The Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia invites you to a Black and White Affair, Friday, October 14, 6-9pm. Come dressed in your best black & white outfits as the Museum opens two new exhibitions, Louis Hansel Draper: The Way I See It and Darrick Claiborne: Biblical Proportions. Tickets are $25 for Members and […]
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and there are events through out the Richmond, Tr-Cities. For more information visit these websites. National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, www.nbcam.org; The American Cancer Society’s Strides Against Breast Cancer, wwww.cancer.org and The Suzan G. Komen For The Cure, www.komencentralva.org.
Michael Jackson’s doctor told police he left the singer for about two minutes after giving him the anesthetic propofol for sleep and returned to find Jackson no longer breathing. In a dramatic audio recording of Dr. Conrad Murray’s police interview two days after Jackson’s June 25, 2009 death, the Grenada-born physician calmly describes how the […]
It seems one of television’s favorite tropes, that of women behaving badly, may actually affect the young girls who tune in to see all of the outrageous acts. Common Sense Media’s Caroline Knorr and psychotherapist Dr. Robi Ludwig discuss the TV shows that promote bad behavior for young girls. Sure, tweens and teens are bound […]
It seems one of television’s favorite tropes, that of women behaving badly, may actually affect the young girls who tune in to see all of the outrageous acts. Common Sense Media’s Caroline Knorr and psychotherapist Dr. Robi Ludwig discuss the TV shows that promote bad behavior for young girls. Sure, tweens and teens are bound […]
Despite progress made in diagnosing and treating breast cancer, an estimated 1,100 Virginia women will die this year of the disease. As Breast Cancer Awareness Month kicks off, it’s important to remember the battle goes on, said Angela Lawrence, Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation. “We focus on breast-cancer awareness in Virginia every day, every week and […]
