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Black Socialite Magazine is consecrated to enhancing Louisiana through all cultural belongings. Black Socialite Magazine will lineament art, beauty, entertainment, fashion, fitness, health, and music. Each issue will feature creative artists, luxury fashion, original talents, and ameliorate Louisiana lifestyle.
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BLACK SOCIALITE MAGAZINE - 1
Preview IssueOctober 2012
HEALTHGURURolandAnderson
Feature:Lester Brooks
LouisianaFall
Fashion!
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6...Feature.Lester Brooks: DotComBeatz
8...Health.Roland Anderson
9...Beauty.Dripping in Red
9...Home.Country Fall Candles
10...People.Bran Nue Productions
11...Style. Louisiana Fall Fashion
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Letters From Our Co-Editors:
Dear BSM Readers,
My name is Courtney Doss and I have a conviction for all cultural belongings. Recentlymoving to Louisiana almost two years ago I've fallen in love with the fine arts, originaltalents, and music.
Black Socialite Magazine provides me the opportunity to explore Louisiana's developingconventions. In this first issue I'm inquiring music and health. Lester Brooks and RolandAnderson allow me to probe into their individual visionary creations.
Sincerely,
Dear BSM Readers,
Wow! After creating the concept of Black Socialite Magazine one late night over 2 yearsago, the vision is finally a reality. As a writer and editor, I felt the need to provide the ethnicLouisiana culture with a publication catered specifically to them. Black Socialite Magazinewill bring you the best in entertainment, music, fashion and art every month. I hope youenjoy this preview issue and I look forward to providing a full size issue to you next monththat will be even bigger and better!
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MAKINGTHE
BEATZ:
By Courtney Denise
Born and raised in Louisiana, LesterBrooks aka DotComBeatz began makingbeats in the late 90’s. Understanding therhythm and dallaince with sound, he foundhis talent and over the years he hasdeveloped engineering as a true authenticgift as a creator of instrumentals. As aresult of his progression in creating music,he is the COO of Bayou Boi Entertainment,a local production company locality basedin Baton Rouge, Louisiana where hemanages a group of young talents on theirway to success. Although he is not a manof many words, he is a man of many talents.While music is his passion, he has alsofound interest in hosting events, directingmusic videos,and recording special eventssuch as live performances and concerts.
Follow on Twitter: @DotComBeatz@BayouBoi_Ent
Like on Facebook: IamDotComBeatzBayouBoi Entertainment
www.reverbnation.com/[email protected]
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By: Courtney Denise
What many people don’t understand is that thechallenge to loose weight derives from the fear offailure and taking accountability for ourselves.When loosing weight from dieting, people alwayshave expectations on how much weight they shouldbe loosing at a particular time or they haveexpectations on how everyone else may view theirprogress or people not taking the desire to looseweight seriously. Diets don’t work!Roland Anderson, Herbalife distributor and fitnesswellness coach, states that ultimately changinghealth habits changes your lifestyle and allows foryour physical transformation. Spending much of hischildhood overweight, Roland found motivation in aridicule remark from a former coworker thatprovided the momentum to loose 58 pounds, have abetter body mass index and as a result he hasmanaged 6.5 percent body fat and gained 20 lbs oflean muscle. Healthier food habits and physicalfitness is not the only contribution to the success inhis weight loss. Obtaining the ability to sustainenergy throughout his day while working a full timejob, part time health fitness coach,model and actor.This is also accounted by the knowledgeableunderstanding of balancing nutritional snacksthroughout his day. As an independent distributor ofHerbalife, nutrition for a better life, Ronald nowowns Nutrition Done Right, a business that hasencouraged his continuing success during hislifestyle transformation along with many of itsmembers. In addition, Roland sponsors MMAfighter, Anthony Mychael. Although his lifestyletransformation was necessary, being frank Rolandstates,”The transition wasn’t easy, but for the firsttime ever he is eating to live and no longer living toeat.”
Wellness Coach-Roland AndersonEmail: [email protected]/randerson1.comwww.Facebook.com/roland.anderson1
Roland Anderson
Roland and his MMA fighter
Anthony Mychael
BEFORE AFTER
100% Soy Candle Gingerbread
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By: Danielle Tennent Stanton
Mary Kay® CremeLipstick in Really Red$13
Mary Kay® Nour-iShine Plus™ LipGloss in Rock N’Red$14
PeaceKeeper Cause-Metics Nail Paint Nat-ural Nail Polish NailSpa Provocative $8
Merle Norman Last-ing Cheek Color inRock Candy $15
CND Nail Colorin Rouge Red $9
Merle Norman LipPolish in Hussy $15
Merle Norman Age-Defying Lip Color inHussy $15
Jessica Custom NailColor in ClassicBeauty $7.50
Jessica Custom NailColor in Shall WeDance $7.50
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100% Soy CandleGingerbread $16Etsy: Samssoycandles
no. 2: apple picking$15Etsy: pommesfrites
Caramel Apple TinCandle $6Etsy:MyBasementShop
Pecan Pie Fall SoyWooden WickCandle $24Etsy:StPeteCandlemakers
Hot Apple CiderScented Soy CandleTin $9.25Etsy:bubbleandgeek
By: Danielle Tennent Stanton
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By: Danielle Tennent Stanton
Zachary, Louisiana native, Cosha Hayes, is the epitome of a real life Superwoman. AsI sat down to speak with her, I immediately noticed that she exudes power, positivity,and creativity. These great qualities also trickle down to her sons, Kyler and KalebDoutrive. Cosha Hayes is the Owner of Bran Nue Productions and released her firstnovel, Misconceptions, in April 2011. Since then, her son Kyler has launched SkayteBy: Kyler D, a unique and fresh T-shirt line and her youngest son, Kaleb has writtenhis own children’s book titled The Funny Chaps.
Since Hayes’ debut novel, she has published Ghetto Fantasies by Galvis Ardoin. Asher business continues to grow, she is still able to be a wonderful and involved mother,a community figure and mentor. When starting, Bran Nue Productions, Hayes knewthat she did not want to go out looking for a business partner, but instead wanted tobuild this business with her boys. Her sons want to show other children that “even thoughthey are kids, you can still do it”. Kyler and Kaleb want to encourage other youngchildren and have already shown the world that anything is possible.
Cosha Hayes, the author, publisher and entrepreneur has already taken the world bystorm and as her passion for the literary world continues to grow, there is no stoppingher. The “family team” that she has formed is rare, but solid and everyone should be onthe lookout and anticipate all of the wonderful things coming in the future from BranNue Productions!
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LFFouisiana
all
ashion
Stripe Knit BoyfriendJacket $21.99 , LaceTrim Camisole $13.99,Bootcut Jean with backpocket detail $27.99All from Cato
Dolman Sleeve Sweater$27.99, Sequin Tank$19.99, Stretch WaistJean, $24.99
Miss Me Jeans $99Dillard’s
Bannker Boots$169.95Steve Madden
Diamond StripeBoatneck Dress$129BeBe
In Louisiana, we all know that while peopleup North are sporting their boots and down
jackets, we are still hanging on to mildSummer weather. I present to you fall
fashion “Louisiana Style” so that you canstill be in season without sweating your
buns off!
By: Danielle Tennent Stanton
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