Shepherd’s View
Whoopi Goldberg may not have a vested interest in The View‘s casting process, but co-host and Harlem resident Sherri Shepherd knows exactly who she’d like to see replace Joy Behar. Continue reading
Shepherd’s View
Whoopi Goldberg may not have a vested interest in The View‘s casting process, but co-host and Harlem resident Sherri Shepherd knows exactly who she’d like to see replace Joy Behar. Continue reading
Almost every day, when Harlem resident and TV personality Sherri Shepherd steps up to the table to join the other women of The View, it is inevitable someone will say something about Sherri’s hair. Continue reading
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Lifetime is turning the remarkable, headline-grabbing story of Carlina White into a TV movie. Continue reading
The Thurgood Marshall College Fund held its 4th Annual Front Row fashion show October 25th at the Roseland Ballroom. This year The View’s Sherri Shepherd held down the hosting duties. Sherri lit up the room as soon as she stepped on the red carpet. Also, in the building participating in the award ceremony was Thurgood Marshall’s son Jonathan Marshall.
More than 650 HBCU students attended the 4th Annual Front Row fashion show, and with the rest of the guests were excited about seeing this year’s honorees. Rounding out this year’s impressive group of people were Michael Jackson (represented by Marlon Jackson)- 2009 Avant-Garde Award, F.I.T. President Dr. Joyce Brown-2009 Fashion Icon Award, Supermodel Naomi Campbell-2009 Fashion Icon Award, Celebrity Make-Up Artist Sam Fine-2009 Fashion Icon Award and Celebrity Hair Stylist Andre Walker-2009 Fashion Icon Award.
Once the last honoree received his award, the fashion show was ready to go. But first the musical duo Nuttin’ But Stringz, provided an unbelievable musical interlude. These two brothers from Queens New York are remarkable violin players. For those in the audience who missed Nuttin’ But Stringz recent appearances, on the Tavis Smiley Show and the Monique Show, was in awe. After completing their performance, they received a standing ovation.
DJ Clark Kent cued up the music and the fashions were coming down the runway. The 4th Annual Front Row fashion show featured designs by Amsale Aberra, Ana Segura, Byron Lars, Angela Dean, Frances Hendy, Kai Milla, Paco Rogiene, Montgomery, Nico & Adrian, Russell Simmons and George Davies (Walmart).
All of the fashions were received well by the audience, but the Montgomery line definitely stood out from the pack. When the Fela Kuti music began playing you can see people had edged up in their seats. After designer, Montgomery Harris, walked down the runway the audience was on their feet.
It was another great night for the Thurgood Marshall College Fund, and all of the students the organization impacts.
For more information about the Thurgood Marshall College Fund log onto http://www.thurgoodmarshallfund.net/
Check out the HWMag gallery to see more images from this fantastic event.
Posted in Education, Event, Fashion, Harlem, New York
Tagged 4th Annual Front Row, Andre Walker, DJ Clark Kent, Dr. Joyce Brown, HBCU, Jonathan Marshall, Marlon Jackson, Michael Jackson, Naomi Campbell, Nuttin’ But Stringz, Roseland Ballroom, Salters Scene, Sam Fine, Sherri Shepherd, The View, Thurgood Marshall College Fund

Yearlong initiative celebrates the melting pot of cultural flavors that influence American cuisine from Harlem to Beverly Hills.
Lawry’s® is proud to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month by encouraging families to enjoy the distinct aroma, bright colors, and varied textures of Chinese-inspired cuisine at home. Continue reading