By Bre Scullark on February 9, 2011
I realized that the most prominent, talented, and innovative people never have an air about them. When you are truly gifted, there leaves little to no room for an ego. It is those who are unaware of who they are that over compensate.
A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to spend time with Darrell Wallace, Jr. The youngest and one of the first African Americans to win a NASCAR race at the age of 16. He was kind, considerate of others around him, and most importantly, Darrell was humble. He oozed of positivity. He was well accomplished...
By Bre Scullark on September 8, 2010
As we say "cheers" to a summer of rooftop shindigs, pool parties, unbearable heat waves and some of the best frozen concoctions we may never remember, we embrace the fall with open eyes and for most of us, open wallets! It is time for Fall and with the Fall comes "Fashion Week 2010!" Pull out the sophisticated black attire of New York City mixed with a pair of haute stiletto's and a digital camera and as we begin to celebrate the second half of 2010.
For me, sometimes pulling together looks for the Red Carpet or special events can be tough!...
By Bre Scullark on August 11, 2010
Every so often I catch an interesting topic on a talk show. To my understanding, the objective of a talk show is to present a situation or hot topic to the audience and allow them to make their own decision of how or what the solution should be. However, I find that a lot of talk show hosts can be bias and subsequently influence the audience to take sides regardless of the fact that we will never know the entire truth of a story.
As we read, watch and hear about all of Hollywood's infamously scandalous relationships, we can only base our opinion...
By Bre Scullark on July 22, 2010
Essence bloggers
Essence has given me an opportunity to share my thoughts and ideals with women with whom I share so much in common. It is important that I am able to share all that I am with you beyond my life as a model and a familiar face from TV. I will use this blog as an opportunity to share a variety of things with you. I will talk about everything from beauty and fashion to social issues and basically anything that touches my heart. I welcome your comments and critiques. My personal feelings are that this is an opportunity for open...
By Bre Scullark on July 14, 2010
For the past two weeks everyone in the world has voiced an opinion on Chris Brown's (CB) performance at this year's BET Awards. The two most frequently asked questions were one: Was CB's emotional display sincere and the second, should we forgive him?
To address the first question of whether CB's performance was sincere, only Monique's Oscar winning performance in the movie "Precious" was more convincing. If CB was not sincere someone needs to tell him to forget about singing altogether and make an immediate career change because acting is his true...
