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The 'Steve Harvey Show' and 'All of Us' actress sported a festive purple sequin top and super-short shorts at Atlanta's 'Sex and the City 2' Glam Squad Remixx party, where fans of the movie celebrated fabulous footwear with local celebrities and media personalities. What do you think of the actress's look?
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By: fashionedbygod33 on 5/26/2010 8:20PM
Not hot.
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By: goddess on 5/26/2010 11:02PM
It's glam! It's Hollywood. Most people on the boards are used to everyday wear. Only exceptions are youth who are more fashionable and people who go to the clubs. I depends on who you are, how and where you livin' I think it is fabulous!
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By: Soul_Renaissance on 5/27/2010 8:03AM
I'll always be a fan! Much ado about nothing. It definitely works.
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By: Brown Sugah Baby on 5/27/2010 10:14AM
I've loved the characters she's played - especially Laveda on The Steve Harvey Show - this outfit though, not so much - kind of cheesy looking.
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By: Sus7637 on 5/27/2010 6:48PM
WHY DO THESE WOMAN ALWAYS FEEL THAT DRESSING LIKE LOSE WHORES MAKE THEM LOOK CUTE AND SEXY WHEN THEY LOOK CHEAP, AND SOOOOO TIRED! THIS GOES FOR ALL WOMAN... NO MATTER WHAT RACE. SHE KNOW WHAT I KNOW SHE OUGHTA COVER THEM LEGS AND PUT ON SOMETHING LESS SHOWY AND CLASSY.
EVERYTHING WOMAN LIKE THIS DO IS FOR MAN, MAN, MAN..... AND TRYING TO PROVE SOMETHING TO THE WORLD. YOU COULD LOOK BEAUTIFUL AND DRESS CASUAL AT THE SAME TIME. PEOPLE TODAY ARE TOO BUSY LISTENING TO WHAT THE WORLD SAYS WHAT YOU HAVE TO LOOK LIKE TO BE BEAIUTIFL.... AND MEN AND WOMAN, AND TEENS FOLLOW THEM. (NOT ME) F THE FASHION WORLD AND THE WORLD IN GENERAL! I'M MY OWN PERSON.
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By: Fashionedbygod33 on 5/29/2010 12:59PM
Preach Sus7637!
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By: Sus7637 on 5/27/2010 7:09PM
That character she played on the Steve Harvey show acted like a silly circus baffoon. all she needed was a scarf around her head, red lipstick and stirring a pot of grits up yaking!
i dont know why black men and woman always accept the part that they dont have to accept... acting like baffoons, making silly faces and killing and shooting each other (the men)
black woman and men need to look for that half brain of theirs and search for they're common sense and use it! quit acting like circus baffoons to get a check!
people are laughing at you and not with you.... and think we all dont have good sense upstairs as a race already, by the way blacks act and treat each other and how they act on television. no laughing matter at all!
look at that stupid ass baffoon Chris Rock and how he acts. look at that baffoon show called Everybody hated Chris with that racist teacher saying racist things to his character on the show... and they slyly wrote in the script for him not to say anything smart back to that flour face bitch on purpose!
when will his dumb ass ever wake up and learn to love himself and quit disgracing himself and blk wmn. he can't even talk correct and dont know how to act intelligent... when he always has to act like a f'kn circus baffoon!
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July 28, 2010
Actress Terri J. Vaughn’s TAKE WINGS FOUNDATION
Hosts Star-studded Gala to Benefit At-risk Teen Girls
7th Annual Angel Awards Benefit – SF Marriott Marquis, Aug. 21, 2010
Joining celebrated actress Terri J. Vaughn to host, perform, speak and be honored during her TAKE WINGS FOUNDATION’s seventh annual Angel Awards Benefit gala are:
EVENT CO-HOSTS: Actress Denise Boutté (FILM: “Sister’s Keeper,” “Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married?” “Death Valley: The Revenge of Bloody Bill;” TV: “Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns”) and Actor Lamman Rucker (FILM: “The Greatest Song,” “Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married?” “Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Too?,” TV: “Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns;” THEATER: “Black Angels Over Tuskegee”)
EVENT ENTERTAINMENT: R&B Vocalist, Actress Angie Stone (DISCOGRAPHY: I Ain't Hearin You (2009), Unexpected (2009), The Art of Love & War (2008), Stone Love (2004), Mahogany Soul (2001) …); FILM: “School Gyrls,” “Pastor Brown,” “The Fighting Temptations” …; TV: varied guest roles; THEATER: “Chicago”
EVENT KEYNOTE: Melissa Maxcy Wade (Executive Director of Forensics, Emory University; National Associated Press Presidential Debate Evaluation Panelist)
2010 ANGEL AWARD HONOREES: Denise LeNoir, M.S.N., M.S.H.A., F.N.P. and Ronny Turiaf, founder, Ronny Turiaf Heart to Heart Foundation
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Known as much for her community service as for her superbly entertaining acting, Terri J. Vaughn is founder of TAKE WINGS FOUNDATION, a non-profit organization that addresses social and life skills needs of at-risk teen girls. On Saturday, August 21, 2010, TAKE WINGS will host its seventh annual benefit black-tie affair with festivities commencing at 6:00 pm at San Francisco Marriott Marquis, 55 Fourth Street. Tickets ($150 per person) may be purchased online at www.TakeWings.org. Of course sponsors are invited and welcome.
TAKE WINGS FOUNDATION is a non-profit organization whose mission is to build the self esteem of San Francisco Bay Area at-risk girls between the ages of 13 and 18 by providing positive experiences and role modeling. The organization’s major components involve encouraging and enabling teen girls to: provide community service, participate in life skills development activities and workshops, and earn academic scholarships.
The event’s special guest entertainer Angie Stone extends her personal invitation, “I would love for you to join me and my friend Terry J. Vaughn at TAKE WINGS FOUNDATION’s seventh annual Angel Awards Benefit. I will be performing and my friend Lamman Rucker and Denise Boutté will be your hosts for the evening.” Stone implores you to “Support your youth – our youth by coming out and joining us.”
“Gala attendees are in for a fun, entertaining and informative evening,” said Vaughn. “Internationally acclaimed debate coach Melissa Maxcy Wade, a dynamite speaker, will deliver the evening’s keynote address and I am overwhelmed that she is able to join us.” Vaughn continued, “I am particularly excited that TAKE WINGS will recognize two of our community’s generous contributors with its 2010 Angel Awards. We’re thrilled to honor Denise LeNoir, a dedicated nurse practitioner who has an overwhelming sense of responsibility to provide healthcare for adolescents and teens, whether or not their parents can afford it; and pleased to underscore ongoing philanthropic and charitable work of former Golden State Warriors forward Ronny Turiaf.”
Because Vaughn has many supportive friends, there’s always a chance that attendees will be surprised with unexpected celebrity guests. This is an evening not to be missed!
TAKE WINGS is grateful to each of its corporate and individual sponsors for their generosity. Supporters include: Wells Fargo, Safeway, Inc., Kaiser Permanente, Ross Stores, Valero Benicia Refinery Company, KBLX-102.9FM, Ingrid Moore, Dr. Michael LeNoir and Denise LeNoir, Starbucks Coffee Company, and Beebe Memorial Cathedral CME Church.
ABOUT TERRI J. VAUGHN:
Terri J. Vaughn has entertained us on television for eight seasons as a series regular. First, she stole America’s heart with her lovable portrayal of Lovita Alizay Jenkins on the WB’s “The Steve Harvey Show.” After that, Vaughn made her way to UPN’s “All of Us.” Currently, she is a cast member currently on the hit TBS television sit-com “Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns.” Her film credits include "Three Can Play That Game," "Tyler Perry's Daddy's Little Girls," "Redrum," and "Angels Can't Help But Laugh." Vaughn has been honored with three Image Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actress, a nomination for a 2005 BET Comedy Award, and also nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her work on “Soulfood.”
But, before Vaughn ever had her first audition, she was growing up in a housing project in San Francisco’ Hunter’s Point district. Today, she is determined to create positive, inspirational experiences for other young women growing up in the projects. Out of her desire to give back to her community, in 1997, Vaughn started TAKE WINGS FOUNDATION.
ABOUT Melissa Maxcy Wade
Melissa Maxcy Wade, Executive Director of Forensics, is a faculty member in the Division of Educational Studies at Emory University. Since 1972 Wade has overseen the growth of one of the most dynamic intercollegiate debate and education programs in the U.S. She has coached Emory to over thirty national college championships, and has received every major coaching and service award in her field. Wade is one of only three university debate coaches in the U.S. who has served on the National Associated Press Presidential Debate Evaluation Panel for every U.S. Presidential election since 1976. Wade is also a principle founder of the Urban Debate League (UDL), a program to reduce inequality in education in socio-economically challenged schools.
EDITORS: To arrange interviews or obtain photos of noted participants, or to RSVP (REQUIRED) for on-site event coverage, contact Toni Beckham | 209-832-8020/408-499-3664 Toni@PRetCetera.com.
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