I grew up watching David Alan Grier on the breakout television show In Living Color. He was one of the funniest actors on the show and one of the most memorable. In the movies Boomerang and Blankman he left us in stitches, once again holding his own with Eddie Murphy and the Wayans family respectively. He even made the most of his appearances of the hit show Martin. More recently, just a couple years ago he took over Comedy Central, with the sketch comedy, Chocolate News, once again spotlighting the funny man and the hilarious mind for the world. But who would've thought, that the same man who played Antoine Merriweather alongside Damon Wayans in the ‘Men on Film’ sketch, graduated undergrad from the University of Michigan, and then received his masters in fine arts from the prestigious Yale University School of Drama. And even if you’re not easily surprised, you'd probably never imagine that Grier also got his start on a Broadway musical and as an actor in serious stage plays. In fact, the comedy scene was a lucky step in the right direction after trying to experience something new.

They say when one door closes another opens; or for Qwanell ‘Que” Mosley, 5 more open. He was a member of R & B group Day 26 and now he’s become the solo artist that all of us have been wishing for. We all know that an artist with that much talent doesn’t need to be in a group; and since December of 2009, Que has been a solo artist, debuting his first mixtape titled Q Files. And if you thought that was all, you’re wrong because this summer he’ll premiere his first solo album along with a reality show with girlfriend Dawn Richard.

Something funky going on in your sex life? Long-term relationship starting to run dry? Well Sujeiry Gonzalez is your go-to-girl. Sujeiry owns and operates Lovemionline.com and is a featured writer at Latina Magazine’s website Latina.com. She’s hosting the LoveMiOnline Annual Festival Friday, March 26th and the Love Yourself Expo Saturday, March 27th. So get out there and love yourself. It’s sure to be a good time.

Just last year Cam'ron was making his return to the industry in an effort to recreate the magic he once had with the Diplomats. In just a few short months he has already opened the door for one of the bright spots in Hip-Hop. Already a member of Jae Millz' Most Hated camp, and now part of Cam's new movement titled The U.N., Vado is New York's last line of defense. Not to worry, he's strong enough to hold New York on his shoulders.