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Ebony Magazine – July 2006 – LL Cool J Cover – Vol. LXI, No. 9 – Very Good Condition
This July 2006 issue of Ebony Magazine features LL Cool J on the cover, where the rap icon opens up in a raw and revealing interview about personal transformation—including plastic surgery, alleged steroid use, heartbreak, and his road to healing. This powerful feature headlines an issue centered on health, fitness, and family renewal.
Condition: Very Good. Minor edge wear consistent with age. The address label has been purposefully blurred. The exact item pictured is the one you’ll receive. All items come with a plastic protective covering. Please refer to photos for full condition details. Combined shipping available upon request.
COVER STORY
156 – LL Cool J Comes Clean
By Kevin Chappell
The legendary rapper and actor talks candidly about body image, surgeries, and personal struggles—proving strength isn’t just physical. A rare glimpse into the man behind the muscles.
FEATURES
90 – LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony: The Future of the NBA
An inspiring look at the league’s young superstars and how they’re reshaping the game and culture.
96 – Black Family Reunions Go Hi-Tech
By Tracey Robinson-English
From email invites to digital scrapbooks, Black family traditions get a modern update.
108 – After the Breakup: Get Over It & Get On With Your Life
By Lynette R. Holloway
Empowering advice on healing, closure, and rediscovering self-worth.
126 – Parenting: 'We’re On Vacation!'
Fun, family-centered travel tips for summer memories that last.
150 – Attention Deficit Disorder: The Facts & The Myths
By Shirley Henderson
Understanding ADD in the Black community—what’s true, what’s not, and how to support loved ones.
ANNUAL BLACK HEALTH & FITNESS SECTION
53 – Introduction
54 – The Path to Healthy Living
60 – Health Hotline
66 – One Family’s Struggle With Sickle Cell Disease
By Aldore Collier
77 – Losing Weight the Old-Fashioned Way
A dynamic and deeply personal issue that blends celebrity insight, Black health awareness, and stories of strength and renewal—anchored by LL Cool J’s bold truth-telling. A standout addition for collectors of vintage hip-hop and cultural magazines.