Pam Grier

*The 70′s bombshell, Pam Grier, has a lot to say about the direction of Hollywood these days. She was known as a strong, sexy, shut’cho mouf black sister back in the day. And even now, she’s still holding her own, but she doesn’t see an easy walk back into movie roles. According to the Winnipeg Free Press, Grier, 62, is upset that the Hollywood studios are still underrepresented by African Americans. The majority of African American roles seen on the big screen these days are due to...Read Full Story

Pamela Grier Pamela Suzette “Pam” Grier (born May 26, 1949), is an American actress. Grier was born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, the daughter of Gwendolyn Sylvia (née Samuels), a homemaker and nurse, and Clarence Ransom Grier, who worked as a mechanic and Technical Sergeant in the United States Air Force. She has one sister and one brother. Because of her father’s military career, her family moved frequently during her childhood to various places such as England, and eventually...Read Full Story

This edition is new why well because this is not just about magazine covers but also about photoshoots… See exclusive photo shoots of your favorite celebrities. Every month I feature two post “On The Cover Of A Magazine” which include high quality photos and photo shoots. Check it out every month as well as this month of July. The Month of July gives you sexy yet high fashion photos of hot celebs gracing the cover of your favorite magazine. See in this months “On The Cover Of A Magazine...Read Full Story

The other day, Pam Grier was upset. The former 1970s blaxploitation pinup queen was lamenting the effects of the economic downturn on families. "You're seeing more and more abuse with the economic crisis today,'' she said in an interview with Black Voices from her home in Colorado. "People are upset. It's hot. They are frustrated and angry. Abuse is through the roof. It's on the rise.'' Yes, the former gun-toting, pimp-slappin' beauty, who won the hearts of men and inspired scores of...Read Full Story

Pam Grier the infamous actress best known for her roles in blaxploitation films in the 70’s is back with a memo regarding advocacy, feminism, life, love, sexuality, and independence. These messages are written down in an easy vernacular for fans. Her new memoir, My Life in Three Acts: Foxy , takes an intriguing look at Grier’s life and legacy. This Saturday (July 31) from 12-2pm at the South Dallas Cultural Center, fans will be able to listen to theactress/author. She says this is her, “Big...Read Full Story