Lala And Tika Pose For Vibe Magazine

Lala Vasquez Anthony and Tika Sumpter glammed up for the 2011 October/November Reel issue of Vibe Magazine. The two lovely ladies were shown as two gangsta chicks rocking fabulous clothes and accessories in a "Thelma and Louise" theme photo shoot. 

In the photo above, the two took a man hostage, where Lala rocked, a Jean Paul Gaultier black coat dress, Lia Sophia hoop earrings, Gaspar leather gloves, and Grey Mer boots, while Tika wore: a Los by Laquan Smith toasted almond tennis dress, and Lia Sophia cone cuff bracelet. 

In the photo below, the ladies are posing in a car wearing (Lala): All Louis Vuitton Leather and silk embroidered jacket, cashmere briefs and patent lace-up boots, Lia Sophia Earrings, and Gaspar driving gloves, meanwhile (Tika) is wearing all Louis Vuitton Cashmere knit top, see through crinoline skirt, patent leather corset, monogram clutch with handcuff fetish high books, Lia Sophia hoopla earrings, and a Mezi gold ring. WOW! Tika and Lala sure knows how to pull off "good girls gone bad" look.

Check out behind the scenes with the ladies here

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New Music Video: Beyonce "Love On Top"

Last week, we gave you a sneak peak of Beyonce's new video "Love On Top." Well, Bey finally released the official music video yesterday. She released the video after a month of half of her performance at the VMA's, where she revealed her pregnancy. King Bey got some inspiration from the 60's/70's Motown era and New Edition for this video.

In the beginning, Bey is rocking a short black one piece body suit with some high top shoes as she channels New Edition "If It Isn't Love" music video. She is seen doing choreography with male background singers/dancers as she sings as a front man. Beyonce continues the same format and transforms into the Motwon era. As she goes up an octave, she switches into a series of suit looks. She and the boys later rock gold-trimmed tuxedos when the spotlight comes out. Then the video ends with the diva and the boys wearing a black tuxedo tail suit.

The First Family Attend The Dr. Martin Luther King Memorial

Yesterday, a dedication ceremony took place in Washington D.C at the Washington Mall for the unveiling of the Dr. Martin Luther King Memorial. The ceremony was suppose to be held on the 48 year anniversary of the 1963 "I Have A Dream" speech on August 28th; however, it was postponed because of Hurricane Irene. Reverend Al Sharpton, actress Cicely Tyson, Diahann Carroll, U.S Representative John Lewis, Reverend Joseph Lowery, Andrew Young were amongst those who attended the event, while the Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin, Mary Mary, Stevie Wonder, and others blessed the ceremony with their lovely vocals. Representative John Lewis spoke at the ceremony and reminisced on the walk in Washington 48 years ago.

"I'm the only one still around."

"He was arrested, jailed, beaten and constantly harassed. His home was bombed. He was stabbed. he suffered the slings and arrows of hate."

"Come and walk in my shoes. Dr. King is telling you that we have changed. We're better people. We're a better nation."

The first family (President Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama, and their daughters) also attended the dedication ceremony.The president delivered a speech, where he reflected on progress our country has made since Dr. Martin Luther King's time, but we still have more work to do and face challenges today.

"Nearly 50 years after the March on Washington, our work - Dr. King's work- is not yet complete.

Progress was purchased through enduring the smack of billy clubs and the blast of fire hoses. It was bought with days in jail cells and nights of bomb threats.
"Let us not be trapped by what is. We can't be discouraged by what is. We've got to keep pushing for what ought to be."

"[Dr. King] will stand for all time, among monuments to those who fathered this nation and those who defended it. A black preacher, no official rank or title, somehow gave voice to our deepest dreams and our most lasting ideas. [...]I know we will overcome. I know there are better days ahead. I know this because of the man towering over us."