On page 21 there is a great story on gospel’s Kierra Sheard and her recent graduation from Detroit’s Wayne State University with a degree in English Literature. In the article she states that it took her six years to get her degree because she was performing on the weekends, but that it was worth it. […]
Deitrick Haddon sits down with JET Magazine and talks his new album Church On The Moon and how the whole vibe of the album is so different and right for both sinners and saints! article courtesy of YaDigg.com
Deitrick Haddon sits down with JET Magazine and talks his new album Church On The Moon and how the whole vibe of the album is so different and right for both sinners and saints! article courtesy of YaDigg.com
Gospel music artist Kirk Franklin and his wife Tammy are featured on the cover of the April 11th issue of Jet magazine. They are a part of a series on how celebrity marriages balance family and fame. Kirk and Tammy Franklin recently celebrated 15 years of marriage together article courtesy of 1800Gospel.com
Though she still didn’t address whether or not she recently underwent surgery in late 2010 for pancreatic cancer as news reports claimed, legendary singer Aretha Franklin told to JET magazine her health troubles had “been resolved.” “I am not going to even deal with that,” the singer said when asked about whether or not […]
The always flawless Halle Berry graces the cover of the new issue of Jet magazine that hits newsstands on January 3,2011. Halle discusses aging, her role in “Frankie and Alice,” which won her a Golden Globe nomination, and “For Colored Girls.” The new issue also features an interview with the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin. […]
It looks like the likelihood of Earvin Magic Johnson buying Johnson Publishing is no longer in the offing. In a statement, Johnson admitted an affiliate of his company held “advanced discussions” to buy Johnson Publishing Co., the owner of Ebony and Jet, but was unable to reach an agreement
It looks like the likelihood of Earvin Magic Johnson buying Johnson Publishing is no longer in the offing. In a statement, Johnson admitted an affiliate of his company held “advanced discussions” to buy Johnson Publishing Co., the owner of Ebony and Jet, but was unable to reach an agreement
