Ebony

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Articles in Nov 2007 issue of Ebony

• The 'other' smart phones: beyond iPhone, new devices offer other ways to stay connected
  by Bryan Monroe
• Ebony on the scene
• The Boondocks Past and Present: All the Rage
• Expert advice on love & relationships: Doctor Joyce answers your questions about marriage and dating
  by Joyce Hamilton Berry
• Your weave keeping it real
  by Ellin LaVar
• Thanksgiving at its best: family, food, festivity and expressions of gratitude
  by Charlotte Lyons
• 'Why I had gastric bypass surgery': three Blacks share their journey through the procedure as our culture battles the deadly condition of obesity
• Alicia: bares her soul; beyond the artist's beautiful exterior lies an amazingly talented and driven young woman who is coming into her own
  by Harriette Cole
• International affairs
• Get Yours!: The girlfriends' Guide to Having Everything You Ever Dreamed of and More
• Keke Wyatt
  by Shirley Henderson
• Coat tales
  by Harriette Cole
• Fall 2007 itinerary: a listing of the cities, show locations, dates and times for the Fall 2007 tour season
• Voices of praise: Israel Houghton & New Breed: journey to a deeper level
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Queen Latifah
  by Murrell Syler
• Game, Get Some! What Women Really Want
• Rissi Palmer
  by Lynn Norment
• Walk it out! Get a leg up on the competition in these trend-setting tights!
  by Nubia Murray
• Flash point
• Can married men and women just be friends with the opposite sex? No. 'It's not impossible; it's impractical'
  by Michelle R. Callahan
• Audrey Smaltz
  by Cleo C. Vaughn
• Earth's Waters
• Also noted: new releases
• Sizzling hot fall workout: warm the the mind, body and spirit with Bikram yoga
  by Lynette R. Holloway
• Accessorize this
  by Eunice W. Johnson
• Can married men and women just be friends with the opposite sex? Yes. 'Jealousy reflects a total lack of self-confidence'
  by Diance Weathers
• Sisterspeak
  by Janice Smith
• One Million Men and Me
• Music history
• The black impact on car designs: the urbanization of the auto industry includes big grilles, big wheels, big rims and big bucks
  by Frank S. Washington
• Black glamour
• Condoleezza Rice president Bush's most loyal insider: in the midst of major inner-circle departures, the Secretary of State remains at the president's side
  by Kevin Chappell
• Ebony on the scene
  by Podres Spencer, E.
• Tasha Smith: film's bad girl makes good
  by Shirley Henderson
• November: what's happening where?
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Ed Welburn: GM's king of design: designer revolutionizes the automotive industry
  by Kevin Chappell
• All that jazz
• Overlooked & undervalued: actors and actresses who get no props
  by Lynette R. Holloway
• Body talk
  by D. White
• 5 questions for … Babyface
  by Shirley Henderson
• How the mortgage crisis is affecting you; upheavals in the housing market are affecting homeowners of all income levels
  by Ivory Johnson
• Star cars: like regular people, celebrities are passionate about their rides, too
  by Miki Turner
• King of dance: Alonzo King and his LINES Ballet mark 25 years of dance innovation
  by Julia Chance
• Memorable photo
• Evolving Ebony: the best gets better: a message from the president & CEO
  by Linda Johnson Rice
• Money talks
  by Aquaneta J. Betts
• 'If you're innocent, just say no to a probation deal': nationally syndicated radio talk show host, known as "The People's Attorney," shares his personal story
  by Warren Ballentine
• Finding fabulous: Ebony asked famed stylist George Fuller to help a reader discover hidden fashion treasures lurking in her own closet
  by George Fuller
• 10 tips to make your ride a showstopper
  by Kevin Chappell
• Sheila Bridges transforms spaces; award-winning interior designer puts her signature on clients' personal surroundings
  by George Alexander, VII
• A spotlight on individuals who are moving onward & upward
  by Adrienne Samuels
• Mo'Nique
  by Theresa McMiller
• Forgiving your family: "let's forgive, love and respect each other. Family is all that we have."
  by Vickie Winans
• Body beautiful: special treatment for your skin
  by Christine James
• The customizing creativity of Funkmaster Flex: DJ has given Ford a new kind of flair
  by Kevin Chappell
• Strictly for laughs
  by Maurice S. Ennels
• Correction
• Making the cover
  by Harriette Cole
• Grace after midnight: a memoir: Felicia "Snoop" Pearson
  by Lynette R. Holloway
• Why HIV/AIDS is still killing African Americans: while new treatments emerge, deadly disease continues to ravage Black families
  by Wilbert C. Jordan
• Good to go: toiletries for the man on the move
  by Christine James
• The charm rules: 10 etiquette tips for children
  by Shirley Henderson
• From reality shows to stardom: TV showcased their talent and changed their lives forever
  by Shirley Henderson