In Memoriam – Dr. Maya Angelou
In Memoriam – Frankie Knuckles
In Memoriam – Javier Bravo (aka Kid Chocolate)
Sad news to report in the Gay Porn World. Porn Star “Kid Chocolate”, real name Javier Bravo, has passed away. He is well known for his work with Machofucker. He also worked with Cazzo Films and Jalif Studio. It’s still very new so the cause of his death is still unknown but damn this is a shocker. Not only was he good at his craft, he was also very photogenic and did some great model shoots.
He had a few blogs (all in Spanish) you all can check out.
In Memoriam – Donna Summer
The Queen of Disco passed away yesterday at the young age of 63 from Lung Cancer.
For those old enough to remember when these songs were initially released, you know how great an artist she was, with classic tunes we still groove to!
Rest in Peace – Donna Summer
In Memoriam – Whitney Houston
Black History Month – Don Cornelius (In Memoriam)
What a sad way to start Black History Month. The legendary Don Cornelius committed suicide on Wed, Feb. 1st. We all know him as the founder of the iconic show “Soul Train”. Those old enough to have watched the show back in the 70’s and 80’s know it was “the show” to watch on Saturdays not only for the music talent but the infamous “Soul Train” line and the crazy fashion.
His catch phrase is still just as hip today as it was back when the show aired – “… and you can bet your last money, it’s all gonna be a stone gas, honey! I’m Don Cornelius, and as always in parting, we wish you love, peace and soul!”
Thank you Don for all the great years of fashion, music and SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUL!
Check out Don dancing with Mary Wilson (The Supremes) down the Soul Train Line. CLASSIC!!!
In Memoriam – Etta James
In Memoriam – Heavy D
For those who truly appreciate Hip-Hop/Rap music and were old enough to be around when it “flourished”, we all remember Heavy D and The Boyz. They had some of the best hip hop songs from the late 80’s to early 90’s. The lead of the group, Heavy D (born Dwight Myers), died of a heart attack in LA on Tuesday. He was 44. He had a great discography and what rapper can claim they have worked with the biggest superstars on the planet – Michael Jackson and Janet Jackson. Rest in Peace Heavy! Thanks for the great music!
Here is one of his videos with the Boyz and one with Janet Jackson from her hit “Alright”.
Monday Men – Reginald Doucet Jr.
Here are some photos of an aspiring model who was murdered in Southern California this year.
You can read more about it here!
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