The May issue of Pride hit the shelves today, and the theme is centred around how to make mo' money. With all this talk about the credit crunch and a pending recession, we thought it would be useful to dedicate an entire issue to matters of finance. Black women have always been a dab hand at finding creative ways to add extra income to their households, so rather than preach to the converted, we've instead come up with some creative and innovative ways to capitalise on our innate talents. But all work and no play would certainly have you dribbling over your monthly glossy by the time you reach to page 105, right? So that's why we've spiced it up a bit by including interviews with Blair Underwood, a surreal cover feature with Mariah, and yours truly got a chance to sit down with Yaya of America's Next Top Model fame to find out what she really thinks about Tyra. Hope you enjoy! And oh yeah, remember who to thank when you bank your first million.
Wednesday 30 April 2008
Pride: The Money Making issue
The May issue of Pride hit the shelves today, and the theme is centred around how to make mo' money. With all this talk about the credit crunch and a pending recession, we thought it would be useful to dedicate an entire issue to matters of finance. Black women have always been a dab hand at finding creative ways to add extra income to their households, so rather than preach to the converted, we've instead come up with some creative and innovative ways to capitalise on our innate talents. But all work and no play would certainly have you dribbling over your monthly glossy by the time you reach to page 105, right? So that's why we've spiced it up a bit by including interviews with Blair Underwood, a surreal cover feature with Mariah, and yours truly got a chance to sit down with Yaya of America's Next Top Model fame to find out what she really thinks about Tyra. Hope you enjoy! And oh yeah, remember who to thank when you bank your first million.
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