Archive for the ‘Broadway’ Tag

• June 28, 2010 Black HERstory: Lorraine Hansberry posted in Black HER/HIStory tagged 29 Years Old, 5th Woman to Receive the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Play, A Raisin in the Sun, Broadway, Cancer, Chicago, Gifted and Black, James Baldwin, Lorraine Hansberry, Nina Simone, Paul LeRoy Bustill Robeson, Paul Robeson, Playwright, Southside Native, Southside of Chicago, To Be Young, W.E.B. DuBois, Woodlawn Chicago, Writer
• May 17, 2010 Black HIStory: James Hubert Blake (Eubie Blake) posted in Tender Vittles tagged 1907, 1921, 1946, 1950's, 319 Forrest Street, African American, Aggie Shelton, Baltimore, Bandana Days, Bordello, Broadway, Brooklyn College, Charleston Rag, Composer, Dartmouth, Dixie Duo, Educator, Emily "Emma" Johnstone, Eubie Blake, Goldfield Hotel, Historian, I'm Just Wild About Harry, James Hubert Blake, Joe Gans, John Sumner Blake, Love Will Find a Way, Lyricist, Maryland, Memories of You, Morgan State University, Musical, New England Conservatory, New York University, Noble Sissle, Pianist, Pratt Institute, President Ronald Reagan, Presidential Medal of Freedom, Ragtime, Rutgers University, Shuffle Along, The Johnny Carson Show, University of Maryland, Vaudeville
• May 13, 2010 M.I.L.F.’s: Mothers I’d Like to Film. (9 of 9) posted in Seasonal Sustenance tagged 1979, 1988, 1992, 1993, A Different World, Actress, Aunt Helen, Broadway, Class, Cougar, Dean Davenport, Dreamgirls, Effie White, Eubie, Film, Jenifer Jeanette Lewis, Jenifer Lewis, Kinloch, Los Angeles, M.I.L.F.'s, Mama Rose Franklin, Michael Bennett, Missouri, Mom, Mother, Mother's Day, Musical, Poetic Justice, Sister Act, Strength, Television, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The Temptations, Tina Turner, Tupac Shakur, What's Love Got to Do with It?, Whoopi Goldberg, Will Smith
• May 5, 2010 Commercial Casualties. posted in Music, Tender Vittles tagged 1919 World Series, 2003, 2008, American Idiot, Arctic Monkeys, Artistic Integrity, Broadway, Bud Light Lime, Buick, Come On Buick Light My Fire, Commercial, Creator, Cultural Vampires, Dismay, Dookie, Eclectic, Exclusive, Feud, FIFA 08, Financial Stability, Fixed, Good Riddance (Time Your Life), Grassroot, Green Day, GT Opel, High School, Indie Rock, Joseph "Shoeless Joe" Jackson, KiD CuDi, L.E.S., Light My Fire, Lights Out, Loners, Michelob, Midtown, Minority, Musical Evolution, Nerds, NHL 08, Pragmatic Drag, Punk, Pursuit of Happiness, Quick Buck, Razorlight, Santigold, Say Aha, Say It Ain't So Joe, Scott Mescudi, Self Expression, Sellout, Shine On, Sold Out, Stoner, Stoners, Summer BBQ, Summer of 2009, The Bronx, The Corporate Machine, The Doors, The Kooks, Traitor, Vitamin Water, You'll Find A Way
• May 4, 2010 M.I.L.F.’s: Mothers I’d Like to Film. (1 of 9) posted in Mother's Day, Seasonal Sustenance tagged 1983, 2001, ABC, Ahmad Rashād, Broadway, Clair Huxtable, Divorce, Dreamgirls, Elegance, Film, Fluent Spanish, George Jefferson, Grace, Graceful, M.I.L.F.'s, Mother's Day, Munchkin, New Black Woman, NFL, One Life to Live, Phylicia Ayers-Allen, Phylicia Rashād, Respect, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Soap Opera, T.V. Show, Television, The Cosby Show, The Jeffersons, The Wiz, Victor Willis, Village People, Wide Receiver
• April 18, 2010 Black HERstory: Freda Josephine McDonald posted in Black HER/HIStory, Tender Vittles tagged 1925, 1931, 1951, 1963, 1968, 1975, Banana Dance, Banana Skirt, Bi-Sexual, Black Pearl, Broadway, Bronze Venus, Cerebral Hemorrhage, Christian Dior, Civil Rights, Coretta Scott King, Créole Goddess, Croix de Guerre, Diana Ross, Ernest Hemingway, Erotic Dancing, es Bergère, F. Scott Fitzgerald, France, Freda Josephine McDonald, French Military Honors, French Resistance, Frida Kahlo, Grace Kelly, Harlem Renaissance, Integrate, Jackie Onassis, Josephine Baker, Langston Hughes, Lize Minnelli, March on Washington, Martin Luther King Jr., Mick Jagger, Missouri, Muse, NAACP, Pablo Picasso, Paris, Shirely Bassey, Sophia Loren, Spy, St. Louis, Stork Club, Street Corner Dancer, Vaudeville, World War II
• February 15, 2010 Black HERstory: Ethel Waters posted in Black HER/HIStory, Seasonal Sustenance tagged 1949, Academy Award Nominee, All Hallow's Eve, Bessie Smith, Blues, Broadway, Childhood, Duke Ellington, Ethel Waters, Fletcher Henderson, Harlem, Harlem Renaissance, His Eye is on the Sparrow, IRS, Lovie Austin, Member of the Wedding, Philadelphia, Pinky, Rape, Robbery, Vocalist, Will Marion Cook
• February 2, 2010 My Funny Valentine: Lucille Désirée Ball (1 of 14) posted in Humour, Saint Valentine's Day, Seasonal Sustenance tagged Broadway, Comedienne, Crush, Funny, Funny Valentine, Heart Go Boom, I Love Lucy, Jamestown, Lucille Désirée Ball, Valentine