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This Couple Created The First And Only Black-Owned Supplement Manufacturing Company In The Country - Vimarsana News

This Couple Created The First And Only Black-Owned Supplement Manufacturing Company In The Country

Keaira LaShae and Kevin Price are the founders of Just Move Supplements, a vegan brand aimed at shifting the way people handle their health and wellness.

Keke Palmer stuns in curve hugging leopard print dress - Vimarsana News

Keke Palmer stuns in curve hugging leopard print dress

Keke Palmer poured her curves into a figure hugging leopard print dress for a series of snaps on Instagram on Sunday. She is s promoting her latest album, Big Boss, which drops on May 12.

Tia Mowry uses viral TikTok trend to reveal she's done having kids - Vimarsana News

Tia Mowry uses viral TikTok trend to reveal she's done having kids

March 16th, 2021 by KRNB Paul Archuleta/Getty ImagesActress  Tia Mowry says she’s not having any more children after giving birth to her 10-year-old son,  Cree, and two-year-old-daughter,  Cory Hardict.  On Tuesday, Mowry made the grand announcement using the viral “BGC Drama Effect” in a TikTok video, shared on Instagram. “‘Why don’t you have another baby?’ they said,” says Mowry, just before dramatic music plays in the background. “You wanna pay for it? You wanna change its diapers? You want to babysit? I didn’t think so,” she declares. Her  Kea...

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6 Exercise Programs Led By Black Women To Try At Home In 2021 - Vimarsana News

6 Exercise Programs Led By Black Women To Try At Home In 2021

One of the key issues we see in workout culture is the lack of representation. Many of the advertised programs feature white women—which isn’t necessarily a problem, except it doesn’t show a range of trainers (or culturally relevant bodies, music and styles) in the videos or classes they produce. It can be very discouraging to have to type something along the lines of “Black women workout videos” in order to get results—much like needing to type “Black girl curly hairstyles” into Google Images—and it began to feel like finding these trainers was going to be a task that was ne...