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Jenice Armstrong puts her saucy spin on national and local topics du jour three days a week - Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. A pop culture critic, she also writes about local and national news as well as social trends. It was while researching a column on Internet dating that she met the man she wound up marrying. Armstrong, who worked at The Associated Press and the Washington Post before joining the Daily News as a business reporter, appears frequently on area TV and radio programs. When Armstrong’s not working, she jogs, studies martial arts and spends way too time watching the E! channel. She appears every other Tuesday in the "Around the Watercooler" segment on NBC10's "The 10! Show."
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I OWN ONE of the late Whitney Houston's dresses, a purple, velvet, mermaid-style evening gown with long sleeves trimmed with bugle beads.
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UNLESS you're a co-star on VH1's "Basketball Wives," a professional athlete's wife doesn't publicly diss her husband's teammates.
No matter how badly she feels about how things went, she doesn't trash-talk other players, especially if the team is still smarting from a disappointing Super Bowl loss the way the Patriots were on Sunday night.
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A 'Soul' suicide: Don Cornelius, creator of 'Soul Train' a suicide
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AT OUR HOUSE, "Soul Train" was must-see TV because it was one of the only TV shows where you could count on seeing brown faces.
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Michelle Obama doesn't fit 'angry black woman' stereotype
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WE'VE NEVER seen first lady Michelle Obama yelling or arguing with anyone. So why can't she shake the notion that she's angry?
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Cautionary tale: girls & sex
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Jenice Armstrong: In her self-published book, 'If You Give a Girl a Push-up Bra,' Miho Kahn examines the slippery slope encountered by young girls who become preoccupied with their looks and sexuality.
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The recipients of our holiday-gift giveaway
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WE KNOW the holiday season is more about giving than getting, but let's keep it real. It sure is nice to get cool stuff for Christmas. And it's even better when it's unexpected.
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Famed birthplace awaits buyer
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Jenice Armstrong: A South Philly rowhouse, where singer Marian Anderson was born, is for sale.
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Choose Jen's winners!
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Daily News columnist Jenice Armstrong needs help deciding who's been nice enough this year to receive luxury gifts from Philly's star stores, restaurants and attractions.
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Pat Croce's pirate passion
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Jenice Armstrong: What would make a grown man so gaga over pirates? For Pat Croce, who last month located the ruins of Sir Francis Drake's shipwreck off the coast of Panama, piracy is about being a renegade and thumbing one's nose at authority.
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DJ Kendra G asks teen girls to commit to abstinence
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Jenice Armstrong: "I just want the girls to know the truth, that sex doesn't equal love," Kendra G says. She tells her story of going to a Philadelphia public school to a group of teens girls.
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Thrill of the drill: 'Drumline Live' at the Merriam
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Jenice Armstrong: As a graduate of a historically black college, my hands-down favorite part of going to football games was halftime.
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Bryn Mawr woman's shoe fetish valued at $500K
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Jenice Armstrong: If good soles go to heaven, then we were standing at the pearly gates. To my left were ceiling-to-floor shelves loaded with more than 1,000 pairs of shoes.
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