Magic Goes Into TV

http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/story...ing-blacks

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- Earvin "Magic" Johnson is launching a basic cable television network targeting black viewers with positive, uplifting images of African Americans.
The former Los Angeles Lakers star tells the Los Angeles Times that his 24-hour Aspire channel also will offer opportunities for blacks who have struggled to find work in mainstream Hollywood.
Aspire's mix will include film, TV, music, comedy, performing arts and shows about faith.

as long as he does not do like Bob Johnson of BET..sell the damm thing to white Jewish guys as soon as its going good

great move by magic

BET  tv

great move being financed by comcast/nbc so who you think will have controll

oh well!  wat can I say! 
maybe one day! ad: ad: ad:

i want to know how this man hasnt contracted AIDS yet. its been like 15 years now and hes holding the HIV at bay....how?

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i want to know how this man hasnt contracted AIDS yet. its been like 15 years now and hes holding the HIV at bay....how?
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he looks more healthy than ever, more jovial, more confident. 

and he is one fine basketball commentator..overshadows everybody.

he has money yu see..lots of money.  he can persue and pay for the best treatments

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he looks more healthy than ever, more jovial, more confident. 

and he is one fine basketball commentator..overshadows everybody.

he has money yu see..lots of money.  he can persue and pay for the best treatments
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well this is one case where you cannot deny pharmaceutical treatment.

::rofl:: ::rofl::