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  1. BET'S REGINALD HUDLIN: One Year Later
  2. Debates and debates
  3. NOTES FROM NEW ORLEANS: The Evolution Of A Local
  4. Nauvoo Pageant kicks off second season
  5. 07-06-06 Eur All On One Page
  6. White House visit thrills locals
  7. EUR FILM REVIEW: 'Black Hair' -- Documentary Reveals Korean Domination of Black Hair Care Industry
  8. Civil rights group slams Sony ad
  9. MUSIC BITS: Ross' 'Miami'; Biggie and P.E. dolls; CL Smooth's 'Me'; Chingy's 'Hoodstar.'
  10. Church to be recognized for old dual role
  11. FILM/TV BITS: Beckford riled up; Star's late Range; Brandy's 'View' debut; DMX on BET; free 'Blade' on iTunes; Arab beauty backs Oprah, Ferrera enters 'Darkness.'
  12. Black security officers march for freedom from poverty
  13. JOSEPH C. PHILLIPS: Revisiting Hope
  14. Civil Rights Group: Edgewater High School Promotes Racism
  15. BOBBY BROWN WAS BEING HIMSELF AT ESSENCE, UNFORTUNATELY: Bizarre antics spoil reunion with New Edition; crowd screamed for him to leave.
  16. WASHINGTON (FinalCall.com) - House Republican leaders postponed a...
  17. 07-05-06 Eur All On One Page
  18. Fast feud ignited by black franchisee's claim
  19. STIFF SENTENCES HANDED DOWN TO POST-KATRINA LOOTERS: Three get 15 years each for making off with liquor, wine, and beer.
  20. DuSable Museum Arts and Crafts Festival
  21. MEET BRANDY, RAY J & MOM: The Norwoods give you an update
  22. Gay Teen Caught in a Pickle Between Mom and Aunt in Motion and Location , in NYC's Midtown Fest
  23. BRANDY, RAY J, & MOM: The Norwoods Take on Reading, Writing, Reality
  24. Minorities More Likely To Be Drowning Victims
  25. ANDRAE CROUCH ALBM RELEASE RECAP: Crouch's magnum opus won't blow over.
  26. Scraps of history
  27. LA CHURCHES UNITE TO COMBAT JOBLESSNESS AMONG AFRICAN AMERICANS: Churches are working together to help unemployed find work
  28. Program encourages empowerment among women
  29. FROM TRAGEDY TO TRIUMPH: Gospel artist plans church tours to take non-violence message nationwide.
  30. HUD charges New Jersey landlord and two employees with violations of...
  31. Interview: Elvin Williams, Gospel Music Channel Exec's Journey To The Top, Part 1
  32. Black actor turnout surprises, delights Shootout
  33. VIRTUE'S NEW REALITY: The Trotter sisters shift to Dark Child Gospel for 'Testimony'
  34. Partnership offers a chance to do things
  35. 'PAPER CHASERS' HIP HOP DOCUMENTARY SET TO DEBUT TONIGHT: Look for it at 9 PM on the Independent Film Channel (IFC).
  36. Play addresses struggles of three women
  37. PEOPLE OF NOTE: Adriane Lenox -- Without A ?Doubt? is A Tony Award Winner
  38. African-American - Topix.net
  39. ASK ADVICE CHICK: Answers to YOUR Dating, Sex, Life, & Love Questions!
  40. Scott urges better portrayal for women
  41. THE EURweb FREE-4-ALL PAGE/BOARD: Talk about the stories we didn't cover in this issue.
  42. Marcher's poster in Washington DC Age-old dream US immigrants echo...
  43. L.A. SECURITY OFFICERS PROTEST POVERTY CONDITIONS: Hundreds join NAACP, SCLC, local leaders, clergy at rally.
  44. Learn to swim
  45. SPORTS BITS: Perry represents at Wimbledon; Griffin's porn-related crash; LeBron, Anthony offered $80 mil; Tiger to play Dunlop Phoenix.
  46. Men sleep less than women: Study
  47. THEATER BITS: We remember Lloyd Richards; 'Purple,' 'Tunnel' alter schedules to accommodate July 4th.
  48. Like stars, regular black women going blond
  49. MUSIC BITS: Kelly sex tape cleared for court; Pharrell's Vuitton deal in jeopardy?; Carey's latest diet; Nelly's star-studded bash; Sony given the Flip-off.
  50. Tips for health, wealth of black moms
  51. FILM/TV BITS: Denzel taps Peter Jackson; Snoop's 'Horror' picked up; Depp may join Smith's 'Legend;' Film Critic Ebert has emergency surgery.
  52. Ambassador represented U.S. in Mali
  53. TOOKIE'S ASHES SCATTERED IN SOUTH AFRICA: Final wish fulfilled following Dec. 13 execution in San Quentin.
  54. City man wants to rename street
  55. J.LO'S EX AGREES TO KEEP QUIET: Plus, second wedding video thief pleads guilty.
  56. PW in search of reviewers
  57. MIJAC TESTIFIES VIA VIDEO TAPE: Singer claims he already paid Schaffel. Also, boy in child molestation case allegedly tormented by his mother.
  58. Beating a killer
  59. POLICE QUESTION WILL.I.AM ABOUT BRAWL: Pea frontman involved in fist-a-cuffs at Berlin nightclub.
  60. African-American business, religious leaders defend Judge William...
  61. DMX FREE AFTER NIGHT IN JAIL: Rapper posts bail following failure to appear in court on traffic charges.
  62. the Conservative Voice: Just say 'No!' when Jesse Jackson comes calling
  63. BET AWARDS ATTRACT 4.1 MILLION HOUSEHOLDS: Show is the most watched cable telecast in history among African Americans.
  64. Anti-Schock ad writes itself
  65. VIBE MAGAZINE CLEANS HOUSE: Editor-in-Chief Valdez among several reportedly fired; plus, Jesse Jackson's son takes over 'Radar.'
  66. Sentiments in a capsule (Reg Req'd)
  67. JAMIE FOXX VS. KANYE WEST?: Beef started with Grammy performance and reportedly continued at BET Awards last week.
  68. Inside a Sorority
  69. OPRAH FILMS NAVAJO POWWOW FOR UPCOMING SHOW: Talk show host visited Navajo capital to showcase culture.
  70. Annapolis walking tour starts with Kunta Kinte
  71. LUDACRIS, KANYE VICTORIOUS IN COURT: Rappers win copyright case in New York.
  72. Buffalo Soldiers take pride in past
  73. LAWYERS FOR B.I.G.'S FAM RESPOND TO JUDGE'S ALLEGATIONS: Legal team says they did not deceive the court into declaring mistrial.
  74. City schools urged to have multicultural curriculum
  75. LAST CHAPPELLE SHOWS TO AIR IN JULY: Comedy Central will roll out final four under the title 'Chappelle's Show: The Lost Episodes.'
  76. Hispanic students on rise in state
  77. NOTES FROM NEW ORLEANS - Patience
  78. Swann seeks voters' 2 cents
  79. BURNING SPEAR'S NEW CD: 'Our Music' in Stores Now
  80. Al Gore was mocked for stuffiness when he ran for president in 2000....
  81. KLEOPATRA GIRL'S RINGSIDE REPORT: Minnie Foxx's Birthday Party 'A ching ching, bling bling, potpourri of fun.'
  82. Houston likes idea of keeping Essence Festival
  83. REGGAE UPDATES FROM JAMAICA: Jamaican born toaster Busy Signal debuts on the Billboard R&B Hip Hop charts
  84. Uncle's legacy spurs Pittsburgh Colts linebacker
  85. JOSEPH C. PHILLIPS: The Hard Road
  86. Why Black Folk Should Support Bilingual Ballots
  87. TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL: Two weeks of Films and Festivities
  88. A 'volunteer nut' works to give - and give - at 80
  89. 05-01-06 Eur All On One Page
  90. Robinson wrong on white privilege
  91. RHINO'S HOLDING ACES WITH KINGS AND QUEENS OF SOUL: Compilations Spotlight Rare Recordings and Unreleased Music by Soul Sisters and Soul Brothers
  92. 'Bee-Luther-Hatchee' takes audience on powerful trip
  93. ROWDY RECORDS RECORDING ARTIST JOINS THE PANTENE PRO V TOTAL YOU TOUR: Sammie's Self-Titled CD Set for Release June 27.
  94. Restaurateur was once struggling under racism lawsuits, weak sales
  95. EUR BOOK (Stripped Bare) REVIEW: The 12 Truths That Will Help You Land the Very Best Black Man
  96. photo gallery Stephens-Lee inducts 26 into Hall of Fame
  97. THE EURweb FREE-4-ALL PAGE/BOARD: Talk about the stories we didn't cover in this issue.
  98. Controversial Atlanta Librarian Ella Gaines Yates Dies
  99. NAACP URGES VOTERS TO 'ARRIVE WITH FIVE': Demands Equity for Schools with High Minority Populations
  100. Washington's Smithsonian Institution folk festival highlights Alberta
  101. 2006 TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL: Jasmine Guy and Terrence Duckette to Produce 5-Day Event
  102. Mayor's clout brings King papers to Atlanta
  103. CLARKE DUKE PROJECT MAJOR CITY & WORLD-WIDE TOUR IN FULL SWINGS: Stanley Clarke and George Duke Celebrate 25 Years of Critical Acclaim.
  104. Spike TV presents Blade the series
  105. 06-29-06 Eur All On One Page
  106. Left offers old ideas dressed up in a new label
  107. NOTES FROM NEW ORLEANS: The Content Of Our Character
  108. Requiring Citizenship Before Subsidies? 'A Threat To Millions,' Cries the WashPost
  109. FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY: Summer Summer Summertime! Part 2
  110. African-American - Topix.net
  111. MADISON CHASE FITNESS: Getting Beyond The Roadblocks
  112. Blacks Applaud House Leadership for Stopping Senate Immigration Bill
  113. BUSTA RHYMES WRAPS UP BITTER CUSTODY BATTLE: Rapper's lesbian ex reaches out to media to 'set the record straight.'
  114. An Atlanta Chief Credits Program For Changes
  115. 4H CLUB BANS PRAYER: Stiff restriction on religious expression in youth organization
  116. July 4th Weekend - Big time runs Friday through Tuesday
  117. DVD OFFERS SECRETS TO SUCCESS IN THE MUSIC BUSINESS: 'Understanding the Music Business' is the first of its kind
  118. Redistricting and Minorities
  119. 'DR. PHIL OF PRAYER' GROWS NATIONALLY: Mastering media to reach hurting hearts.
  120. New HIV Study Identifies High-risk Subgroups Of Adolescents
  121. PRES BUSH REMARKS ON BLACK MUSIC MONTH: Patti Austin, B.B King and Irvin Mayfield join him at the White House
  122. Trenton job fairs (Reg Req'd)
  123. BET AWARDS GOSPEL HIGHLIGHTS: Who won and who showed out?
  124. How Racial Preferences Backfire
  125. TVT RECORD LABEL GETS SUPREME DIS: Biggest court declines to hear contract dispute between company and Def Jam over Ja Rule material.
  126. Time To Review Golden Rule
  127. SUZAN-LORI PARKS' 365-DAY THEATRE FESTIVAL: Playwright's '365 Days/365 Plays' project produced by Public Theater.
  128. Going Far to Get Close
  129. JERMAINE DUPRI LAUNCHES SO SO DEF CELL PHONES: Can you hear him now?
  130. LaMotte blasts mayor's takeover plan
  131. BOW WOW TO HANG UP THE MIC AT AGE 19?: Rapper says his upcoming LP may be his last.
  132. Black caucus endorses Allen
  133. BABS BEHIND BARS: 'Making the Band' rapper accused of keying a woman's car and making threats.
  134. Culbreath has emergency surgery
  135. TYRA'S PUBLICIST QUITS AFTER TIFF WITH MEDINA: Drama in the inner circle causes flack to fly the coop.
  136. We don't need U of M research to tell us what's
  137. LIL' JON GATHERS BIG TALENT FOR NEXT LP: R. Kelly, Mariah, Snoop to appear on producer's forthcoming, 'Crunk Rock.'
  138. Brookgreen offers cultural fun
  139. DAMON DASH AND BABY MAMA IN COURT: Mother of their 14-year-old son says rap exec attacked her; judge rules otherwise.
  140. NAACP adopts 'report card'
  141. THE JOURNAL OF STEFFANIE RIVERS: Are We The Weakest Link?
  142. The words of Keith Ellison
  143. REAL LYFE: Stay In The PRESS
  144. Controversial street name change tabled
  145. POLISHED STONES ETIQUETTE: Why Our Children Need Social Skills
  146. Diabetes...Prevalence in African-American Women
  147. CELEBRATION OF LIFE PLANS FOR ROY ?MR. MALACO WOOTEN?: Final Farewell to friend of Gospel industry tomorrow
  148. Derms' awareness determines acceptance by patients of color
  149. HIGH COURT RECONSIDERS PARTIAL BIRTH ABORTION: More abortion controversy in California
  150. UCLA Not Prioritizing Racial Diversity
  151. Group extends IPO for Net bank
  152. JESUS TALK CENSORED AT HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION: Student's heartfelt speech abruptly interrupted
  153. Steele backer taken off job
  154. REV. RUN RELEASES INPIRATIONAL BOOK: ?Words of Wisdom? book provides inspirational nuggets
  155. Auction Canceled, MLK Papers Headed To Alma Mater
  156. THE GAME TO MARRY DAUGHTER OF CONGRESSMAN: Rapper proposes to actress Valeisha Butterfield; couple will wed March 22.
  157. DALLAS AUSTIN IMPRISONED IN DUBAI: Producer caught with drugs
  158. Teen boys at highest risk for HIV also likely to have mental health problems
  159. OUT OF EDEN TO RETIRE: Trio will call it quits after 13 years
  160. Estrogen plays role in stress
  161. MUSIC IN THE ROCKIES: ?I Learned. . .My Music Matters? Event
  162. Is the Size of Beauty Changing In The African American Community?
  163. TLC SEARCHES FOR HOST OF INSPIRATIONAL PROGRAM: Network to cash in on unique ?learning experiences?
  164. The origins of the black/white wealth gap
  165. ARTEMIS GOSPEL AND LIGHT RECORDS MERGE: Artemis GOD'S WAITING LIST' ON DVD: Controversial movie stars Roger Guenveur Smith
  166. Kids lead the way for anniversary
  167. THE GAME GETS 'WAIST DEEP': Rapper Gives up the Juice About New Movie, 50 Cent & More
  168. N.C. activist among finalists for new over-60 prizes
  169. SEXY VOCALIST LYNNE FIDDMONT RELEASES DEBUT CD: 'Flow' Takes Listener on Jazzy Soulful Journey.
  170. Voting Rights Act no real pan...
  171. 06-23-06 Eur All On One Page
  172. William H. Johnson's Taste of Europe
  173. OPENING THIS WEEK: Kam's Kapsules: Weekly Previews That Make Choosing a Film Fun
  174. A taste for history -- and for barbecue
  175. IS 'WAIST DEEP' CHIN DEEP IN STEREOTYPES?: Stars Tyrese, Larenz Tate, Meagan Good and director Curtis-Hall respond.
  176. SCHOLARSHIPS / Black health care students get chance to win grants
  177. MELANOMA DETECTED LATER AMONG BLACKS: Most of the prevention/detection efforts steered toward whites where disease is more common.
  178. Solutions lacking at conference
  179. SPORTS BITS: LeBron invests in housing development; Strahan denies he's gay; Venus receives Wimbledon seed; Big Ten channel in 2007.
  180. Planning Montgomery Hall Park's birthday party, and everyone came
  181. THEATER BITS: Signature stages August Wilson's 'Seven Guitars'; Morrison's 'Bluest Eye' to open in Chicago and Manhattan.
  182. African-American - Topix.net
  183. EVENT CALENDAR: Simmons/Ratner 'Play Harder'; Urbanworld's ringtones; Ne-Yo event; Bad Boy South's 'Block Parties'; Berklee honors hip hop pioneers.
  184. The woman behind the Essence Festival
  185. FILM/TV/MUSIC BITS: Blige, Rihanna do soaps; 'Prison Break'in Aug.; BET postpones 'Hotwyred' call; Madonna vs. Mariah; Mijac's tigers.
  186. Jesse Jackson calls for boycott of BP
  187. EMINEM QUIETLY GETS DIVORCED: Rapper continued proceedings with wife Kim in private on Thursday.
  188. Is abortion racist?
  189. MOM OF MIJAC ACCUSER HEADED TO TRIAL: Woman will address welfare fraud charges in a courtroom beginning Aug. 7.
  190. That about sums it up
  191. MLK III: 'MIX-UP' KEPT BELAFONTE FROM MOM'S FUNERAL: Martin Luther King III says invite was rescinded by mistake.
  192. All Cert Petitions Created Equal
  193. SEAL LOSES LEGAL BATTLE WITH EX-MANAGER: Singer/songwriter ordered to pay about $1.8 million in unpaid commission.
  194. Schools chief pick irks blacks Superintendent choice set to visit Danbury
  195. DMX DAILY CRIME LOG: Rapper caught with concealed handgun Friday night; also tears flow during interview with 'The Source.'
  196. NAACP backs race factor in school assignment
  197. ROOTS' ?UESTLOVE WORRIED ABOUT JAY-Z GIG: Drummer/musical director concerned with Hov's memory and Foxy Brown's hearing.
  198. on the Go (Reg Req'd)
  199. JAMIE FOXX HIT WITH $75 MILLION COPYRIGHT LAWSUIT: Detroit man claims singer bit ?Heaven? from his Dec. 2003 song; plus, Foxx added to Essence Fest.
  200. Estrogen Plays Different Role During Stress In Black And White Teens
  201. THE ROBERTSON TREATMENT: Six Questions with the Lovely Meagan Good
  202. Racial Differences in Seat-Belt Use
  203. LOON GOES INDIE WITH HIS LABEL BOSS UP ENTERTAINMENT: New CD 'No Friends' in Stores August 29.
  204. Library hosts music series
  205. NOTES FROM NEW ORLEANS: The Welcome Arrival of Zoloft and the National Guard
  206. Is the MLK Auction Legal?
  207. FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY: Summer Summer Summertime! Part 1
  208. Papers' sports staffs not as diverse as coaching ranks, front offices
  209. 06-22-06 Eur All On One Page
  210. UC tallies transfer students
  211. THE FILM STRIP: Tyrese, Meagan Good, Larenz Tate and Curtis Vondie Hall weigh in on 'Waist Deep;' The Urbanworld Vibe Film Festival premieres with 'Last Days of Left Eye'
  212. Exhibit to tell black soldiers' tale (Reg Req'd)
  213. PAULA ABDUL SKEWERED BY BRITISH TABLOIDS: In UK for Cowell's 'X Factor', former choreographer painted as a demanding diva
  214. Bigotry Beneath the Fog
  215. FRIENDS CELEBRATE LIFE OF BILLY PRESTON: Little Richard, Joe Cocker join musical tributes at memorial service in Calif.
  216. More community college students admitted to UC
  217. REGGAE SUNSPLASH RETURNS: Maxi Priest, Third World on bill for summer tour through U.S.
  218. Federal suit filed against MI Civil Rights Initiative
  219. ROCK INJURY CAUSES DELAY OF 'GAME': Ruptured Achilles tendon during rehearsal puts film on hiatus.
  220. Free testing for National HIV Testing Day
  221. DAVID BANNER GIVEN HUMANITARIAN AWARD: Rapper honored by ATL radio station for post-Katrina efforts.
  222. Children between two cultures
  223. RELEASE DATES CONFIRMED FOR OUTKAST'S 'IDLEWILD': Album due Aug. 22; film to open Aug. 25.
  224. Baltimore's African-American Diabetes Epidemic Tackled At Leadership Summit
  225. LL CONTINUES TO DENY PLASTIC SURGERY: Ebony magazine interview also addresses rapper's views on steroids.
  226. GOP Stops Voting Rights Act
  227. BABYFACE AND L.A. REID TO BE HONORED AS BMI ICONS: At 6th Annual Urban Awards Aug 30 in NYC
  228. Portland Makes the Washington Post
  229. THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: L.A. County's Ailing Jails/ Pt. 2
  230. Beware of the June gloom
  231. STEVEN IVORY: Get Some
  232. Obama Via Lott
  233. THE JOURNAL OF STEFFANIE RIVERS: Modern Inconveniences
  234. A good way to extend Grace
  235. 06-20-06 Eur All On One Page
  236. Massive catalog details King papers
  237. JANET JACKSON'S WEIGHT LOSS ROUTINE DISSECTED: Calories were kept under 1500/day; 45 min. of cardio expected six days/wk.
  238. Urban League to host community forum
  239. SPORTS BITS: LeBron cartoon; Boost Mobile's 'Ahead of the Game'; Odom joins Magic's annual charity b-ball game; NASCAR's Lester makes history.
  240. King/Drew ER Official Suspended
  241. BETWEEN THE LINES: How America Made Niggas!!!
  242. Giving campaign for Heritage Center (Reg Req'd)
  243. PEOPLE OF NOTE: Craig S. Harris -- Jazz Composer Unveils ?God's Trombones?
  244. Heart risks similar for blacks and whites
  245. THE BRIDGE: The Price of The Soul
  246. Black and Latino Media Convene in Los Angeles
  247. TYE TRIBBETT & WIFE WELCOME BABY: Couple has baby girl.
  248. Verizon Adding More Employees
  249. ROY ?MR. MALACO? WOOTEN PASSES: Long-time exec succumbs after struggle with Cancer
  250. Freedom is cause for celebration on 'Juneteenth"