Image credit: Amazon.com If you have ever been very sick, particularly if your illness was hard to diagnose, "Sick and Tired (Parts 1 and 2)," are The Golden Girls episodes for you. Season 5 kicks off with a pair of episodes centered around Dorothy's (Bea Arthur) mysterious illness. She has had flu like symptoms for months and… Continue reading #Flashback Friday – The Golden Girls “Sick and Tired (Parts 1 and 2)”
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My #WCW – Regina King
Image credit: Amazon.com I remember Regina King in her first role on the sitcom, 227. There weren't a lot of minority families on TV in the 1980's and the Jenkins were one of my favorites. (My absolute favorite TV family is the Hubbards on All My Children.) Most of my favorite 227 episodes focused on Brenda (Regina King), including… Continue reading My #WCW – Regina King
My #WCW – Tracy Reese
There are far too few minorities working in fashion, but one notable member of the fashion community is Tracy Reese. She was born in Detroit and graduated from Parsons School of Design in New York City. After working for fashion design houses including Perry Ellis, Ms. Reese started her own label in 1996. Her designs… Continue reading My #WCW – Tracy Reese
My #WCW – Glamour Magazine
For the first time in around 20 years, there was not a new issue of Glamour magazine in my mailbox this month. Glamour ended it's print edition with the January 2019 issue. Yes, Glamour still exists as a website, but there is nothing like holding a magazine in your hands. One of my favorite times of the year used… Continue reading My #WCW – Glamour Magazine
My #WCW – Tyra Banks
Image Credits: Amazon.com I mentioned Tyra Banks before in my #WCW post about Jennifer Lopez. Tyra was one of the women who helped me to have more body confidence as a teenager. As a model, she was the anti-waif, curvy and confident. My sister gave me a copy of Tyra's Beauty Inside and Out for my 17th… Continue reading My #WCW – Tyra Banks
My #WCW – Penny Marshall
I have admired such a wide variety of women throughout my life that I do not always consciously think of all of them, particularly the ones I have admired since I was a little girl. I was reminded of my admiration for Penny Marshall when I read of her death yesterday. I never remember a… Continue reading My #WCW – Penny Marshall
My #WCW, Tina Turner
In the 1980's, there were few images more iconic than Tina Turner strutting down the street in her music video for “What’s Love Got To Do With It.” She was the picture of confidence. This moment was her comeback. She walked away from her divorce from her abusive husband with nothing more than her name. She… Continue reading My #WCW, Tina Turner
