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Official Recognition of Gospel Music Heritage Month

    September 2009

First African American Woman to Create Nationally Distributed Faith-Based Children's Show

Daystar Network to Present World TV Premiere of My Destiny Place 'Where Dreams Come Alive!' Saturday. Sept. 11th 8:30 a.m. CT on DIrecTV Channel 369 *Created, written and produced by Tammy Williams * ATLANTA (September 10, 2010) - Jane the Journalist, Alvin Brump, Santiago, Ace, Tami and their friends will make their Daystar television network debut when they present the world television premiere of Open Rivers Pictures' My Destiny Place, Where Dreams Come Alive on Saturday, September 11 at 8:30 a.m. CT on DIrecTV Channel 369. What do you want to be when you grow up? Children are often asked this question. Unfortunately, many become adults and it's never answered. My Destiny Place is a show that gives children, four to nine years old, a head start by training them now in the areas of entrepreneurship and leadership via biblical principles. It's entertaining while being educational, and motivates children to explore endless career possibilitie...

RIP MALINDA SAPP: WIFE OF MARVIN SAPP PASSES

Say It Isn't So! Bey and Papa Knowles Fighting Again?!

While it is obvious that some of  Matthew Knowles' behavior doesn't meet his daughter Beyonce's approval--like philandering and becoming a "baby daddy" in his 50's--Music World issued a statement that she has not given Papa Knowles the boot:    “Contrary to false rumors online," reads the statement, " Beyoncé and her manager Mathew Knowles unequivocally have had and continue to have a close personal and business relationship.  Mathew Knowles is the sole and exclusive manager of Beyoncé.”

Radio One Celebrates 30 Years with 30 Days of Giving

(Washington, D.C. - September 9, 2010 ) - Radio One, Inc. ( NASDAQ : ROIAK and ROIA) will celebrate 30 years of service to the community with 30 days of giving back in October 2010 . Radio One is the one of the largest broadcasting companies in the country and the largest that primarily targets African-Americans. All 1300 employees, at all 52 radio stations, in all 16 markets will roll up their sleeves to give back to the local communities that have embraced them for the last three decades, as they "Celebrate 30 Years with 30 Days of Giving." "Radio One has a rich history of community focus and involvement," said Cathy Hughes , Founder and Chairperson of Radio One. "During these tough economic times, things are extremely challenging for many, so we thought this would be a great way to show our gratitude and celebrate our long-standing relationship with our listeners and their communities.  Radio One will continue to build on its legacy of being in t...