

What about those GPS devices installed in them?

Last weekend while heading to my local barbershop to get a haircut, I was thinking of how should it be cut. Then I decided to shave it bald, instead of having it clean-cut as usual. Then last Monday while stepping into an elevator on my way to lunch, I was with one of my friends Joei, when she took one look at my head and said "Why did you shave your head like that for?" then I said "The reason why I've got my head bald, because I want to save money on haircuts, since my hair grows so fast."

Ever notice that gap located by the bleachers at Yankee Stadium, those #4 Lexington Avenue Express trains that passes on the elevated tracks, by the River Avenue side of the ballpark just south of 161 Street-Yankee Stadium Station. Have you ever catch a glimpse of any games in progress there while riding on the train? Even in an event if a train slows or comes to a full stop, you could perhaps catch most of the action while being in one of those cars. Not sure in the future when the new Yankee Stadium, is scheduled to open sometime for the 2009 season.

Yesterday afternoon in Minneapolis a bridge crossing the Mississippi River, collasped while it was undergoing nonstructural re-decking work. I'm from New York City where there are many bridges connecting Manhattan to The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and the State Of New Jersey which is the George Washington Bridge. Some of those are at least a century or more years old, some of them has been renovated. I never been anxious of crossing over a bridge. My sincere condolences goes out to those deeply affected by this tragedy.

The lovely actress Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon who portrayed Francesca "Fancy" Monroe in the sitcom "The Jamie Foxx Show" and as Valerie Heywood in the crime drama "N.Y.P.D. Blue". She also co-starred in the films " Coming To America" (1988), "Wild, Wild, West" (1999), "Double Take" (2001) and "Bad Company" (2002) recently appeared on the cover of the August 2007 issue of "PLAYBOY" Magazine.

Especially for her self-gratification among the ladies I've ever known, either at the workplace or at school, some of them had flirted with me before. Back in the Spring of 1994 there's a lovely woman named Alicia who's a mulatto, tall and slim. Who once worked as an receptionist a my job, although she's engaged at the time, she smiled, winked at me and asked for chewing gum. Then there's Joei whom I known for the past 4 years, works as an administrative assistant. While she's in a cheerful mood, she would sometimes winked at at me, constantly ask me questions as "You go out on dates?", "Which movies have seen lately?", "What are you doing this weekend?" It really makes me wonder about them.

So what's your choice fellas?

1. large or stocky bulit

2. obese (fat)

3. athletic fit

4. slender

5. slim

6. voluptuous

7. tall

8. all of the above

So how did you cope without air conditioners or fans operating back then? On that sweltering Wednesday Evening, of July 13, 1977 I was in the comfort and safety of my home, with my family. While I watched outside the livingroom window, I noticed some of the lights of the streetlamps were out. Then at approximately at 9:15 p.m. the madness had began, at first I thought it was just my neighborhood, but it's the entire city affected by the blackout. Stores were looted, ransacked and vandalized. There were even some arsonous fires throughout the night, in most sections of The Bronx, Brooklyn and Manhattan. Me and my family was well prepared, of having some flashlights handy for use. I turned on a small transistor radio, which only receives AM frequency. There was no running water in the apartment. Power was restored by the morning, sure was a shame for food, being thrown out from the refrigerator.

Which do you ladies choose to wear on the beaches, throughout the hot, sweltering summer while playing volleyball, snorkling, strolling, sunbathing, surfing or swimming. Wherever you go don't forget your sunblock.

Who I've been infatuated with, in the music genre are Melanie Brown aka Scary Spice, Beyonce Knowles, Toni Braxton, Mariah Carey, Donna Summer, Deniece Williams, Paula Abdul, Sister Sledge, Alicia Keys, Jody Watley, Shelia E., Sade (pronounced Shar-day), The Mary Jane Girls, Angela Bofill, Rihanna, Ciara, Mya, Gwen Stefani, Deborah Harry of Blondie, Jennifer Lopez, Sheena Easton, Teena Marie & Karyn White.

Other than being at The French Quarter in New Orleans, during Mardi Gras celebration, in February which among other U.S. cities are best known, for women exposing indecency or flashing themselves in public? Perhaps somewhere in Miami or West Palm Beach during spring break, or maybe in your own neighborhood. I'm sure some of you had seen "Girls Gone Wild" video series.