Robin Thicke and Paula Patton Welcome a Son

Paula Patton also graced the cover of Ebony Magazine May 2010.

Robin Thicke and his actress wife Paula Patton welcomed their first child, Julian Fuego, on Tuesday in Los Angeles, PEOPLE has confirmed exclusively.  "Mother, father and son are all doing well," says Thicke's rep.

Congratulations. !!

82nd Annual Academy Awards Arrivals

Robin Thicke & Paula Patton (when is the lil bundle of joy due?)

Paula Patton

Zoe Saldana

Anika Noni Rose

Zoe Kravitz

Queen Latifah

Jennifer Lopez

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3rd Annual Essence Black Women In Hollywood Luncheon

Zoe Saldana

Jada Pinkett-Smith

Queen Latifah

The 3rd annual Essence Black Women in Hollywood luncheon took place last nigt in Beverly Hills.

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The 16th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards

Paula Patton

Look of The Day

Taraji, Paula and Dania looking great at the People's Choice Awards

Alicia Keys 6th Annual Keep A Child Alive Black Ball

The 6th Annual Keep A Child Alive Black ball took place last night at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City.

"Our Black Ball honorees are an incredible group of humanitarians who use their willpower, fame, and courage to save lives devastated by the AIDS pandemic. On October 15, 2009, KCA will have the pleasure of honoring President Bill Clinton for his immeasurable achievements through the William J. Clinton Foundation and The Clinton Global Initiative."source

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Paula Patton @ TIFF

Oprah, Mary J, Paula Patton & More @ TIFF

Oprah, Paula Patton, Mary J Blige, Mariah Carey, Sherri Sheppard & Gabourey Sidibe @ The Toronto International Film Festival

American Icons by Glamour Magazine

Alicia Keys as First Lady Michelle Obama . Not only is Obama the first African American filling the position, but she’s already making best-dressed headlines for a style that ranges from couture to J.Crew. Raised in Chicago, Obama, 45, powered on to Princeton and Harvard Law School before beginning a career during which she met, mentored and married our current President. Hail to our newest smart, opinionated, chic First Lady!

Paula Patton as Billie Holiday . As an aspiring singer, Holiday suffered sexual abuse, struggled with a drug habit and encountered racism everywhere. But the late Lady Day—one of the first African American women to sing with an all-white orchestra—translated all of that pain into some of the most achingly personal songs ever recorded. (Download “Strange Fruit,” which she sang at her 1948 Carnegie Hall concert, and listen for yourself.)

America Ferrera as Dolores Huerta . A fierce advocate for migrant farmers, Huerta cofounded, with César Chávez, what became the United Farm Workers of America. In 1975 she played a critical role in enacting policies that allowed workers to bargain for better wages and conditions. Today, at age 79, Huerta continues to be active—last year she campaigned for Hillary Clinton’s presidential run.

Chanel Iman as Althea Gibson. After years of playing segregated tennis, the late Althea Gibson tore down the color barrier of competition in 1950, when, at age 23, she became the first African American to compete in major U.S. championships—and, in 1957, the first to win Wimbledon. In her crisp whites, “the Jackie Robinson of tennis,” as she was known, won 11 major titles.


Source: Glamour Magazine