«
»
-
Tananarive Due and Steven Barnes Bring New ... -
A Woman's Body Is Not A Plaything - from ... -
How You Can Light for HD... Until You Can ... -
Review: 'Peeples' is a Charming Farce with ... -
Was The Man Behind 'The Lone Ranger's' Mask ...
-
S&A 'Scandal' Recap - An Unexpected Blast ... -
Review - 'Venus And Serena' Is An Entertaining ... -
Review: 'Peeples' Is Essentially A Predictable ... -
How to Read (Black) Classic Films -
Kerry Washington and Craig Robinson Talk ...
-
David Alan Grier and the 'Peeples' Cast Talk ... -
5 Netflix Streaming Titles You May Not Know ... -
Interview: Chicago Native Aims To Match NYC, ... -
Tribeca 2013 Review: Revisting Charles Lane's ... -
Craig Robinson Talks To S & A's Sergio About ...
Exclusive: Trailer for Acclaimed South African ...
Netflix Offerings: 5 Streaming Titles You ...
Netflix Picks: 'Black Butterfly' Deals w/ ...
Review: 'Iron Man 3' Is The Most Entertaining ...
The Mainstream Media's Coverage Of Crowdfunding ...
About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ...Music Break: Jasmine Burke, Musiq Soulchild Raise Breast Cancer Awareness With Video Clip For "Yes"
Actress Jasmine Burke (Mississippi Damned) and singer Musiq Soulchild recently collaborated to give his fans an emotionally-charged accompanying video to his latest single, Yes, from the LP MusiqInTheMagic. The video depicts a young couple's relationship, as they take up the fight against breast cancer together.
Musiq Soulchild currently serves as a Global Ambassador to the Susan G. Komen For The Cure's Circle Of Promise. Along with the other Global Ambassadors, to include Richard Roundtree, Gabrielle Union, and LisaRaye McCoy, Soulchild and the Circle of Promise have dedicated themselves to empowering their communities to help end breast cancer forever.
1 Comment
JMac | October 17, 2011 5:52 AM
Love the song. The video, not so much but nice sentiment.