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Dedicated To My Mom!



Published: September 05, 2011 12:37 AM EST

By: Isaac Davis Jr., BGS, MBA

I wanted to thank all of this magazine's readers over the years of this Internet publication. I have enjoyed working with some incredible indie entertainers and presenting their stories to the readers. I wanted, very much, to express my sincere words of appreciation for those of this magazine's readers who offered their condolences after learning of the death of my mother. I am not sure how to think or where I should go after experiencing such an extraordinary life loss.

My mom, for those who do not know the story, was diagnosed with liver cancer. She died on July 10, 2011; a day that will haunt me to the time I leave this world myself. It is funny speaking about my mom's death when the doctors announced that she had liver cancer only three weeks earlier. I just knew that my sister and I would have enough time to spend more quality times with my mother. Little did I or my sister knew that time was the biggest enemy. My mom only had two children, myself and my little sister (Tina). We are around a year and ten months apart. My mom and dad were divorced when we were kids; yet, my dad remained close to my mom's parents (my grandparents) over the years. My dad's parents died before either my sister or I was born so I only knew of one set of grandparents. It is also funny to speak of my mom's death especially when her parents (my grandparents) are alive and doing so well. My grandfather not so proficient in health but at least he is still alive.

When I learned of my mom's death, disbelief went running through my head. I was in shock and felt a sense of betrayal and anger towards GOD for taking my mom away from us. I was angrier with myself knowing that I did not over the years live up to being the best son to my mom. One thinks that his or her mother or father will live forever and when death occurs EVERYTHING changes. The worst part of my mom's death is the guilt. I also believe I am not a whole person. I believe also that I certainly did not fight for my mom. I am not going to disclose any personal issues she had with her current husband (my step-dad), but I feel as if I should have come forward long before my mom becoming sick. There were signs that my mom was getting sick & tired but I feel as if not only me, but the whole family ignored them.

I feel as if my family and I killed my mom. We demanded and demanded on her and did not give a damn about my mom's own health until it was too late. This is the guilt that I must now live with for the rest of my life, and it is killing me every time. I feel hopeless and unworthy of life. I feel as if my mom went to her grave depressed and in pain. This is what I have been wrestling with for the past few months. I also feel as if I needed to abandon everything and do nothing. However, this is not what my mother would like for me to do I am sure of it. I am finding a way to go on and make my mom proud of me. And the one way to do this is by re-dedicating my commitment to Junior's Cave Golden Isles Online Magazine.

I am committed to making this one of the best Indie Entertainment Magazine on the Web. I am also committed to making this magazine something that my mom will smile about from heaven. 2012 is my year folks and I have my own special angel (my mom) making sure that this Webzine is successful.

My Mom's Online Memorial Site (Please Visit):
http://annie-margaret-norris.last-memories.com/



Paula Abdul Returns to Her Roots: Dancing!



Published: September 14, 2010 9:59 PM EST

By: Isaac Davis Jr., BGS, MBA

We are excited over here at Junior's Cave to hear about the return of Paula Abdul. Our publication is a huge fan of Ms. Abdul and wanted to share this exciting news with the readers of this publication. Abdul is returning to her roots as she is teaming up with Reveille Productions in an exclusive project to produce an ALL NEW dance show that is scheduled to air on CBS!

At this very moment, Abdul and her team are searching across the country in hopes to find dancers of all dance styles to be featured on the new show. One of the best and coolest parts to this search is that Abdul is looking for dancers who possess a unique dancing quality but still are full of talent and creativity. She is looking for dancers in the form of Solos, Duos, Trios & Groups; it doesn't matter about style or age (all types are welcome). If you think you have what it takes to be a part of this new show, make sure to check out how you can become a part of Abdul's new CBS series by clicking on this link below:

http://paulaabduldanceshow.com/register.html






What Makes A Family?



Published: July 4, 2010 11:31 PM EST

By: Isaac Davis Jr., BGS, MBA

As I am locating a parking space this Sunday Fourth of July morning at Wal-Mart today, I begin to ponder the idea of what does it mean to be a family. The very definition of family signals debate. Two web definitions define family as all the members of a household living under one roof or a group of persons who shares common ancestry (The American Heritage, 2010). But, family can mean lot more than just people who share common DNA together or live under one roof.

I believe family is that person or persons that you feel closeness to and no matter what...you know that this person is someone you can depend on regardless of the circumstances. Is that not what one can say is the true meaning of family? I know I can depend on my family members whenever I need them. And that gives me comfort to know that I have someone who is championing for me to do well in life. What are your thoughts on what makes a family? I would love to hear from our readers of this Webzine.

Note: Feedback form is at the bottom of this page.

I also would like to wish everyone a Happy Fourth of July!!

Works Cited:
"family." The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. Answers.com 05 Jul. 2010. http://www.answers.com/topic/family



Human Tragedy: Haiti Earthquake



Published: January 14, 2010 2:45 PM EST

By: Isaac Davis Jr., BGS, MBA

It has not even been a full month into the New Year and once again the human race is faced with a devastating and horrific event that will forever change and shape us. Reports are coming in from all over the world about the Haiti earthquake which has left 100,000 dead in only 60 seconds. And many fear that the death toll can reach as high as 500,000.

When one thinks about this number, one realizes that we, human beings, are only here on Earth for only a fraction of a time. This realization is sobering to say the least. The fact that half of millions of human beings can be wiped out in 60 seconds is something that makes this author think of how precious life really is and why we should cherish every precious moment.

This author urges everyone to get involve and make a difference to help the surviving people of Haiti. It is now that human beings must rise and come together as one race; the human race.



Michael Jackson: King of Pop Dies


Michael Jackson's "Thriller" Album Cover



Published: June 26, 2009 12:14 AM EST

By: Isaac Davis Jr., BGS, MBA

His very name is known throughout the world. He is loved by millions of enduring fans. And even though he was plagued by many strange, bizarre, and controversial events in his life, fans will remember Michael Jackson as an iconic pop legend. He started in the music business at an early age with his brothers in a group that many fans know very well; The Jackson Five went on to create many memorable hits including one of their signature songs, ABC. Jackson, who was the seventh child of the Jackson family, began a solo career in 1971. Coined [1] as the "King of Pop" in subsequent years, Jackson enjoyed huge success with his solo best-selling records albums: Off the Wall (1979), Thriller (1982), Bad (1987), Dangerous (1991) and HIStory (1995).

When MTV was just in its infancy, African-American entertainers were non-existent on the popular music channel. Jackson's dynamic musical presence spotlighted the entertainer into the front burner of the musical channel where he became the 1st black entertainer to be featured on MTV. With this, came a long list of amazing videos such as "Beat It", "Billie Jean" and Thriller, that literally transformed the way music videos were created. One of Jackson's biggest appeals was his stage performances. The way he would move across the stage would mesmerize thousands sometimes millions of fans. One of his signature moves was the moonwalk. I remember seeing a concert on TV where he did the moonwalk and even dances on his toes. WOW! The level of energy from Jackson was and still be incomparable to say the least.

Some of Jackson's [2] biggest successes as a solo artist included induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice. Jackson also achieved critical success with 13 Grammy Awards, 13 number one singles in his solo career, and the sales of over 750 million albums worldwide. Jackson is easily recognized as one of the world's most famous men.

My blog tonight will remember the man who touched so many lives with his charisma and charm. And like it has been pointed out by the media, there were many controversial moments in his life including charges of child molestation. However, Jackson will always be the magical performer that I grew to admire and love while I was growing up. I salute Jackson for being the "King of Pop" and making my childhood and teenage life fun and exciting to be called a fan of Michael Jackson.

Jackson died on June 25, 2009 at the age of 50.

Works Cited


1. "Jackson, Michael." Wikipedia. Wikipedia, 2008. Answers.com 26 Jun. 2009. http://www.answers.com/topic/michael-jackson
2. "Jackson, Michael." Biographies. Answers Corporation, 2006. Answers.com 26 Jun. 2009. http://www.answers.com/topic/michael-jackson




Farrah Fawcett: A Pop Icon Dies


Farrah Fawcett

Published: June 25, 2009 10:02 PM EST

By: Isaac Davis Jr., BGS, MBA

Who would have thought that someone who left a series only after one season would have rose to the level of stardom that this entertainer did back in the 1970's. The person that I am speaking about is the amazing Farrah Fawcett who dies today from anal cancer at the age of 62 years old. Fawcett [1] played the popular character (Jill Munroe) who became a household name in the original cast of the 1970s TV show Charlie's Angels. She was joined by Kate Jackson and Jaclyn Smith who made up the bombshell trio detectives. From that first season (1976-77) of the series, the show grew in popularity and so did each of its stars. But, it was Fawcett's overall sex appeal that made her the top favorite. Fawcett became America's hottest pin-up girl to many men during the 1970s and a role model to many young teenage girls. She was also famous for wearing a red swimsuit.

The actress also went on to appeared in a number of critically acclaimed projects including her Emmy nominated role for the Burning Bed. Fawcett [2] was romantically link to actor Lee Majors who she married; star of TV's The Six Million Dollar Man. She later became involved with actor Ryan O'Neal (though she never marries him) the two couple remained together over the years. But, it is her fight with cancer that brings me to write about this iconic star. Farrah [3] fought a brave fight against cancer that she even documents in a 2008 special titled A Wing & a Prayer: Farrah's Fight for Life. One of the saddest parts to the documentary was the struggle and pain that the actress endured while she fought for her very life. One haunting moment from the documentary that shocked me was where she shows her hair now mostly gone with only a dim memory of hanging strings of golden blonde locks that made her famous.

The fact that her domestic partner of many years, Ryan O'Neal, stood by her side until the end touched me in ways that are indescribable. She was a true hero in my eyes who fought to live to the very bitter end. Farrah Fawcett, a pop icon who ranges over a four decade span, will be truly missed by this editor-in-chief. Here's to one of the best original Charlie's Angels ever filmed. We love You!

Works Cited


1. "Farrah Fawcett." Who2? Biographies. Who2?, 2008. Answers.com 26 Jun. 2009. http://www.answers.com/topic/farrah-fawcett
2. "Farrah Fawcett." Actors Biographies. All Media Guide, 2009. Answers.com 26 Jun. 2009. http://www.answers.com/topic/farrah-fawcett
3. "Farrah Fawcett." Wikipedia. Wikipedia, 2008. Answers.com 26 Jun. 2009. http://www.answers.com/topic/farrah-fawcett


CBS cancelled daytime soap “Guiding Light”

Published: April 23, 2009 9:31 PM EST

By: Isaac Davis Jr., BGS, MBA

I have not watched this series in the last 20 years but I was shocked to hear the news that after 72 years on the air, CBS has officially canceled the daytime soap opera series “Guiding Light”. The series last episode is scheduled to air on Friday, September 18, 2009.

This is the latest trend in the cancellation of daytime soap operas. The truth of the matter is that less people are watching soap operas; Reality TV continues to gain in popularity.

One should note that last year CBS planned to cancel the series but the series changed its format and gained some viewership; however, it appears that the ratings are not good enough to keep the soap on the air.

The show lasted a total of 72 years which is less than unheard of seeing that many shows today (daytime or night-time) can barely survive one season (1 year). The show started in 1937 as a 15-minute radio show, then switch to television in 1952, and it continued to air on the radio until 1956.

In 1968 (the year I was born), the show's executives added another 15 minutes to the series and then in 1977, the series went to a full hour.

An Auspicious Beginning: The American Dream Comes True

Published: January 19, 2009 2:11 AM EST

By: Isaac Davis Jr., BGS, MBA

Edited by: Tina Leggett, BBA

I want to extend to the readers of this Webzine a Happy New Year. While we were pleased with the magazine's performance last year, this years focus will see the magazine continue forging its niche in the online entertainment publication world in hopes of spinning this Webzine into a new direction. Initially, I wanted to outline all that has happened to Junior's Cave; however after speaking with Todd, Entertainment and Political Columnist, I now believe that it is important to cover the upcoming historical event that will take place on January 20, 2009 - the 44th presidential inauguration of President Elect Barack Obama.

This world has witnessed a "Change" in this country's attitude that equals the events of the 1960's thus it would have been negligent for me to not speak about the steps leading up to now. When Senator Barack Obama first embarked on his bid to become our 44th President of the United States, there were many who felt that he would never see his dreams come to fruition.

President-Elect Obama's vision of a "Change" touched so many lives not just in our home country but throughout the world that I feel America has finally grown up. I am not going to address the feud between Senator Clinton and Senator Obama during the National Democratic Convention; I will save that for the many Political Analysts to debate; however, I will state that Barack's tenacious attitude of never giving up forced me to place in perspective my own personal struggles as an African-American male living in the United States.

What Barack's road to the White House has taught me is that it does not matter who one is or where he comes from; instead one can choose to take afforded opportunities and shine. More importantly, Barack's mission of "Change" helped me to realize that one can not simply lie down in life and take what it tosses. One needs to be able to develop a strong backbone to tackle any adversities in order to be effective.

Barack will make history on Tuesday when he is sworn in as our 44th President of the United States. The history that is unfolding for those of you living under a rock is the inauguration of the Nation's 1st African-American President; something that I thought my Grandparents born in 1919 and 1925 respectively would ever live to see. It is amazing to think that our older generation will witness this historic event. Just think about where we were as a Nation during the 1920's - 1970's and where we are at now; it gives me goose bumps to say the least.

So as I leave you with this final thought about how African-Americans and Americans for that matter will change; the dream that America - a melting pot that blends all of us as one - may soon be realized as we take this auspicious beginning together in a country that is finally growing up.



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