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The article profiles African American celebrities who lost what "JET" magazine considers excessive amounts of weight including television host Al Roker, actress and singer Jennifer Hudson, and rapper Dr. Dre.

The article looks at celebrities who have birthdays during January including musician Sade, disc jockey DJ Jazzy Jeff, and gospel musician Kirk Franklin.

The article notes the December and January birthdays of several African American celebrities including Olympic gymnast Gabrielle Douglas, opera singer Grace Bumbry, and musician Mary J. Blige.

The article presents photographs of African American celebrities including actor Jamie Foxx, singer Brandy Norwood, and actress Kerry Washington.

Photographs of African American celebrities are presented for November 2012, such as actor Steve Harvey with his wife Marjorie Bridges, actress Viola Davis, and musicians Ashanti and Nelly.

This article presents obituaries for music manager and co-founder of Violator Management Chris Lighty, former Tuskegee Airman pilot George Hickman, and record producer Carl Davis.

The article presents a profile of actor Tyler James Williams, in which he discusses his love of music, his relationship with his brother Tyrel, and his role on the children's television show "Sesame Street."

The article presents an introduction by the editor to the April 16, 2012 issue, including information about the benefits of being single, actress Gabrielle Union's relationship, and information regarding single African American celebrities in the entertainment section of the magazine.

Photographs of African American celebrities are presented, including singer Chaka Khan, actresses Octavia Spencer and Viola Davis, and actress Halle Berry.

The article offers information on dolls modeled after African American celebrities including singer Nicki Minaj, entertainer Michael Jackson, and singer Diana Ross.

Photographs of African American celebrities including rapper Common, actor Forest Whitaker, and songwriter Valerie Simpson are presented.

News briefs related to African American celebrities are presented. The producer Ice Cube wants to reunite the cast of the film "Friday," which starred Chris Tucker, Tiny Lister, and John Witherspoon. Records indicate that only some of the money given to the Yele Haiti Foundation, an organization founded by musician Wyclef Jean, was used for emergency aid. Musician Vince Peters sued musician Kanye West and his label for stealing the lyrics to the song "Stronger."

The article notes celebrity birthdays for the week of November 14, 2011, including those of actress Whoopi Goldberg, actress Lisa Bonet, and dancer Savion Glover.

The article profiles online Twitter microblog feuds between several African American celebrities including hip-hop artists Keyshia Cole and Lil' Kim, rappers Ja Rule and 50 Cent, and songwriter Frank Ocean and rhythm & blues singer Chris Brown.

The article looks at several African-American celebrities who have learning challenges. Comedian Bill Cosby has ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). Actor Samuel L. Jackson overcame a stutter in childhood. Professional basketball player Earvin "Magic" Johnson has dyslexia and was bullied as a child. Other celebrities mentioned include actor Will Smith, singer Fantasia, musician R. Kelly, and singer-dancer Solange Knowles.

The article announces several celebrity birthdays for the week of October 24, 2011, including musician Drake, actress Gabrielle Union, and child actress and singer Willow Smith.

The article profiles African American female celebrities including jazz singer Esperanza Spaulding, news anchor Jacque Reid, and actress Raven-Symoné, focusing on their hairstyles and hair-care tips.

The article notes the October birthdays of African American celebrities including singer India.Arie, business magnate Russell Simmons, and civil rights activist Jesse Jackson.

The article reports the September birthdays of three African-American celebrities including singer Beyoncé Knowles, actress Anika Noni Rose, and rapper Ludacris.

The article announces the birthdays of actress Vivica A. Fox, actor Isaiah Washington, and U.S. president Barack Obama.

Photographs are presented of African American celebrities with birthdays in July, including actor and comedian Bill Cosby, actor Forest Whitaker, and actress and singer Diahann Carroll.

The article looks at the death of actress Elizabeth Taylor, focusing on African American celebrities who have used online social networks to pay tribute to her career, including actor Tyrese, musician Tito Jackson, and singer Dionne Warwick.

The article profiles actress Essence Atkins whose role in the television program "Are We There Yet?" is a newlywed wife. She talks about her marriage to Jaime Mendez, a former professional football player, and how she met him. The differences between Atkins and her television character are mentioned.

The article provides updates on African American celebrities, including a second child expected by boxer Mike Tyson, the return of the ‘Conversations With Ed Gordon’ television show, and actor Will Smith’s birthday.

The article offer brief information about African American celebrities. Celebrities Oprah Winfrey, LeAndria Johnson, Omarosa, Al B. Sure, and Miles Davis are mentioned. A concert featuring singer Aretha Franklin and former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on July 27, 2010 is noted.

The article mentions African American celebrities. A copy of the Emancipation Proclamation arrived at the White House for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The popularity of the music album "Love King" by performer The-Dream is noted. The birthdays of Keith Sweat, Marlon Wayans, and Iman are noted. The nomination of actor Andre Braugher for the Emmy Award's Best Supporting Actor in a Drama is mentioned.

This article presents news items pertaining to African American celebrities, including a tweet from singer Keri Hilson, a photo of milliner Elizabeth Wellington, known popularly as Vanilla Beane, and actor Laurence Fishburne as Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall in a one-man play.

This article presents information about entertainment events involving African Americans, including information about a television program honoring the life of entertainment icon Michael Jackson on the first anniversary of his death. Singer Alicia Keys and boyfriend Swizz Beatz have announced that they are expecting their first child. Actress Camille Winbush appears on a regular basis in the television program "The Secret Life of the American Teenager."

The article talks about the bitterness that some African American women celebrities felt and offers suggestions for overcoming this bitterness. Alisha Keys became pessimistic after a series of relationships wherein her partners cheated. Dr. Michelle Callahan suggests that writing a letter will help. Michelle said that she lost her husband to cancer and she became a snapper. Monica Thompson Campbell, however, suggests describing feelings in detail to another person.

The article presents news briefs about African American celebrities. Music group Dru Hill has reunited and will release their album "InDRUpendence Day" on June 29, 2010. Singer-actress Janet Jackson wants to portray actress Eartha Kitt in a motion picture. Jazz saxophonist Branford Marsalis is composing music for the theatrical revival of August Wilson's "Fences."

The article offers anecdotes about Black celebrities. Leon Huff and Kenneth Gamble, rhythm and blues producers are considering rebuilding their offices into a music museum after a fire. Singer Diana Ross is starting her "More Today Than Yesterday" concert tour. Monica has the number one rhythm and blues album.

The article offers anecdotes about Black celebrities. Actress Zoe Saldana received the Cassandra Award for Most Outstanding Artist Abroad for her performance in the film "Avatar." A Twitter update from author Terry McMillan is presented. The animated Disney film "The Princess and the Frog," starring Anika Noni Rose is available on DVD format.

The article offers anecdotes about Black celebrities. Entertainer Queen Latifah's birthday is March 18. The top rhythm and blues song is "Soldier of Love," by Sade. Archaeologists have uncovered a statue head of King Amenhotep III of Egypt. Rapper and singer Drake is starting his The Away From Home tour on April 8, 2010.

The article offers Black celebrity news briefs and anecdotes. The nationally syndicated weekly radio show "Café Mocha" is a collaboration between comedian Loni Love and hip-hop artist MC Lyte. Singer and actress Vanessa L. Williams' birthday is on March 18. "Say Aah," by Trey Songz is the number one rhythm and blues song.

The article offers anecdotes about Black celebrities. Entertainer Michael Jackson's music album "Thriller" is on the Vatican's Top 10 pop albums of all time list. The film "Precious" has been nominated for six awards in the 2010 Academy Awards. Celebrity birthdays are listed, including comedienne Wanda Sykes on March 7.

The article presents news briefs related to notable African Americans. Miss Virginia Caressa Cameron has won the 2010 Miss America pageant title. Filmmaker Chris Rock's documentary film "Good Hair" is to release on DVD format on February 16, 2010. Singer Rihanna's birthday is on February 20. The number one rhythm and blues album is "Soldier of Love," by Sade.

Photographs of several notable Black celebrities are presented, including singer Rihanna, actor Denzel Washington, and actor Cedric "The Entertainer."

Photographs of several Black celebrities at the 2010 Golden Globe Awards including actress Halle Berry, actress Mo'Nique, and singer Mariah Carey are presented, along with details on the event.

The article presents photographs of African-American female celebrities showing their fashion statements including Halle Berry, Rihanna and Kandi.

Photographs of several notable blacks including musician and actor Queen Latifah, musician Stevie Wonder and publisher Elinor Tatum are presented.

The article presents quotes from Black celebrities during 2009, including rapper Kanye West interrupting singer Taylor Swift's acceptance speech, entertainer Oprah Winfrey announcing that she will cancel "The Oprah Winfrey Show" in 2011, and professional golfer Tiger Woods regarding allegations of affairs.

The article offers anecdotes about African Americans that became notable in 2009. 11-year-old Damon Weaver interviewed President Barack Obama in August. Rhythm and Blues singer Keri Hilson was named Best New Artist at the BET and Soul Train Awards. Actress Gabourey Sidibe starred in the Lee Daniels motion picture "Precious."

The article offers anecdotes about Black celebrities. Comedic actor Tracy Morgan's autobiography "I Am The New Black" is discussed. Professional basketball player Shaquille O'Neal and his wife Shaunie O'Neal have filed for legal separation with intent to divorce. Actor Rocky Carroll is staring in two shows, "NCIS" and "NCIS: Los Angeles."

Photographs of several Black celebrities at the 2009 March of Dimes Celebration of Babies Luncheon including Nicole Richie, Halle Berry and Sean Patrick Thomas are presented, along with information on the March of Dimes.

The article announces awards given to Black celebrities, including that Jazz trumpeter Wynton Marsalis has been awarded the Legion of Honor by the French government and that Darius Rucker has become the first Black singer to be named the new artist of the year at the Country Music Association Awards.

The article focuses on the editorial policies of "Ebony" magazine in regard to their selection of individuals appearing on the "Power 150" list. The list presents African Americans who have influence in society. The author discussed why the chose to move the "Power 150" issue to the beginning of 2010. Photographs of the eight people who appeared on the cover are also presented.

The article profiles African American singer Kristinia DeBarge, including her album "Exposed" and single "Goodbye." She talks about being a serious recording artist and coming from a famous musical family. The article discusses how she works with producer Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds and how he signed her to his label, SodaPop.

Photographs of several notable Black musicians are presented, including singer Rihanna, rhythm and blues performer Raphael Saadiq, and rhythm and blues musician Sly Stone.

The article offers anecdotes about Black celebrities. African American singer India.Arie's birthday is on October 3. A photograph of Black fashion designer Tracy Reese backstage the Tracy Reese Spring 2010 fashion show is presented. The article also reports that October 4-10, 2009, is Fire Prevention Week.