Domestic Violence Videos

Inspired by Rihanna?s story, former victims share their experiences with abuse.

Rihanna Explaining The Relationship

Rihanna Relationship and the media

This week our guest-President Obama-stands us up! So it's just The Commish and NOLA. They revisit their foray into the seedy underbelly of the film business. So tune is and get ballested! Otherwise, we are sorry about your titties.

Pop star speaks out about the night her ex-boyfriend Chris Brown attacked her.

This year, more than 50 people were murdered in North Carolina. Those who survive carry it in their spirits forever -- as told by Monica and Tosha, two Durham residents who share their explosive stories of abuse at the hands of their intimate partners and their quest to find healing through the arts. Coming Winter 2009. Trailer runtime -- 45 seconds. Film run-time - 16:54 minutes. A TRIBES Entertainment Film Produced and directed by Leslie Cunningham

Ray Martin has been appearing in Australian living rooms for four decades now.

FEATURED GUEST: Mildred Muhammad, ex-wife of "DC Sniper" John Allen Muhammad. She will discuss her book "Scared Silent: when the One You Love Becomes the One You Fear," which details the abuse she suffered at his hands and how his deisre to harm her sparked the killing spree the nation has never forgotten. BrainPowered Biz Radio has partnered with the Donate to A Diva Holiday Campaign to help bring awareness to the plight of domestic violence. During National Domestic Violence Awareness month, Cynthia Tawiah, founder of Diva By Cindy, will chat with directors from women’s shelters in the Maryland, Washington, DC and Virginia areas in order to share the very real situations facing the women forced to reside in these shelters. Cindy will be also be joined by authors of bestselling memoirs who have shared their gripping stories of their experiences with domestic abuse to provide insight and hope to listeners who may be going through similar situations or know someone who is. This episode also features Minister Pam Bell of Serenity Counseling, who will share how to mental heal from the scars of experiencing domestic violence. Tune in for these gripping and uplifting stories of "Healing After Hurt."domestic violence | holiday campaign | Diva By Cindy | Donate to A Diva | National Domestic Violence Awareness Month

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The actress talks about her role as spokeswoman for Avon, and her perfume.

When many of us who don't live in the South, think of rap music coming from that area we sadly associate the music as being less then conscious or socially uplifting. And while it is true there are some artists who may just spit lyrics around the topics of bling, fancy rims and their pimping abilities, such topics were not created by Southern rappers nor are those topics their exclusive domain. To the degree that one might label such topics as ignorance, bear in mind ignorance is everywhere. Its in New York-the birthplace of Hip Hop. It's in Cali-home to numerous socially conscious movements and organizations. Its found in mainstream rap and its found in the underground. Let's not get it twisted. With that being said, it's important that we take time out and focus on those who are challenging our perceptions and more importantly doing the work. Deep in the heart of Texas are 5 individuals Black Prophet, Yoli, Lyricist, Phenom and Gator who is no longer in the group, who col...

With the media buzzing over socialism in the Beltway, Bill Moyers sits down with "old-school socialist" Mike Davis for his critique of the government's response to the economic crisis and how he thinks it compares to Roosevelt's New Deal. Mike Davis is a writer and historian, who currently teaches creative writing at University of California, Riverside. And, Bill Moyers talks with Marta Pelaez, president and CEO of a domestic abuse shelter in San Antonio, TX, Family Violence Prevention Services, Inc., for perspective on the human face of the economic downturn and how it may be pushing some families over the edge.