Thursday, May 21, 2009

How Ugly Is Your Beauty? Abiola & Michael Beach Ask

Hey Cupcakes,

It's Think About It Thursday... Almost time for the weekend. Pop in some eye drops to conceal that party fatigue; you don't wanna miss this!

Though not a fan of Third Watch or E.R., your goddess sister was still thrilled to get a call from actor Michael Beach about his new documentary, America the Beautiful. He said to check my mailbox for his new film, and with a Hollywood actor involved, and I honestly expected some sort of typical fluffery.

I was pleasantly surprised to find an entertaining yet hard hitting look at artificial beauty in America. I tapped my new silk nails, fluffed my bone straight # 6 hair weave, batted my false eyelash extensions, sucked it in with pair of Spanx and adjusted the straps on my Vicky's Secret push up water bra. This documentary was definitely something to pay attention to. Take note: Whenever people start putting a scalpel to their vaginas, we need to have a convo. Ouch! Here's what Michael Beach had to say about the pursuit of beauty in America.

OH - And don't leave me by my lonesome- leave me a COMMENT.





This has been a broadcast from Harlem where I live in solo sin with the gorgeous Anabelle Kitty Kat. Some people won't like you no matter what so just be your crazy, cool, weird self & give the haters something to talk about!

Thanks for hanging with me-- your girl Abiola. You know me as Abiola Abrams, Miss Picky on VH1's Tough Love, the host of The Best Shorts on BET J, the author of Dare, and the host of The Planet Abiola Show online. Join me on Hello Beautiful for my Music Mondays, Sexy Temptation Tuesdays, What-the-Wednesdays, Think About It Thursdays and For The Win Fridays.

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