FULL EPISODE: Black Anti-Gay Hate Crime on Video, First Lady’s Make Up Artist, Bisexual Poet & The Black LGBT Project
ShareTweet In this all-new full episode 204 of NoMoreDownLow.TV, we investigate the savage beating of an openly gay black Atlanta man and ask: “Is being on the Down Low the new so-called Twinkie Defense?” Then, meet Oprah Winfrey and First Lady Michelle Obama’s make-up artist, who’s also worked with Patti LaBelle & more famous black […]
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ALL-NEW: Oprah & First Lady Michelle Obama’s Make Up Artist
ShareTweet In this segment of episode 204, meet First Lady Michelle Obama’s make-up artist, Derrick Rutledge. Derrick has worked with Oprah Winfrey, Patti LaBelle, Yolanda Adams & more famous faces. Lawrencia Dandridge introduces us to the man who has the honor of making Michelle Obama look so glamorous. And we’ll find out first hand what […]
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Oprah’s “Coming Out” Special
ShareTweet Yes! Oprah Winfrey is having a “Coming Out” special. And no, that’s not her big family secret. You need to catch up! She has a half-sister but that was yesterday’s show. Today, she’s featuring a “Coming Out” episode that showcases her 25 years of covering LGBT issues. And no! She’s not gay. We appreciate […]
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Bi Guy: Coming Out in Compton
ShareTweet In his own words, Travon Free comes out of the closet as bisexual. Read his blog post here. Born and raised in Compton California, Travon Free is a comedian, actor, and writer who towers over most at 6’7. And according to his website, FREEdom Of Speech, he’s only 25 years old and has already accomplished […]
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Jensen Atwood Shirtless for Love
ShareTweet Jensen Atwood (a.k.a. Wade from Noah’s ARC), posted a MUST WATCH video on YouTube this week. Jensen is in his bathroom, shirtless, combing out his hair and chopping it off. All in the name of charity. He donated his braids to Locks of Love. WATCH HERE: Did you also know that he was a […]
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