Drake and Rihanna were seen getting seriously close at a nightclub in Canada.

They were hanging out at the Buonanotte Supperclub in Montreal and were “all over each other” and even making out the entire evening, according to an eyewitness.

Do we still believe their “Just Friends” story? Appears like a summer romance is heating up between the two stars.

The Tribeca Film Festival now in its 10^th year announced the 44 films selected for its Spotlight and Cinemania sections, which is being led by Oscar nominee Vera Farmiga, new filmmakers Michael Winterbottom,  Alex Gibney and Tsui Hari.  There will also be documentaries about Ozzy Osbourne, Carol Channing the famous Manhattan Disco Limelight night club.

There will be a mix of many different kinds of movies according to the director of programming David Kwok.  The festival will showcase what happening in cinema within the US and abroad.

The festival will feature a documentary about a community in Haiti that rallies to build a movie theater in Sun City Picture House. This is a must see movie for the Caribbean community, it is a joyful story of a community torn apart by disaster then united in a singular vision of brining back cinema to a country destroyed.

The festival will also feature local Brooklyn based actor Alessandro Nivola who stars in Janie Jones.  He plays a rock musician who goes on a road trip with the teenage daughter that he just met.

The Tribeca Film Festival will run from April 20^th to May 1^st in New York City.  For more information click on the link.

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Date:  Saturday April 2nd, 2011

Time: 8:OO PM

Location:  Vibz Uptown, 3155 Main Street, Hartford, CT

Phone: 860-246-7390

While 2010 may have been a good year for those individuals who were invested in the stock market, many people are still suffering from the recession.  USmile Magazine wants to encourage its readers to keep working towards a better financial future.  Here is a list of our five money management tips for 2011.

1. Be humble-be happy with what you have and don’t try to keep up with the Jone’s.
2. Continue to keep track of your income and expenses and live within your means.
3. Try to find ways to reduce your expenses.  Don’t purchase anything unless it’s a necessity or marked down significantly.
4. Be honest about your financial situation.  Let your friends and family know what you financial situation is so they aren’t pressuring you into doing things you cannot afford.
5. Living a frugal life does not mean you can have fun.  It may take a little work but you can search the Internet for fun free events for you and the family.

Hope you have a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous 2011!!

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If you are looking to relax after the holidays.  Consider visiting Jamaica during the week of January 23-29 for the Jamaica Jazz  & Blues event.  You can enjoy the sun and great jazz & blues music from both local and international artists.

Artists such as Michael Bolton, Diana Ross, Harry Belafonte, Shaggy, Maxi Priest and three time Grammy Award winning Maroon % are headlined the 2011 festival.

For more information go to http://jamaicajazzandblues.com.

With the Brotherhood Crusade as they feted musical song stylist, legend and humanitarian, Nancy Wilson, recipient of the 2010 Pioneer of African American Achievement Award.  The event took place at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Friday, November 5, 2010.  Ms. Wilson was honored for her courage in breaking down barriers for economic, social, political and moral justice.  Berry Gordy, Arsenio Hall, Bill Duke, Congresswoman Diane Watson, Congresswoman-elect Karen Bass, Dawnn Lewis, William Allen Young, were in attendance. Pictured left-right) Danny Bakewell, Sr., Brotherhood Crusade Chairman of the Board; Charisse Bremond Weaver, President and CEO of the Brotherhood Crusade; Nancy Wilson, 2010 Pioneer of African American Achievement Award recipient; and Antonio Villaraigosa, Mayor, City of Los Angeles. The Brotherhood Crusade was founded in 1968 to provide necessary resources, supportive services and a voice of advocacy to traditionally underserved communities.

For Colored Girls” brings to the screen Ntozake Shange’s Obie Award-winning play, a poetic exploration of what is to be of color and a female in this world.

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Maxine Tulloch is finally living her lifelong dream of hosting her own talk show.   As executive producer of The Maxine Tulloch Show, Ms. Tulloch interviews business professionals, entertainers and various personalities within the Caribbean and American communities.  USmile Magazine caught up with Ms. Tulloch to talk about her show and what she hopes to accomplish in the near future.

USM: Can you tell us why you feel you are living your dream?

MT:  I always wanted to be a broadcast journalist since I was in high school.  My mom thought that I should go into the nursing field.  She wanted me to have a stable career. I think she was concerned because there weren’t any blacks on TV at the time so she felt I wouldn’t be successful as a journalist. Read the full story »

Halle Berry was looking lovely on Sunday in East Hampton for Lunch at Ron Perelman’s Hamptons home for The Jenesse Center’s Program for domestic violence.

Photo by: Patrick McMullan