The Great Wall, as always, is still under construction, but open for your perusal. Idiris Elba Rosie Perez Rain Daniel Day-Lewis Jasmine Guy Ben Harper Dawnn Lewis Common Khandi Alexander Peter Sarsgaard Jurnee Smollett Thierry Henry Jennifer Freeman Dondre Whitfield Keisha Whitaker Holly Robinson-Peete Slash Alicia Witt And more … *Please continue to suggest various…

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*Graphic by moi, photo of Peyton Manning found in the comments section on Politico. Past is prologue. Read how a modified high five became FOX News’ greatest nightmare. (Media Matters) UPDATE: In other news, E.D. Hill, the FOX host who started this all has issued a non-apology apology for us interpreting what she said incorrectly.…

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Juan Williams, ever the pundit and not the political strategist, is pushing the notion that Barack Obama should give another race speech to further explain the wayward pastors in his closet, further implying that the politico only cozied up to these George Jeffersonian radicals to get votes in the black community. Mmm. Maybe. But that’s…

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Me and my former co-worker Eric accidentally dressing alike at a party in Bakersfield, Calif. Had a chance to chat with Philadelphia Daily News columnist Jenice Armstrong Monday about Michelle Obama and her purple dress from last Tuesday. Its still got tongues wagging. She quoted me at the bottom of her column today! Once again,…

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It must be that time again to forecast Oprah Winfrey’s demise. The press was buzzing last weekend about Winfrey’s media empire in decline. This despite the fact that it is still ever expanding. Oprah may have her own cable network on the horizon, but it doesn’t stop journalists from turning on the Doppler-less radar of…

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Please … stop … A “terrorist fist jab?” From Media Matters: During the June 6 edition of Fox News’ America’s Pulse, host E.D. Hill teased an upcoming discussion by saying, “A fist bump? A pound? A terrorist fist jab? The gesture everyone seems to interpret differently.” In the ensuing discussion with Janine Driver — whom…

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As racial lines blur and a new generation rises, the stereotypes of African Americans remain so deep that they are both overt and covert within American culture. But when is this archetype of ignorance satire or art, versus when it’s just old fashioned stereotyping. The What About Our Daughters blog highlighted an image that popped…

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