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Articles in April, 1991 issue of Ebony

• The real-life Fresh Prince of Bel-Air: television and recording tycoon Benny Medina proves that Hollywood life can be stranger than Hollywood fiction
  by Laura B. Randolph
• Can George Foreman win the title again? At age 42 and weighing 260-plus pounds, the former champ is determined to do "the impossible."
  by Walter Leavy
• Ebony Fashion Fair celebrates 33rd anniversary; Eunice W. Johnson is guiding force behind traveling extravaganza that has raised $36 million for charity
• Pebbles' southern hideaway: in upscale Atlanta suburb, singer enjoys multiple roles of wife, mother and star performer
  by Lynn Norment
• Black college queens: proud, smart and compassionate, these young women epitomize the best collegians of the '90s
• They took our music … now they're 'taking' our lips; as beauty standards change, some White women are seeking large, voluptuous lips with injections and cosmetics - includes tips on lip care
  by Lynn Norment
• Comedian says … fat isn't funny: Kim Coles loses 50 pounds, finds husband and new fans
  by Michel'le Renise Barber
• Behind the scenes in Hollywood: small but growing number make breakthroughs as movie technicians
  by Aldore Collier
• Annual Readers Poll … hottest stars of '91 and surprising views on sex, rap music and the war - Persian Gulf conflict
• New NBA president: a crusade for equality in law schools and firms; Houston attorney is 3rd woman to head Black bar group - National Bar Association, Algenita Scott Davis
• Healing bodies and souls: the ministry of the Rev. Horace E. Smith, M.D.; pastor/pediatrician bridges the worlds of faith and science
  by Alex Poinsett
• What it's really like to be married to a superstar: love in the fast lane brings superjoys and superproblems - includes related article on Pauletta Washington
  by Kim Van Dang
• Let's take back our streets: Charleston, S.C., police chief proposes step-by-step solutions for the nation's crime and drug problems - excerpt from 'Let's Take Back Our Streets'
  by Reuben Greenberg