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Ebony Magazine – July 2011 – Vol. 66, No. 9 – Taraji P. Henson & Tyrese Gibson Cover
This July 2011 issue of Ebony Magazine features a sizzling yet playful cover with longtime friends Taraji P. Henson and Tyrese Gibson, celebrating not just their chemistry but their place among Ebony's inaugural 50 Finest. Their connection is real—but strictly platonic, they insist. This issue explores beauty, blogging, revitalization, and cinematic history.
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📖 FEATURED CONTENT
72 – COVER STORY: SIMPLY IRRESISTIBLE – TARAJI & TYRESE
By Adrienne Samuels Gibbs
They’ve been friends for years, but their undeniable chemistry has fans talking. In this exclusive shoot and feature, Taraji and Tyrese open up about their friendship, careers, and why they top Ebony's first 50 Finest list.
82 – 50 FINEST
Compiled by Shirley Henderson, Rema M. Smith & Tiffany Walden
From entertainers to entrepreneurs, athletes to activists—Ebony's editors battled it out to curate the most attractive and accomplished list of 50 remarkable individuals. See who made the cut.
94 – THE UNIVERSE OF BLOGGING
By Adrienne Samuels Gibbs
Step into the fast, funny, and often frenzied world of blogging—from gossip hubs to grassroots commentary. A look at the bloggers who shape Black discourse online.
96 – AMERICAN CITIES: REVITALIZING DETROIT
By Ellis Cose
Detroit may be battered, but it's far from broken. Meet the dreamers and doers bringing hope, art, business, and innovation back to the city. Includes insights from both local heroes and household names from the D.
112 – BOYZ N THE HOOD: 20 YEARS LATER
By Jason Matloff
Go behind the scenes with John Singleton, Ice Cube, Nia Long, and Laurence Fishburne as they reflect on making the iconic film Boyz n the Hood—two decades after it changed Hollywood and Black storytelling forever.
A collectible and vibrant issue celebrating cultural icons, resilience, and beauty inside and out. Perfect for collectors, fans of Taraji or Tyrese, and anyone passionate about Black excellence in film, fashion, and urban renewal.