Born William James Adams Jr., Will.I.Am showed an interest in music from an early age. Before his pursuit of a musical career, though, he ... Read More
Black History of Health
Black History of Health: Tionne ‘T-Boz’ Watkins
She may have been named Tionne Watkins at birth but the world only knows her as ‘T-Boz’. Since the 1990s, that stage name has marked her as ... Read More
Black History of Health: Venus Williams
Venus Willams is incomparable. One of the most decorated tennis players in its history, she has managed to come out as the victor of ... Read More
Black History of Health: Michelle Williams
Though Michelle Williams now has multiple albums to her name and was a member of the well-known group, ‘Destiny’s Child’, she had doubts for ... Read More
Black History of Health: Solange Knowles
Though she may be most well known as being Beyonce’s younger sister, Solange Knowles is quite the musical powerhouse in her own right. Born ... Read More
Black History of Health: Halle Berry
Though Halle Berry is well known for her acting these days, she actually started out as a model. This venture eventually led to her being ... Read More
Black History of Health: Wendy Williams
Many people know Wendy Williams from her famous television show but the celebrity actually got her start in radio. Starting in 1986, she ... Read More
Black History of Health: Morgan Freeman
Though Morgan Freeman is known worldwide for his commanding voice and acting prowess, he actually wanted to be a fighter pilot in his early ... Read More
Black History of Health: Nick Cannon
Nick Cannon has become a staple in the entertainment industry, mainly from a combination of his talent and hard-working attitude. Though ... Read More
Black History of Health: Ray Charles
Frank Sinatra called him “the only true genius in show business.” Billy Joel said that he” was more important than Elvis Presley.” To his ... Read More
Black History of Health: Lil Wayne
He was born Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., but you might know him as Lil Wayne. After making music for almost three decades, he’s considered to ... Read More
Black History of Health: James Brown
When James Brown died on Christmas Day 2006 at age 73, officials at Atlanta's Emory University Hospital Midtown cited congestive heart ... Read More