Jay-Z will be performing in Carnegie Hall February 6th and 7th , 2012 for United Way of New York City and for his own non-profit Shawn Carter Scholarship Foundation.  The money will benefit under-served New York City schools and put college within the reach of low-income students across the five boroughs. New York City has the largest income gap in the United States, with as much as thirty percent of its children living in impoverished conditions.  Jay-Z stated that he is proud to be a part of this benefit. Tickets go on sale December 12, 2011. To purchase tickets go to United Way of New York city website or Jay-Z's foundation, www.shawncartersf.com.

Concert 1 : 2/6/2012 at 8:00 pm Carnegie Hall

Concert 2 : 2/7/2012 at 8:00 pm Carnegie Hall

With the proper alignment of star power, talent, beauty and skills comes the birth of a star. Personalities labeled "Star" include icons like Diana Ross, Beyonce and Lady Gaga. The next starlet to wear the title, undoubtedly, is stage sensation, Niajae – as it is indeed her time to shine.

Beyonce' has  great deal on her plate with being pregnant , getting a nursery together and I heard shopping for a new home for the new family.  Well one of Bee's business ventures went sour...and the company is claiming that Beyonce' did not stand buy her part of the deal.

Back in June of 2010 the songstress made a deal with video game company Gate Five for a game called Starpower, Beyonce', only to cast the venture aside. The company moved forward with a lawsuit this April, claiming the negligence of the agreement put 70 people out of work, as well as losing $7 million in investments and an estimated $100 million in potential profits. Beyonce's legal team tried to get the case thrown out, but it was rejected, and Judge Charles Ramos ruled that Gate Five could move forward with their lawsuit.

In The News Inc. and Trendsetters To Trendsetters Magazine

We are very excited to be working with Trendsetters To Trendsetters Magazine!  A magazine designed to honor and spotlight the unsung heroes that are making a difference in their respective communities.  This national publication run by Publisher and CEO Willie Stewart is building strong relationships and we are honored to be a part of this process. Read article>In The News blog

Alopecia Totalis Awareness

By Dr. Linda Amerson

September is National Alopecia Awareness Month.  Alopecia is the medical term for the loss of hair from the head or body, and usually is involuntary and unwanted.  There are a few major types of alopecia.  Hair loss that occurs in only one section of the head or body is termed alopecia areata.  Alopecia totalis describes the loss of all head hair and affects millions of Americans.  And alopecia universalis describes the complete hair loss from both the head and body. HEALTH & BEAUTY>>>Read more

The Future of Personalized Medicine

By Dr. Francis Collins

One of your top five priorities for NIH is to advance personalized medicine. What does this mean for the average American? Personalized medicine means taking better care of ourselves, beginning with learning as much as possible about your family's medical history.

13 Year-Old Broadway Actress, Singer, Songwriter, Producer and Model

Nia Imani is changing the game!

By Lakeitha Y. Anderson

Up and coming Trendsetter, 13 year-old Broadway actress, singer, songwriter, producer and model, Nia Imani, is changing the game! Having established a successful foundation at an early age, she is determined to retire from entertainment by the age of 18, and she’s well on her way! Nia Imani began performing publicly at the age of 6, when in the second grade, she entered herself in the school’s talent competition. Even though she wasn’t feeling her best that day, determination and passion kept her moving forward and her natural talent and love for performing was demonstrated as she sang Alicia Keys “Falling.”