NBA star talks up legal woes and what’s next for the free agent
NBA Star Dwyane Wade has a lot to think about these days, both on and off the court. During an exclusive interview with Jet’s Senior Writer Melody Hoffman, Wade shares how he’s fairing under the pressures of potentially landing a career-high contract and zigzagging between divorce court appearances in Chicago and Miami. Read more about how the heat is on for Wade in this week’s issue.
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Outspoken singer sounds off about controversial video, motherhood and much more
Erykah Badu doesn’t back down from anything and she definitely works hard to be true to herself. Gearing up for her Out My Mind, Just In Time multi-city tour, the mother of three tells Jet’s Senior Writer Clarence Waldron that she’s not moved by the recent controversy about her artistry or anyone’s opinion about her in general. In fact, she has much more to say in this week’s issue.
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Sultry singer talks separation, new CD and overcoming financial woes
After a five-year hiatus and a serious bout with her health, Grammy-winning singer Toni Braxton embraces the release of her latest CD Pulse in the midst of legal separation and financial woes. “Comebacks don’t really bother me,” she said. “Some folks are offended by that. They can call it whatever they need to call it. I feel good about this new project. It’s been a while for me. But the point is that I’m still her and I’m still relevant,” she told Jet.
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'MYJET247 is a completely new value proposition with a distinctive brand identity for JET'
Today, JET introduces MYJET247.com, a new multimedia website dedicated to providing a unique point of view on the latest Black take in news and entertainment. As part of JET’s new and evolving brand strategy, MYJET247.com will offer consumers a unique experience through an array of stories, video, and branded channels that will entertain, engage and connect the audience to what’s happening now. The new site fulfills a long awaited void in the Black community and will be of tremendous value to
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TV ‘show girl’ shares how she loves her ‘alone’ time
Without a hitch, popular talk show host and author Wendy Williams has successfully transitioned from radio to television with her boisterous, colorful character and signature line, “How you doin’?” Jet found out that the queen of celebrity gossip actually prefers to make “alone” time a priority. “Spending time by myself with no telephone, a little TV, a little crafting, I may put tracks in my wigs or reorganize my white T-shirts…I enjoy my own company, I like the woman that I’ve become,” she sai
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London-born actor reveals playful side, love for music and his definition of a perfect date night
Acclaimed sexy actor Idris Elba is more than meets the eye in so many ways. As one of the stars of the upcoming action film, The Losers, the 37-year-old father of two sat down with Jet in Los Angeles to discuss his record label, British TV series, Luther and five things readers will want to know about him. “Sarcasm is a part of English culture, and I find myself drawn to people who are sarcastic and not only can laugh at themselves but make people laugh,” he said.
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The multi-talented millionaire continues to build his own empire as CEO of NCredible Entertainment
Nick Cannon laughs when people call him “Mr. Mariah Carey,” even though he’s been married to his wife, Mariah, for two years now. The self-professed “entrepretainer” – an entrepreneur first and entertainer second – is certainly accomplished in his own right. He became a millionaire at 15 and is the CEO of his own multi-media company, NCredible Entertainment and chairman of the Teen Nick television network. “That type of stuff is humorous to me,” he tells Jet. “If I were an insecure individual or
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View exclusive photos + Actress/Comedian talks life after the Oscars
Now that Mo’Nique is a member of the exclusive Oscar-winning club, the talented actress tells Jet she has no plans of slowing down. Whether it’s kicking off her comedy tour this month or recently acquiring the rights to Hattie McDaniel’s story as the first African-American to win an Academy Award, Mo’Nique says she takes everyday in stride. “You know what I am most proud of?” said Mo’Nique. “Two things—I don’t judge anymore after making this movie. And, it was never about the awards.” (p. 28)
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