Posts Tagged beautiful Black women
Getting to Know British Beauty Naomi Harris
Posted by multiculturalcookingnetwork in Celebrity Cultural Profile on January 14, 2012
Naomi Harris is a super star in the UK but her fame just hasn’t quite taken flight in the USA despite a leading role in hit 28 Days Later. Her face is probably recognizable from Pirates of the Caribbean. Maybe you saw her on the red carpet with Orlando Bloom when he was her beau. One of the more exciting lead roles was in the hit British romantic comedy My Last Five Girlfriends.
Harris is of mixed Jamaican and Trinidadian heritage. Being a London native, one of the roles that must have made her jump up and down was being cast in the Bond film, Skyfall as the iconic role of Moneypenny.
Girl, You Look Good Enough to Eat Awards
Posted by multiculturalcookingnetwork in African American, Celebrity Food Coverage, Latin Culture, Latin American on December 9, 2010
The Multi Cultural Cooking Network brings the worlds of food, culture and celebrity together in a unique way. If internet views were bites, let us say these are the stories our readers have been nibbling on all year long. This is our 1st Annual You Look Good Enough to Eat Awards. What does the expression really mean? Are you simply appetizing or is there something comforting to your appeal like red velvet cake or flan?
The MCCN list consists of beautiful women whose articles or video interviews have generated the most views on MCCN home-site, blog or Multiculturalcooking at You Tube Channel. The Multi Cultural Cooking Network has a really diverse demographic. Like anything there will always be a majority. In our case the majority demographic is Latin American but to say Latino means consisting of several different cultures. With that said it is exciting to see a range of complexions embody beauty and peak the public’s curiosity to know more about them. It is wonderful to see women in their twenties to past their forties considered eye candy. Moreover, they are dynamic. We are really proud to see Latinas, African American, American, Women of European heritage, Middle Eastern, Asian and Native American groups represented. Honorable Mention to Kate Walsh, Sheila E, Sharon Leal and Cheryl Burke were short of making the list. Oh and Angelina Jolie up there, we had to put someone appetizing up who didn’t make our list to catch you attention.
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