Here, he discusses his autobiography, "A Game of Character," and reflects about his career and about how his life has changed since his brother-in-law, Barack, became president.

Al. B. Sure Enough Loves Himself Some Omarosa

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Gary Coleman's will names a friend and former manager as executor of the late child star's estate and specifies that he wanted to be cremated, according to documents filed Tuesday in state court in Utah.

Jada reflects on the challenge of balancing career and family when each member is a showbiz celebrity in his or her own right.

Here, he reflects on his latest venture, producing and playing a support role on the new TV sitcom Are We There Yet?, which is based on his movie of the same name.

Here, he talks about his new movie, "Just Wright," a romantic comedy directed by Sanaa Hamri where he stars opposite Queen Latifah.

David Hilliard, former leader of the Black Panther Party, appears in Beaverton this Saturday, May 15, from 3 to 9 p.m., to autograph copies of his book, "The Black Panther Party: Service to the People Programs," at A'Kasha, 4505 SW Watson St. in Beaverton.

Queen Latifah talks about her new movie, "Just Wright," where she gets to play the title character for the first time ever opposite Common as her love interest.

Soledad's Follow-Up Report About Haiti Focuses on Child Slavery

Born in Savannah, Georgia on January 9, 1974, Omari Hardwick was the second of four children blessing the union of Clifford and Joyce Hardwick. The family moved to Decatur where Omari excelled in athletics and established himself as a standout, eventually earning himself a college football scholarship.