Description
Ebony Magazine – April 2003 – Queen Latifah Cover – Good Condition
This April 2003 issue of Ebony Magazine features Queen Latifah on the cover, showcasing the trailblazing entertainer at a pivotal moment in her career. From rapper and actress to producer and businesswoman, Queen Latifah represents strength, versatility, and enduring influence in entertainment and culture. Cover photo by Steve Granitz/WireImage, with cover design by Lewis E. Lee Jr.
Condition: Good. Minor wear consistent with age. The address label has been intentionally blurred. The exact magazine shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Comes with a plastic protective covering. Please review images for condition. Combined shipping available upon request.
Contents Highlights
Personalities
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LaVan Hawkins: From Detroit’s projects to private jets—how a fast-food entrepreneur built a multimillion-dollar business empire (p. 42)
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Hunk Attack: Five standout male celebrities turn heads with both talent and charisma (p. 54)
Relationships
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Why (Some) Women Like ‘Bad Boys’: Experts explore the psychology behind the attraction to dangerous charm (p. 73)
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I Met My Husband Online: How the digital age is transforming the search for love (p. 78)
Homes
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Creating Dream Spaces: Practical advice and design inspiration for home renovations and personal retreats (p. 48)
Law Enforcement
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Chief Charles Moose: The face of the D.C. sniper investigation, Moose becomes a national figure of leadership and calm under pressure (p. 86)
By Kevin Chappell
This issue offers an engaging blend of celebrity features, lifestyle coverage, relationship insight, and real-world success stories—centered by Queen Latifah’s presence as a cultural icon. A must-have for collectors of early 2000s media, Black excellence, and hip-hop history.