Brought you the Hotness in 2008. . . Looking Back, Moving Forward!

FROM ME TO YOU. . .To those of you who are avid blog readers of "Miss Lifestyles," I couldn't let the New Year come in without saying thank you. Thank you for coming along for the ride, and thank you for experiencing the journey with me; you've come along for the journey every time you've taken the time to read and provide your much-appreciated feedback regarding my exclusive celebrity interviews. I aimed to deliver more than just pretty pictures, and capture cameos alongside celebrities at various events, my aim was to truly make you, (the reader) feel inclusive, luxurious, and vibrant with every article, and every blog post. I hope I served you well, and look forward to steppin’ it up hotter in 2009. The best is yet to come. . . expect more of me-- more of the exclusive celebrity interviews that you all have come to love, expect more passionate commentary on spirituality, life, and love, and expect more of the Ebony Show! I promise you, you won't be disappointed. . . With God first, 2009 is only going to surpass the blessings of 2008. I love you all!
Stay fabulous!
Love, Eboyne'

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!

Some memories are just too beautiful to forget. . .

In 2008, I brought you some of the most "exclusive" interviews. . .

In 2008, Ms. Lifestyles launched the popular variety show, The Ebony Show (television version via public access,) and the radio cut, affiliated with Relentless Networks. The Ebony Show launched its radio cut version online, and garnered well over 12,000 views in less than two weeks! Expect more hotness in 2009!!!!
Events You Wished You Never Missed In 2008. . .
Ashanti's Official Album Release Party for "The Declaration" at the "W"
Oh snap! Ashanti raisin' the roof and ready to partay!

Always a family affair! Ashanti proudly holds up a picture of her with her mother and sister

Ne-yo's 28th B-Day Bash at the "W"

The B-Day Boy, Mr. Ne-yo, himself.

Ryan Leslie

Rocsi & Terrence J.

Christina Millian

Domestic Violence Awareness Event with BET J's Abiola Abrams
(in conjunction with Icreeupree Management, www.icreeupree.com)

Abiola Abrams, former BET host, and author of Simon & Schuster classic, "DARE," motivated the audience with her infectious personality, conveying the immense importance of recognizing domestic awareness.
The diva-soul songstress, Imessiah Soul, brings the crowd to tears with her passionate serenade.
Power house jazz vocalist, Ghanniyya Green, moves the crowd with her powerful voice.
Riveting author, Kennedy Williams-Benjamin, of "Therapy for the Soul: God, I Can Hear You," educated the crowd about Domestic Violence with spiritual allusions.

And. . . Ms. Lifestyles brought you some of the most amazing commentary on two of the most influential people of 2008. . .

I never thought, not in a million years, that I would live to see the day. The day when someone who looks like me, and talks like me, would have the opportunity to conquer the White House, and take it by force. I always knew that change was promising, but I never fathomed such a day-- a day when a man, a black man, and his beautiful black family, would become the poster children of America and all that it represents! I am happy, elated, over joyed, and expectant. --Eboyne' Jackson

You know I have to "toot" their horns-- Toot-toot! These guys are good friends of mine--The Heavy Weights are the super-duper producers who were responsible for the sick beat to Ne-yo's "Do You" record. You know "Do You" right? Ne-yo's 2007 summer hit. . . Well, the Heavy Weights won a Grammy on February 10, 2008, when Ne-yo took home BEST Contemporary R&B album! Go Heavy Weights!!! The Heavy Weights also went on to knab a coveted ASCAP Award!!!