In this first installment, the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan answers questions from The Final Call Newspaper staff on current events. This first of 52 upcoming videos is insightful, reflective and sobering. There's a reason why this man is so revered, respected and recognized for his wisdom, courage and undying love for Black people. Listen and learn.

Cheryl Pepsii Riley, who first burst on the music scene in the late '80's with her torching classic "Thanks for My Child," has been able to steadily build her fan base via several ventures, including an independent CD release "Let Me Be Me." But her inclusion in over ten Tyler Perry productions, including stage plays, DVD releases, film cameos and soundtrack credits, has served to solidify her as one of soul and gospel music's legendary voices. 

The native New Yorker from Brooklyn holds down a solid base on her home front as well. She is also celebrating five successful years at New York's legendary Village Underground with her own homegrown vehicle, the "Back in the Day, Black Velvet Painting, Blue Lights in da Basement, Musicians and Singers Jam" night.