Wednesday, September 21, 2011

One-on-One with Melissa Haizlip






With a diverse background in theatre, TV, and film, Melissa Haizlip has worked as casting director for the international thriller “40”, which premiered at the Toronto Film Festival 2010. Haizlip now debuts Mr. Soul” Ellis Haizlip and the Birth of Black Power TV. Released from her independent film production company, Shoes in the Bed Productions,this film is about the pioneering all-black variety show, Soul! and the man who made it happen.

Hosted and Produced by her uncle, Ellis Haizlip, Soul! was a program like no other, showcasing black culture, politics, and the arts. The Emmy-award winning show premiered on WNET public television in 1968 and aired until 1973. During its broadcast, Soul! featured prominent figures in black America including Amiri Baraka, Louis Farrakhan and Stevie Wonder.

Melissa’s film Mr. Soul” Ellis Haizlip and the Birth of Black Power TV will be screened at Howard University Thursday, 9/22 and at the CBCF (Congressional Black Caucus Foundation) Annual Legislative Conference third annual independent film series on Saturday, 9/24.

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

One-on-One with Kayenecha Daugherty

Now in its third year, Gypsy Soul has become a solid company for live entertainment in Baltimore. The marketing and pr firm has brought independent and Grammy-nominated artists from across the country. Director Kayenecha Daugherty talks about future plans for the company.




Friday, September 2, 2011

One-on-One with Cory McCray


Baltimore City Board of Elections member Cory McCray speaks on voter apathy and early voting.


Publisher's note: There are two days left for early voting: September 6 and 8. The Baltimore City Primary Election is September 13. Click on this link for early voting locations.



Wednesday, August 31, 2011

huevoicesdotcom @ Kurk Lee v.s. Goodman All-Star game

NBA stars Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James, Kevin Durant and Chris Paul participated in a summer league exhibition game at Morgan State University's Talmadge L. Hill Field House in Baltimore. Wearing the green jerseys,Anthony(#30), James(#10), and Paul(#31) played for Kurk Lee's League from Baltimore. Durant (#22) led the Goodman League from Washington, D.C. Kurk Lee won the game 149-141.

Here are a few clips of the game.











Tuesday, August 23, 2011

One-on-One with Marsha Jews



An author, business consultant, and avid volunteer, Marsha Jews has built a strong reputation in Baltimore with ties in the profit and non-profit sectors. Recently she won the opportunity to host her own talk show on the public radio station, WEAA 88.9 FM. Bobby Marvin interviewed Jews on the talent contest and her show, "Keep It Moving"w/ Marsha Jews, officially set to launch on September 19.

Sunday, August 21, 2011

huevoicesdotcom @ The Last Taste of Summer Festival

McElderry Park Community residents came out to enjoy "The Last Taste of Summer Festival". The East Baltimore community block party was presented by the East Monument Main Street Merchants and included the McElderry Park Community Association and the Safe Streets East program. The event featured live entertainment, face painting and a back to school drive.

Safe Streets East Director Gardnell Carter spoke on the event and what it meant to the community.



2011 Mayoral candidate Catherine Pugh and Baltimore City Council District 13 candidate Shannon Sneed addressed the crowd.




Baltimore City Council District 13 candidate Antonio "Tony" Glover



Publisher's note: This event took place Saturday, August 20th.

Friday, June 10, 2011

Black Fathers Rock Vol. 2



BLACK FATHERS STAND UP! Black Fathers Radio is back with another edition of Black Fathers Rock. This second installment will feature hip-hop artists Eze Jackson, Ooh of BrownFISH,Em Sea Water and MORE! All for FREE Friday June 17 at Terra Cafe.