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Showing posts with label Free. Show all posts

Black Tie: @MissFree Partying With Diddy At Joy To The World Fest






Diddy sure throws some great parties. This time it was a black tie event in Philly to celebrate his latest musical offering Dirty Money’s Last Train To Paris and to benefit the charity “Joy to the World Fest.” It was a good time as we took over the Ritz Grand Ballroom. Ciroc and champagne on deck. Fabolous said F the cups, “bottoms up” on his champagne! LOL.

One odd thought came to mind that I remember in between giggles with Angela Yee and dancing… is there a sale on tatoos in Philly for chicks? I saw more tattoos than dresses. I tell you no lie!

Shout out to everybody that came out: Fabolous, Lance Gross, Terrence J, Red Cafe, Sheree, Mr. “I Do This” Nick Storm, Fred Tha Godson. Radio personalities Kendra G, Angela Yee and more.. And shout out to @whypr for a great job and my “save face” squad (whew) @ryanbanthony, Giovanni and Tyron Perrin. Thank youuuu!

Wanna come inside the party? Then check out Ocean 7′s own Jermaine Dupri and his internet series “Living the Life” about his trip to the party and the slide show after. (I got a lil’ cameo. Ha!).

Check out more pictures at http://www.freesworld.com/

Free Giveaway: “Free Tha Hard Way”


A special giveaway for the fans. Thank you to all those that supported me in whatever I’ve done. You know who you are.

Download: Free Tha Hard Way (2626 Downloads) or click here for an alternate link.

@MissFree is Doing Walk 4 Tina: American Cancer Society – Making Strides for Breast Cancer


You may not have known this but Free (Marie Wright) and her family lost their mom, Selina Wright, on December 15, 2009 to breast cancer. This year, on what would have been her 60th birthday, the family has gathered up the strength and courage they learned from Selina to walk in her honor to help others suffering from cancer. If you’d like to support with a donation please see below. If you’re in Boston, then please come join us.

Event Details:

The walk will take place in Boston, at the DCR Hatch Memorial Shell in Boston, MA (23 David G Mugar Way, Boston, MA) on Sunday, October 3, 2010
Plan to arrive at 8:00am to check in for a 2 mile or 5.7 mile WALK 4 TINA with the team.
We will meet about 100 feet to the right of the registration desk as a group at 8:30 to begin the walk.
Look for Monica Cost, our event organizer, who will be dressed in a navy blue t-shirt and blue and a pink bandana on her head. Please call Monica Cost at 617-279-1940 with any questions.
We will start walking at 8:30am prompt.
Be sure to drink plenty of water prior to the walk.
Our goal is to raise $2,500.
To join our Walk 4 Tina team and/or donate, please follow the link below. Keep in mind that you don’t have to participate in the walk to donate to the SELINA WRIGHT TEAM. No dollar amount is too small.

You can also join the “Walk 4 Tina” Facebook page by clicking here.

Donation Details:

Follow this link to donate online: Making Strides Against Breast Cancer (TEAM NAME IS SELINA WRIGHT ONLINE)
You can also bring your checks to the registration site to donate.
The preferred method of donating is online, as checks take a while to arrive and get credited to the team. However, if you are donating by mail, complete the attached form and MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY with a memo of “Making Strides – Boston, Selina Wright Team”. Checks should be mailed to THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY AT 9 RIVERSIDE ROAD, WESTON, MA 02493-2281.
If you use the attached form to mail in your payment, please note the address to acknowledge receipt of payment as “Walk 4 Tina” c/o Evidently Assured, 99 Bedford Street, First Floor, Boston, MA 02111. NO CHECKS SHOULD BE MAILED TO THIS ADDRESS.

Thank you for your continued support of the Wright Family and we look forward to seeing you.

@MissFree at the Goodwill Development Association Fundraiser


On Saturday 10/25/10, Free was in Seattle speaking at the Goodwill Development Association’s fundraiser, which will serve as a benefit homeless teen parents.

Proceeds from the event went to benefit the Aridell Mitchell and Teen Parent Home. The Aridell Mitchell and Teen Parent Home provides safe and stable housing for at-risk teen parents in the Greater Seattle Area. The program also helps these teen mothers complete their high school diploma or GED, transition to permanent housing and be able to provide for themselves and their children.


For more information on the Aridell Mitchell and Teen Parent Home, contact the Goodwill Development Association at (206) 323-7409 or via email at goodwill_dev_assoc@yahoo.com.

Free Is Turning Heads With Her Hair



We were always fans of former BET’s 106 & Park VJ Free. We tuned in to see what hairstyle she was rockin’ and Free never disappointed.

Free recently did a post on her hair and shared the trials and tribulations we all go through on a daily basis:



So here’s the background on my hair: I was born with a head full of it (in more ways than one)! My hair is a mixture of my DNA, strong and stubborn in parts (especially on top of my head) and soft in curly in other spots, which makes me have what hairdressers call an “interesting head.” Here’s the real on my background: African American, Indian, and West Indian.


What does that have to do with my hair? Everything. Because I can wet it and it’ll get curly but as it dries it just rises up to that afro (even when I dont want it to). If I want a straight look for a night (and I mean one night because the humidity will curl it right back up) I use a blow dryer, flat iron and hairspray to keep it down as long as I can but I promise you in the AM my hair will be on its way back to its afro.

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