# Glynn Turman Honored with Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame, Flo Rida Celebrates in NYC, and National Urban League Recognizes Trailblazing Black Women
the Hollywood Walk of fame recently welcomed a new luminary as veteran actor Glynn Turman was honored with a star, cementing his legacy in the entertainment industry. The esteemed actor, known for his iconic role in *Cooley High*, joined the ranks of celebrated performers on the iconic strip. The prestigious occasion saw director Ava DuVernay and actor Don Cheadle present the honor, with Turman’s star notably placed next to that of his late friend and fellow legend, Sidney Poitier.
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Meanwhile, across the country, rapper Flo Rida was spotted celebrating a friend’s birthday at the newly opened Planet Hollywood in New York City. The atmosphere was electric as Flo Rida and his companions soaked in the vibrant ambiance,capturing memories with photos and indulging in the restaurant’s signature “Walk of Fame High Roller” platter. This decadent offering features a delicious spread including Chicken Crunch, shrimp, prime rib sliders, guacamole, Buffalo wings, and empanadas, making for a truly celebratory dining experience.
In a notable recognition of Black women’s contributions, U.S. Representative Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) was among the distinguished honorees at the National Urban League’s sixth annual “Women in Harmony Awards Luncheon” held in New Orleans. Alongside fellow trailblazers Patti LaBelle, Mara Brock Akil, and danessa Myricks, Rep. Crockett was celebrated for her impactful work. The National Urban League, a historic civil rights and urban advocacy institution dedicated to economic empowerment, equality, and social justice, annually pays tribute to outstanding Black women who lead, create, and transform the world through their endeavors.
