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Today is Monday, January 20, the 20th day of the year. There are 346
 Stacey Dash days remaining until the end of the year.
HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES National Bath Safety Month,
National Blood Donor Month, National Braille Literacy Month,
National Hobby Month, Hot Tea Month, National Oatmeal Month,
National Soup Month, National Buttercrunch Day, National
Cheese Lovers Day, Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day!
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
 Nick Anderson Ronald Townson, 73, singer (5th Dimension)
Dave Fennoy, 67, voice actor
Ron Harper, 57, basketball player
Heather Small, 54, singer
Chris Morris, 54, basketball player
Stacey Dash, 53, actress
Nick Anderson, 52, basketball player
 Bessie Coleman Reno Wilson, 49, actor
Ahmir-Kalib Thompson, 48, drummer
Jalen Rose, 47, basketball player
Jason Richardson, 38, basketball player
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
Lead Belly, 132, blues guitarist (d. 1949)
Bessie Coleman, 127, 1st Black female aviator
 Etta James Abram Hill, 109, director/playwright/founder Negro Theater (d. 1988)
DEATHS
Josh Gibson, 1947, Negro League slugger (b. 1912)
Curt Flood, 1997, baseball player (b. 1936)
Bobo Brazil, 1998, wrestler (b. 1924)
Etta James, 2012, singer (b. 1939)
ON THIS DATE IN…
 Patricia Roberts-Harris 1788 – Pioneer African Baptist church organizes in Savannah, Ga.
1788 – Andrew Bryan, 1st Black pastor, ordained.
1870 – Hiram R. Revels elected to fill unexpired term of Jefferson Davis
as U.S. Senator for Mississippi.
1954 – The National Negro Network is established with 40 charter
member radio stations.
 John F. Kennedy 1961 – The Democrat John F. Kennedy is inaugurated as President of
the United States, the youngest ever sworn in.
1968 – Houston Cougars defeat the UCLA Bruins 71-69 to win
basketball’s Game of the Century and end UCLA’s 47 game winning
streak.
1977 – Patricia Roberts Harris became 1st Black woman to hold a
Cabinet position.
 Barack Obama 1986 – 1st federal holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
1990 – 47th Golden Globes: Driving Miss Daisy wins.
2009 – Barack Obama, inaugurated as the 44th President of the United
States of America, becomes the United States’ first African-American
president.
HOROSCOPE
As an Aquarius born on January 20th, you are known for an original and adaptable personality. While others prefer to follow the status quo, you thrive in situations where you can be innovative and original. It seems that you take your originality into all aspects of your personality, as your interests are just as nontraditional as your point of view. You love social settings, as this creates the chance to display your unique personality. People are often attracted to your special brand of charm and subsequently, you have amassed a wide range of companions.
Today is Sunday, January 19, the 19th day of the year. There are 347
days remaining until the end of the year.
HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES National Bath Safety Month,
National Blood Donor Month, National Braille Literacy Month,
National Hobby Month, Hot Tea Month, National Oatmeal Month,
National Soup Month, National Popcorn Day
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
Otis “OJ” Anderson, 63, football player
 Shawn Wayans Michael Adams, 57, basketball player
Reggie Brooks, 49, football player
Shawn Wayans, 49, actor
Tyrone Wheatley, 48, football player
Ron Killings, 48, wrestler
Walter Jones, 46, football player
Z-Ro, 43, rapper
 John H. Johnson Denise Boutte, 38, actress
Lil’ Scrappy, 36, rapper
JaVale McGee, 32, basketball player
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
John H. Johnson, 102, publisher (Negro Digest, Ebony, Jet) (d. 2005)
DEATHS
Reginald Lewis, 1993, CEO (Beatrice) (b. 1942)
 Wilson Pickett Wilson Pickett, 2006, American singer (b. 1941)
ON THIS DATE IN…
1788 – Blacks organize Baptist Church in Savannah, Ga.
1871 – 1st Negro lodge of US Masons approved, New Jersey.
1952 – PGA approves allowing black participants.
1953 – Jesse Owens named Illinois Athletic Commission secretary.
1969 – UCLA renames social science buildings to honor alumnus Dr. Ralph
 Jesse Owens J. Bunche, diplomat.
1974 – Notre Dame beats UCLA, ends NCAA-record 88-game basketball
win streak.
1877 – Ernie Banks elected to Hall of Fame.
1977 – Snow falls in Miami, Florida. This is the only time in the history
of the city that snowfall has occurred. It also fell in the Bahamas.
1981 – Muhammad Ali talks a despondent 21 year old out of committing
suicide.
HOROSCOPE
Being a Capricorn born on January 19th, your personality is characterized by intelligence, discipline and loyalty. Your mind is one of your greatest tools and you use it to effectively solve problems and meet challenges. Your strong mind is met with equally strong discipline and attention to detail. These qualities are admired by your friends, family, peers and coworkers, but it may be your loyalty that is appreciated the most. Those closest to you would gladly admit that you are extremely dedicated in relationships. You may struggle to recall a situation where you did not have your loved ones’ best interests at heart.
Today is Saturday, January 18, the 18th day of the year. There are 348
 Jesse L. Martin days remaining until the end of the year.
HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES National Bath Safety Month,
National Blood Donor Month, National Braille Literacy Month
National Hobby Month, Hot Tea Month, National Oatmeal Month,
National Soup Month, Winnie the Pooh Day, Thesaurus Day,
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
Larry Smith, 62, basketball player
 Daniel Hale Williams Jesse L. Martin, 51, actor
David Marvin Blake, 50, rapper
DJ Quik, 50, rapper
Estelle, 40, singer
Samantha Mumba, 37, singer
Mumzy Stranger, 36, rapper
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
 David Ruffin Daniel Hale Williams, b. 1856, heart surgeon (d. 1931)
Curt Flood, 82, baseball player (d. 1997)
David Ruffin, 79, singer (The Temptations) (d. 1991)
DEATHS
ON THIS DATE IN…
1938 – Captain B. Collins patents portable electric light.
1944 – The Metropolitan Opera House in New York City hosts a jazz
 Louis Armstrong concert for the first time. The performers were Louis Armstrong,
Benny Goodman, Lionel Hampton, Artie Shaw, Roy Eldridge and
Jack Teagarden.
1949 – 1st US Congressional standing committee headed by Negro
(W Dawson).
1958 – 1st black in NHL (William O’Ree, Boston Bruins).
 The Jeffersons 1966 – Robert C. Weaver, confirmed as 1st black cabinet member (HUD).
1975 – “Jeffersons” spinoff from “All in the Family” premieres on CBS.
1986 – AIDS charity record “That’s What Friends are For,” hits #1
1990 – Washington D.C., Mayor Marion Barry arrested in drug
enforcement sting.
HOROSCOPE
As a Capricorn born on January 18th, your personality is defined by your loyalty, intelligence and discipline. Your friends and family would be the first to praise your loyal nature, as you always seem to have their best interest at heart. While your loved ones appreciate your devotion to their needs, they may admire your personal discipline and intelligence the most. You have a quick mind and an attention to detail that is difficult to match. These abilities allow you to solve any problem that comes your way!
Today is Friday, January 17, the 17th day of the year. There are 349
 James Earl Jones days remaining until the end of the year.
HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES National Bath Safety Month,
National Blood Donor Month, National Braille Literacy Month,
National Hobby Month, Hot Tea Month, National Oatmeal Month,
National Soup Month, Ditch New Years Resolutions Day
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
James Earl Jones, 89, actor
 Muhammad Ali Douglas Wilder, 89, politician
Preston Pearson, 75, football player
William Hart, 75, singer (Delfonics)
Steve Harvey, 63, actor/comedian
Chili Davis, 60, baseball player
Michelle Obama, 55, wife of Barack Obama and 1st Lady
 Steve Harvey Shabba Ranks, 54, singer
Lil’ Jon, 49, rapper
Derrick Mason, 46, football player
Ray J, 39, singer/actor
Dwyane Wade, 38, basketball player
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
Paul Cuffe, 1759, merchant/African American nationalist (d. 1817)
 Michelle Obama Eartha Kitt, 93, singer/actress (d. 2008)
Muhammad Ali, 79, legendary boxer (The Greatest)
DEATHS
Billy Stewart, 1970, singer (I Do Love You) (b. 1938)
Barbara Jordan, 1996, politician (b. 1936)
Ernie Holmes, 2008, football player (b. 1948)
Johnny Otis, 2012, musician/talent scout (b. 1922)
ON THIS DATE IN…
 Dwyane Wade 1861 – Flush toilet patented.
1874 – Armed Democrats seize Texas government ending Radical
Reconstruction.
1966 – Martin Luther King Jr. opens campaign in Chicago.
1970 – Sporting News names Willie Mays as Player of the Decade for
the 1960’s.
1989 – Phoenix Suns cancel game at Miami Heat, due to racial unrest
 Barbara Jordan in Miami.
1990 – Dave Stewart signs record $3,500,000 per year Oak A’s contract.
1990 – Four Seasons, Four Tops, Hank Ballard and The Platters inducted
into Cleveland’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
1997 – NBA suspends Dennis Rodman indefinitely for kicking cameraman.
2000 – 27th American Music Award: Will Smith wins.
HOROSCOPE
Being a Capricorn born on January 17th, you are well known for your intelligence, discipline and loyalty. You have an agile mind, which makes you an unstoppable problem solver when assisted by your attention to detail and appreciation for structure. It is then no surprise that you overcome challenges and meet goals with great fortitude. You may be surprised to know that your family and friends greatly admire your discipline, but it may be your loyalty that they appreciate the most. You commit yourself fully to loved ones and always seem to have their best interest at heart.
Today is Thursday, January 16, the 16th day of the year. There are 350
 Debbie Allen days remaining until the end of the year.
HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES National Bath Safety Month,
National Blood Donor Month, National Braille Literacy Month,
National Hobby Month, Hot Tea Month, National Oatmeal Month,
National Soup Month, National Nothing Day!
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
Barbara Lynn, 78, singer (You’ll Lose a Good Thing)
 Sade Debbie Allen, 70, dancer/actress
Richard Thompson, 69, musician/singer (B.T. Express)
Juanita Bynum, 61, televangelist
Sade, 61, singer
Maxine Jones, 58, singer (En Vogue)
Roy Jones, Jr., 51, boxer
Richard T. Jones, 48, actor
 Roy Jones Jr. HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
Aaliyah, 41, singer (d. 2001)
DEATHS
Hiram Revels, 1901, politician, 1st African American Senator (b. 1827)
Ennis Cosby, 1997, son of Bill Cosby (b. 1968)
Will “Dub” Jones, 2000, singer (The Coasters) (b. 1928)
Jimmy Castor, 2012, singer/musician (b. 1940)
 Aaliyah ON THIS DATE IN…
1776 – Continental Congress approves enlistment of free blacks.
1865 – Gen. Wm. Sherman issues Field Order #15 (land for blacks).
1871 – Jefferson Long of Georgia sworn in as 2nd black congressman.
1919 – 18th Amendment ratified in the US to bring in prohibition;
repealed in 1933.
 Stevie Wonder 1920 – Zeta Phi Beta Sorority founded at Howard University.
1941 – War Dept. forms 1st Army Air Corps squadron for black cadets.
1966 – Harold R. Perry becomes 2nd black Roman Catholic bishop
in U.S.
1967 – Lucius Amerson, becomes 1st southern (Ala) black sheriff in
20th century.
1970 – Curt Flood files a civil lawsuit challenging baseball’s reserve
 Guion Bluford, Ron McNair and Frederick Gregory clause.
1978 – 5th American Music Award: Stevie Wonder wins.
1978 – NASA named Black astronauts: Guion Bluford, Ron McNair and Frederick Gregory.
1981 – Boxer Leon Spinks is mugged, his assailants even took his
gold teeth.
1984 – 11th American Music Award: Michael Jackson wins
1988 – Jimmy “the Greek” Snyder fired from CBS for racial remarks.
HOROSCOPE
As a Capricorn born on January 16th, you are perhaps most well know for your discipline, loyalty and intelligence. You possess a notable attention to detail, which is complemented by an appreciation for order and structure. When paired with your strong mind, this ability allows you to overcome any problem that you may be confronted with. Your friends and family admire your discipline and problem solving abilities, but they may love you most for your loyalty. You dedicate yourself fully to those you care about and are always looking out for their best interests.
Today is Wednesday, January 15, the 15th day of the year. There are 351
 Mario Van Peebles days remaining until the end of the year.
HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES National Bath Safety Month,
National Blood Donor Month, National Braille Literacy Month,
National Hobby Month, Hot Tea Month, National Oatmeal
Month, National Soup Month, National Hat Day
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
 Lisa Lisa Mario Van Peebles, 63, actor
Creflo Dollar, 58, televangelist
Bernard Hopkins, 55, boxer
Lisa Lisa, 53, singer (Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam)
Felton Spencer, 52, basketball player
Regina King, 49, actress
 Regina King Dorian Missick, 44, actress
Young Dro, 40, rapper
Chris Warren Jr., 30, actor
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
Martin Luther King Jr., 90, leader of the Civil Rights Movement (d. 1968)
Edward “Sonny” Bivins, 77, singer (Manhattans) (d. 2014)
 Martin Luther King Jr. DEATHS
ON THIS DATE IN…
1908 – Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority founded at Howard University.
1950 – 4,000 attend National Emergency Civil Rights Conference in
Washington, D.C.
1961 – Supremes signed with Motown Records.
1972 – Heavyweight Joe Frazier KOs Terry Daniels.
 Lawrence Taylor 1973 – Pres. Nixon suspends all US offensive action in
North Vietnam
1974 – Expert panel reports 18½ minute gap in Watergate
tape, 5 separate erasures.
1981 – Bob Gibson elected to Baseball’s Hall of Fame.
1988 – Jimmy “The Greek” Snyder makes racist remarks about black
athletes.
 Dennis Rodman 1989 – “Ain’t Misbehavin'” closes at Ambassador Theater NYC after
176 perfs.
1990 – 42 year old George Foreman KOs Gerry Cooney in 2 rounds in
Atlantic City.
1994 – Lawrence Taylor announces his retirement from the NFL.
1997 – Chicago Bull Dennis Rodman kicks cameraman, Eugene Amos
in the groin during basketball game.
HOROSCOPE
Being a Capricorn born on January 15th, your gifts of intelligence and discipline are complemented by tremendous loyalty. You are a natural problem solver, in part thanks to your strong, quick mind, but also because of your notable discipline. While others may fail to reach their goals, you have the fortitude to conquer any challenge you feel is worthwhile. Although your family and friends admire these qualities, they truly appreciate your loyalty. Your loved ones would probably fail to recall a time when you were not looking out for their best interest.
Today is Tuesday, January 14, the 14th day of the year. There are 351
 Clarence Carter days remaining until the end of the year.
HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES National Bath Safety Month,
National Blood Donor Month, National Braille Literacy Month,
National Hobby Month, Hot Tea Month, National Oatmeal Month,
National Soup Month, Dress Up Your Pet Day
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
 Carl Weathers Clarence Carter, 84, singer
Evelyn Braxton, 72, reality star
Carl Weathers, 72, actor
Steve Jordan, 63, drummer
Slick Rick, 55, rapper
 LL Cool J LL Cool J, 52, rapper/actor
Byron Leftwich, 40, football player
Pitbull, 39, rapper
Hakeem Nicks, 32, football player
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
Julian Bond, 80, civil rights leader (d. 2015)
Travis Williams, 74, football player (d. 1991)
DEATHS
 Ron O’Neal Ron O’Neal, 2004, actor (b. 1937)
ON THIS DATE IN…
1868 – South Carolina constitutional convention meets with a black majority.
1873 – P.B.S. Pinchback elected to Senate.
1878 – U.S. Supreme court rules race separation on trains unconstitutional.
1956 – Little Richard releases “Tutti Frutti”.
1963 – George C. Wallace sworn in as governor of Alabama, his address
 Charles Barkley states “segregation now; segregation tomorrow; segregation forever!”
1972 – “Sanford & Son” starring Redd Foxx premieres on NBC TV.
1975 – William T. Coleman named Secretary of Transportation.
1979 – Pres. Carter proposes Martin Luther King’s birthday be a holiday.
1998 – Charles Barkley pleads not guilty to an assault charge.
HOROSCOPE
As a Capricorn born on January 14th, your quick mind, discipline and loyalty are amongst your most defining qualities. Your intelligence is one of your greatest strengths and it is complimented by equally developed discipline. When confronted with a challenge, you overcome it with mental fortitude and an attention to detail. Your friends and family admire this quality, but they may appreciate your loyalty the most. Your commitment to those you love can be considered selfless at times.
Today is Monday, January 13, the 13th day of the year. There are 353
 Shonda Rhimes days remaining until the end of the year.
HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES National Bath Safety Month,
National Blood Donor Month, National Braille Literacy Month,
National Hobby Month, Hot Tea Month, National Oatmeal Month
National Soup Month, International Skeptics Day, Make Your
Dream Come True Day
 Donny Hathaway CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
Fred White, 65, musician (Earth Wind & Fire)
Christopher Boykin, 58, reality star
Traci Bingham, 52, actress
Shonda Rhimes, 50, screenwriter
James Posey, 43, basketball player
 Teddy Pendergrass Ronny Turiaf, 37, basketball player
Josh Freeman, 32, football player
Doug Martin, 31, football player
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
DEATHS
Donny Hathaway, 1979, singer (b. 1946)
 Delta Sigma Theta Teddy Pendergrass, 2010, singer (b. 1950)
ON THIS DATE IN…
1830 – Great fire in New Orleans thought to be set by rebel slaves.
1869 – Colored National Labor Union, 1st Black labor convention
meets in Washington D.C.
1873 – P.B.S. Pinchback relinquishes office of Louisiana governor.
1913 – Delta Sigma Theta, the world’s largest Black Sorority is
 Wilt Chamberlain founded at Howard University, Washington D.C.
1930 – “Mickey Mouse” comic strip 1st appears.
1957 – Wham-O Company produces the 1st Frisbee.
1962 – Wilt Chamberlain of the Warriors scores a then NBA-record
73 pts vs Chicago.
1966 – 1st black selected for president’s cabinet (LBJ selects Robert C.
Weaver-HUD).
 Patti LaBelle 1982 – Hank Aaron & Frank Robinson elected to Hall of Fame.
1990 – 1st elected African American Governor inaugurated (Douglas
Wilder-Virginia).
1998 – “Patti LaBelle On Broadway,” opens at St. James Theater NYC.
1999 – Basketball player Michael Jordan announces his retirement
only to return in 2001.
HOROSCOPE
Being a Capricorn born on January 13th, your loyalty, discipline and intelligence define your personality. Although you may be shy when meeting new people, you are extremely open and loyal in your close relationships. Your friends appreciate your loyalty, but they are inspired by your determination and quick mind. Whenever you are met with a worthwhile challenge, you have the fortitude overcome it.
Today is Sunday, January 12th, the 12th day of the year. There are 354
 Drew Pearson days remaining until the end of the year.
HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES National Bath Safety Month,
National Blood Donor Month, National Braille Literacy Month,
National Hobby Month, Hot Tea Month, National Oatmeal Month,
National Soup Month, National Pharmacist Day
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
 Dominique Wilkins Drew Pearson, 69, Hall of Fame football player
Walter Mosley, 68, author
Dominique Wilkins, 60, Hall of Fame basketball player
Raekwon, 50, rapper
Amerie, 40, singer
Dontrelle Willis, 38, baseball player
Issa Rae, 35, reality star
 George Duke HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
James Farmer, 100, civil rights leader (d. 1999)
Ruth Brown, 92, singer (d. 2006)
Joe Frazier, 76, boxer (d. 2011)
Cynthia Robinson, 74, trumpeter (Sly & Family Stone) (d. 2015)
George Duke, 74, musician/producer (d. 2013)
Khalid Abdul Muhammed, 72, former Nation of Islam spokesman (d. 2001)
DEATHS
 Al Sharpton Lorraine Hansberry, 1965, playwright (b. 1931)
Sam Skinner, 1996, sports journalist (b. 1940)
Bobby Phills, 2000, basketball player (b. 1969)
Alice Coltrane, 2007, jazz musician (b. 1937)
ON THIS DATE IN…
1948 – U.S. Supreme Court ruled Blacks have right to study law at
State Institutions.
 O.J. Simpson 1951 – Ezzard Charles TKOs Lee Oma in 10 for heavyweight boxing title.
1952 – University of Tennessee admits it’s 1st black student.
1957 – Southern Christian Leadership Council (SCLC) founded.
1966 – “Batman” with Adam West & Burt Ward premieres on ABC TV.
1969 – Super Bowl III: N.Y. Jets beat Baltimore Colts, 16-7 in Miami
Super Bowl MVP: Joe Namath, NY Jets, QB.
1971 – Congressional Black Caucus organizes.
 Tiger Woods 1981 – “Dynasty” with Joan Collins premieres on ABC-TV.
1988 – Willie Stargell (Pittsburgh Pirate), elected to Baseball Hall of Fame.
1990 – Civil Rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton is stabbed in Bensonhurst
Brooklyn.
1994 – Malcolm X’s daughter arrested for plotting Louis Farrakhan’s
murder.
1995 – Murder trial against O.J. Simpson, begins in L.A.
1997 – 23rd People’s Choice Awards: Oprah Winfrey wins (TV)
1997 – Tiger Woods wins Mercedes Championships.
HOROSCOPE
As a Capricorn born on January 12th, your quick mind, discipline and loyalty are amongst your most defining qualities. You have a very active mind, which you have used to become an effective communicator. You take to tasks with determination, focus and an attention to detail. While your friends and family admire these qualities, it is their loyalty that they appreciate the most. Once you have opened yourself to another person, you display loyalty and commitment.
Today is Saturday, January 11th, the 11th day of the year. There are 355
 Darryl Dawkins days remaining until the end of the year.
HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES National Bath Safety Month,
National Blood Donor Month, National Braille Literacy Month,
National Hobby Month, Hot Tea Month, National Oatmeal Month
National Soup Month, Step in a Puddle and Splash Your Friend’s Day
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
 Kim Coles Chuck Barksdale, 84, singer (The Dells)
Kim Coles, 58, American actress
Richmond Webb, 53, football player
Rockman Dunbar, 47, actor
Nadia Turner, 43, singer
 Mary J, Blige Tony Allen, 38, basketball player
Mary J. Blige, 49, singer/songwriter
Brianna Perry, 28, rapper
Lil’ Twist, 27, rapper
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
Slim Harpo, 96, blues musician (d. 1970)
Clarence Clemmons, 78, saxophonist (d. 2011)
Darryl Dawkins, 63, basketball player (d. 2015)
 Lorraine Hansberry DEATHS
Lorraine Hansberry, 1965, author/dramatist (b. 1930)
ON THIS DATE IN…
1940 – Benjamin O. Davis Sr. becomes the U.S. Army’s first Black general.
1948 – U.S. Supreme Court ruled Blacks have right to study law at state
institutions.
 Douglass Wilder 1952 – University of Tennessee admitted first Black student.
1961 – Racial riot at University of Georgia.
1973 – Trial of Watergate burglars begins in Washington, D.C.
1986 – 1st African American Lieutenant Governor since reconstruction
sworn in – Douglas Wilder of Virginia.
1998 – 24th People’s Choice Awards: Oprah Winfrey wins for TV.
HOROSCOPE
Being a Capricorn born on January 11th, you are defined by a loyal and disciplined personality. Although you may not be the most outgoing person in every setting, you have established several close, intimate relationships. Once you have determined someone to be worthwhile, you are extremely loyal and committed to their well-being. In all areas of your life, you display discipline and order. Your friends and family are often inspired by the determination that you exhibit in the face of challenges.
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