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I like an out going femalE who's SPONTANEOUS JUST
LIKE ME and likes to travel too.she can't be no
gold digger cause i can't rock wit that.
She gotta be smart pretty respectful wants to make
it in life and have some goals.i want a girl who
can keep it real be honest not about games and
don't need to lie about stupid things!!
SANAA LATHAN :. Looking at her is like eating ice
cream on a hot summer day. OH I LOVE HER !
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senseparty,lounges,movies,traveling,chilling wit
my family,and playing basketball...some time
swiming...that is my hobbies.
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Sanaa Lathan (1971- ) is an American actress. She
is best known as the heroine in “Alien vs.
Predator” (2004) and as Omar Epps’s girlfriend
in “Love and Basketball” (2000). In 2006 she
became an important character on the television
show “Nip/Tuck”.
“Sanaa” sounds like the beginning of
“Sinatra”.
While not yet as good as Halle Berry, she is
easily one of the top ten black actresses in
Hollywood.
According to this blog she is the seventh most
beautiful woman in the world. I saw her in
“Disappearing Acts” (2000) and could not take
my eyes off her. Looking at her is like eating ice
cream on a hot summer day.
And I am not alone. Ebony magazine says she has a
“timeless look” and put her in their “55
Most Beautiful People”. Even white-boy Maxim
once put her in their “Hot 100″.
She has not just beauty but also brains (degrees
from Berkeley and Yale), talent and a great deal
of patience and faith. Her grace and strength has
been compared to Katherine Hepburn. She puts her
whole self into whatever she does.
She is from New York. She grew up in Harlem and
Beverly Hills in a show business family. Her
mother danced on Broadway in “The Wiz” and her
father directed television shows for PBS and
others. She grew up dancing and hanging out at the
theatre.
But she knew better than most that to succeed in
show business is hard, that talent is not always
rewarded. She also saw how entertainers are not
respected. So she wanted to go into law. But then
Yale talked her into coming there to study acting,
as Angela Bassett and Meryl Streep had done before
her.
Yale was hard, but by then she knew she was meant
to be an actress. When she told her father, it
broke his heart.
In the 1990s she tried to make it on Broadway but
failed. Her father asked her to try Hollywood
instead. She did. She got bit parts on some
television shows - once she even tormented Urkel
on “Family Matters”. She landed regular parts
on two shows, both short-lived. But by then she
was getting parts in films.
At last she made her name as a serious actress in
2000 in “Love and Basketball”. She has since
appeared on Broadway and continues to do
television too.
She likes film, but her true love is theatre where
she has a live audience.
You do not see her in many films. She wants to be
a great actress, not a famous one. So she chooses
her parts with great care. She knows that films
are forever, that her grandchildren will see them.
She also knows that her work affects how people
see black women. That is why, for example, she
appears in “Alien vs Predator”: the last one
standing is a black woman. And why she plays the
evil Michelle Landau on “Nip/Tuck”: rarely on
American television has a black woman been so
important to white men.
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