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#31 JAWN'S JUICE / OCTOBER 15,2002
By Jawn Murray (Washington, DC)
Dave Hollister talks about it all in this week’s Juice. From his rumored divorce to his beef with Blackstreet, Dave answers all questions as candidly as he can. Also, news on Trina, En Vogue, Gloria Gaynor, Macy Gray, Floetry, and “American Idol” contestant Tamyra Gray. Plus, Jawn has an exclusive on two hip-hop couples, including rapper Jay-Z and Beyonce Knowles of Destiny’s Child. Figure out which R&B; diva is furious with her record label and is threatening a lawsuit. All of these stories and so much more, in this week’s Juice!
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CANADIAN CONTENT: “Get Ready” for Shawn Desman
By Tamara Smith [simplymagic@rogers.com]
Shawn Desman is heating up radio and television airwaves with his hot single “Get Ready”. The first single from the Toronto native’s first major label release is making a constant climb up Canadian charts. At only 19 years old, Shawn Desman boasts a long professional career as a singer, songwriter, producer and dancer.
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STEVEN IVORY: Netta's Liberating Sleep
I'd fly halfway around the world to see Netta. When I'd get there, it was always the same: Our first week together would be heaven; the second week a delight. But by the third week, like clockwork would come turbulence. A great day could erupt into emotional chaos at a moment's notice, sparked by a simple question regarding apples or what time The Simpsons come on. The storm could end as abruptly as it began.
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TECHNOLOGY BREAKDOWN: Hand Grenades and Horseshoes
By Russell de Pina
You know that old saying "almost counts only in hand grenades and horseshoes?" Well, most US based wireless carriers are trying to convince the public that it counts in the world of wireless broadband as well. All of the carriers - AT&T;, Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile, Sprint PCS and Cingular are touting their new digital services as 3G or "third generation" services.
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#30 JAWN’S JUICE / OCTOBER 8, 2002
By Jawn Murray (Washington, DC)
This week, Jawn gets up close and personal with Broadway star, turned R&B; diva, Heather Headley. Also, news on Ginuwine, Lil’ Kim, Al B. Sure, Mya, BET host Gerard Henry, and the play Men Cry In The Dark. Plus, Jawn has an exclusive on former R. Kelly protégé Sparkle and her new record deal. Check out his full review of the Hennessy Privilege Music Tour featuring Kelly Price, Dave Hollister, and Glenn Lewis. All of these stories, and so much more, in this week’s Juice!
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ON THE TOWN: Vibe Magazine Airs New Television Show
By Tõnya Lewis / ForeverLovedEnt@aol.com
There wasn’t much going on around town last week but the talk was definitely about the premier of Vibe Magazine's new television show entitled Weekend Vibe. I prepared myself for a long night because the show aired at 2. am EST on Saturday night, so I got my diet coke (OK it was really a bowl of ice cream) and got ready for the show’s premier.
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STEVEN IVORY: The Noisy Emancipation of Virgin Man
On the morning city bus en route to City College, Smokey Robinson's new hit, "Virgin Man," was again haunting me. The guy holding the radio derived particular glee from the part that said, "...It ain't like I never wanted to/but it's easier to think than it is to do..." He thought that so funny.
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