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Saturday Night Ballroom/Stepper Set from 8pm-midnight hosted by Tune Up with mixer Wax-Tax N Dre!

The Fab 5 of Comedy @ The Opera House featuring hilarious performances by Lavel Crawford, Aries Spears, Lil Duval, Gary Owen and the new queen of comedy, Dominique.

Lil Duval Sets Strippers On Fire And More Viral Videos Of The Week

Lil’ Duval Makes His Own “Love Faces” Video [Funny Video]

Lil Duval Clowns Drake’s Hand Motions [VIDEO]

Devin The Dude, Lil Duval Starring in Movie “Hillbilly Highway”

Man Calls In Yelling At Wife Claiming She Cheated With Keith Washington [HILARIOUS VIDEO]

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Hometown R&B singer Keith Washington is Live With Kisses After Dark!

Keith talks about flipping over a pool table to get to Chris Tucker and taking Will Smith’s money.

Watch the video to find out why. Keith also responds to twitter comments- A woman says a man should always be 2 steps behind his woman!

Check out Keith as he hosted the Andre Harrell Super Star Soul Search Detroit Competition!

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Twitter: @only1kwash

Get to know Keith!

Keith Washington brings passion, honesty and sincerity to his music. He combines all the elements of traditional soul singing with a contemporary approach. Sexy, sensitive, suave, he captivates female audiences across the country with his smooth delivery, while verbalizing the sentiments of male listeners through the lyrics of his songs.

Keith Washington brings a wealth of experience to his music as a chart-topping recording artist and dynamic performer. A native of Detroit, home of many legendary stars, Keith was first “discovered” by family members who overheard him singing to a James Brown record when he was just six years old.

His obvious vocal skill brought him his first gig, performing on a show in Canada with a then-unknown Brenda Russell and appearances on a local Detroit TV Program.

The winner of numerous talent shows as a member of various local groups during his teens, Keith Washington began his professional career in earnest when he began touring with Detroit-based R&B favorites, The Dramatics. When the group’s producer Don Davis heard him, he invited Keith to hang out at United Sound, one of the city’s top studios and after doing a vocal session for the funk king George Clinton on a Funkadelic record, Keith had no doubt about his career path: “Doing what I loved and getting paid for it, too? Hey, then I knew music was (the right thing) for me.” Keith then went on to work with various producers such as BabyFace & L.A Reid, Stevie Wonder, George Duke, Gerald Levert and various others.

Among the up-and-coming ballad stylists in the 90’s urban contemporary generation, Keith Washington rode to fame with his 1991 LP “Make Time For Love” which was co-produced by Quincy Jones. The first single of this LP, “Kissing You” was an R&B smash. “Kissing You” later was heard as background music on the NBC Soap Opera, General Hospital and resulted in Keith’s acting debut as a regular character on the NBC Soap Opera. Keith made cameo appearances in the Martin Lawrence Show and Poetic Justice. Washington issued the follow-up LP “You Make It Easy” in 1993 and after a lengthy absence; he resurfaced in 1998 with KW. Today Keith plays Marvin Gaye in “My Brother Marvin Gaye” Theater Production which is currently touring in cities throughout the United States. He is also currently adding the finishing touches to his 4th LP, stay tuned for the cashmere vocal styling of Keith to top the music charts again…

Whether running for President of the United States in 2004 or leading civil rights protests, Sharpton’s highly visible career began at the tender age of four when he preached his first sermon. A successful civil rights career soon followed helping Sharpton hold such notable positions as the Youth Director of New York’s Operation Breadbasket, Director of Ministers for National Rainbow Push coalition, and founder of his own broad-based progressive civil rights organization, the National Action Network.

Sharpton’s stance, in his own words, has taken him “from the streets to the suites” and his irrefutable impact on national politics has been applauded by both supporters and non-supporters alike. Sharpton continues to challenge the American political establishment to be inclusive to all people regardless of race, gender, class or beliefs.

In his 2003 book, “Al on America” Sharpton describes this vision for America and states his book should be used “to fight against the pro-big business, anti-labor, pro-death penalty matrix that has crippled America, and to talk about where I think we ought to be going in the 21st century.”

Sharpton will draw on his experience as a grass roots organizer, community activist and politician to offer “real deal” commentary, practical answers and solutions.