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In keeping with the celebration of Black History month, I have to show props to a woman that I have a lot of admiration and respect for, Oprah Winfrey!

Excerpt from Oprah.com...

Through the power of media, Oprah Winfrey has created an unparalleled connection with people around the world. As supervising producer and host of the top-rated, award-winning The Oprah Winfrey Show, she has entertained, enlightened and uplifted millions of viewers for the past two decades. Her commitment to use her life to make a difference in the lives of others has extended beyond the realm of television into philanthropy, education, publishing and film. Together Oprah's influence and generosity have established her as one of the most respected and admired public figures today.

Television Pioneer

Philanthropist
Magazine Founder & Editorial Director
Producer/Creator/Actress
Online Leader
Oxygen Media Co-Founder
Honorary Achievements

Damn she looks good for 50!

Oprah I love you! Now send me some tickets to a show!

This has got to be the BIGGEST fool on Food Network!

I actually love Food Network and Iron Chef is one of my favorite shows. This guy tickles me to death, at the beginning of each challenge he makes a "grand" entrance and then takes a bite out of a bell pepper, tomato or some other vegetable and lawd the way he chews it! He makes watching the show worthwhile, just to see him "perform".

(from Foodtv.com)
Bio: Takeshi Kaga

Want to meet the ultimate foodie? It's Takeshi Kaga—or at least the character he plays on Japan's cult classic, Iron Chef. Kaga is the show's MC, portrayed as a wealthy and eccentric gourmet who lives in his castle with a small army of fine chefs. The character's chief pleasure in life is staging food battles between his honored Iron Chefs and premiere chefs of the culinary world. It's the eccentric nature of Kaga's character that accounts for the flamboyantly sequined, Liberace-esque wardrobe he sports.

If you think you've seen Kaga before, it may have been in a PBS special with the international cast of Les Misérables; Kaga was Jean Valjean in Japan's 1994 production. He was also the first Japanese Tony in West Side Story (1977) as well as the first Japanese Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar (1976).

Next up for slaughter - Rachel Ray

Now this is a b**ch I just can't stand! This nut has two shows on Food Network, $40 A Day where she travel around eating breakfast, lunch and dinner on $40.00. What's the big deal? I can eat on $40.00 all damn week!

What really ticks me off with this ho is that every damn thang she puts in her mouth is good! "mmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm" is what she says and then does this wicked ass giggle. I could drop kick her ass!

Her other show is 30 Minute Meals - she acts a damn fool on that one too. And can you believe this nut is getting a 3rd show on the network where she cooks with celebrities! It premieres some time in November. I'll be watching !!!!!

Kevin Hill is a new UPN show. I've only caught a few episodes but thought it was pretty cool. It's about Kevin (Taye) who is this successful lawyer and also a playa, playa type - ya know loves the ladies! Well, salt or should I say formula is thrown in his game when he finds out that he has inherited guardianship of his cousin's baby girl Sarah.

What intrigues/mystifies me most about the show is baby Sarah. How is it that on one show she is newborn size, next time, she looks to be about 6-7 months? Watch again and she is newborn size. And on one occasion she was a damn doll - I swear! What's up with that? She is suppose to be a 10 - month old. Her skin tone and hair texture also varies from show to show, sometimes she's light skin with curly hair. Other times she is dark as this Dell laptop I'm typing on with a baby fro that's screaming for some "Lets Jam" to lay it down. The casting director for the show obviously has no concept of infant development or African American skin tones. I don't know if the white folks even notice, but I know most black folks probably have. UPN betta step up their game and represent properly!

In my treacherous drive to work one morning, I heard the "Morning Team" on my local radio station talking about it. Yea, they noticed too! Come to find out Sarah is played by five babies in which two are a set of twins. Can we get some consistency with the "look and feel" of baby Sarah! Dang....