How I Did It: Chef Uses Food to Bridge Cultural Gap
PBS’ Kimchi Chronicles host, Marja Vongerichten, talks her passion for food and how her multiethnic roots influenced a merging of Asian and African-American palates.
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Ruben Studdard on Weight Loss, Vegetarianism, Music and Marathon
American Idol winner Ruben Studdard celebrates comeback with new look, album and healthy lifestyle at the Ruben Studdard Celebration Weekend 2011
Ask the Money Coach: Are You Ever Too Old to Start a 401(K)?
Money Coach Lynnette Khalfani-Cox tells you if you're ever told old to start planning for retirement with your 401(K)
4 Destructive Workplace Myths
Four common workplace myths and why they don't work in the office.
In the News: Cornel West and Princeton Part Ways; Tyler Perry Backs Kim Kardashian Casting and More
See what’s going on in the world with today’s compilation of news around the Web
5-Point Recap of CNN’s Black In America 4
Following the premier of CNN's Black in America 4: The New Promised Land: Silicon Valley, Hajj Flemings shares his thoughts on the groundbreaking documentary and
3 Reasons to Attend/Avoid Your Next Class Reunion
Class reunions always cause anxiety. Who you were, what you've done and where you're going are all up for critique as you revisit your past—for
How I Did It: Former Chef Takes Expert Knowledge to the Classroom
Chef Kevin Mitchell had a successful career in the food industry that included restaurants, catering, hotels, and universities. So the next logical step was to
Common: On Life and Love Lessons from Serena Williams and Erykah Badu
Common, award-winning rapper and bestselling author, opens up about his new book and love lessons from Serena Williams and Erykah Badu
Ask the Money Coach: New Bank Fees Are Coming. Here’s What to Expect
Money Coach Lynnette Khalfani-Cox tells you how the new bank fees will affect your money