DAMON WAYANS isn’t afraid of getting in touch with his feminine side.

In his fictional debut, 64-year-old Alma is a widow having a hard time adjusting to her new, single life.

When a group of friendly red hat–wearing women welcomes her into their fold, she realizes that the third act of her life could be the best.

Though fans of Wayans’ comedy will find little of his over-the-top zaniness, his emotional and poignant pen will move them. – RAKIA CLARK

New York City-based celebrity hair stylist Gabrielle Corney admits that matching your own hair texture with a weave installment can be the most challenging part of wearing extensions.

The Indique Hair Pro stylist says when done properly, the finished look is flawless and keeps ‘em guessing. “There are many creative blending options for partial installations,” says Corney. “Straight hair blends better with the use of heat tools and the sleekness can be maintained with wrapping it at night with a silk scarf or bonnet.”

However, blending textured hair requires a different approach. “It depends on how much of the natural hair has been left out,” explains Corney. “It has to be manipulated with product and then either twist set, pin curled, or braided into the installation to blend seamlessly.”- JILL GOLDSBERRY

Here are few products Corney suggests assist you in blending your hair with your weave installments:

In Darius Jones, New York Times bestselling author MARY B. MORRISON goes back to an oldie but a goodie: her popular Soulmates Dissipate series.

First introduced a decade ago, the series itself is as convoluted and dramatic as any Tyler Perry flick. But MARY B.’s quick pacing and penchant for sexy bedroom scenes—her forte—have always kept the pages turning. And so it is here.

Darius Jones is the sexy MVP of a basketball team with a wife, a baby mama and a stalker. Let the games begin.- RAKIA CLARK

First Lady MICHELLE OBAMA has finally revealed that there’s more to her bangs than making a fashion statement.

While conducting a skype interview with RACHEL RAY, the First Lady dished, “This is my midlife crisis, the bangs.”

OBAMA, who debuted her bangs shortly before her 49th birthday, went on to reveal why she decided to be out with the old and in with the new.

“I couldn’t get a sports car. They won’t let me bungee jump. So instead, I cut my bangs,” the First Lady says.

Juicy spoke to her famed hairstylist JOHNNY WRIGHT, the hands behind the shears used to create the First Lady bangs.

WRIGHT insists the First Lady was ready for something new, saying, “Anything we do is more of collaborative effort than me pushing an idea. She simply wanted a change, and it looks great.”

We couldn’t agree more.

ERICA MENA can’t seem to stay out of trouble.

The Love And Hip Hop star was recently captured on tape fighting in a brawl obtained by TMZ.

While filming what appeared to be an episode of Love And Hip Hop at NYC’s Nail Lounge, the outspoken and over-the-top reality star went on a complete rampage scraping, screaming, and cursing several people.

In typical ERICA MENA fashion, she took to Twitter to boast about her fight tweeting, ““Yeah I knocked @Tiffsway The F*ck Out Tonight SOO Classic! She wanted A Min of Knock out fame and got it!!!”

MENA’s manager and boyfriend, RICH DOLLAZ, was also captured on camera encouraging someone to “turn the f*** up.”

For this year’s annual Grammy awards, traditional over-the-top beauty trends were replaced with more simplistic styles.

Just about every Juicy lady who posed for the cameras either decided less is more with completely natural eye and lip looks, introduced a touch color to their soft faces with a bold lip, or opted for a deep eye and kept their beat faces to a minimum.

From BEYONCE and ALICIA KEYS to SOLANGE and JENNIFER LOPEZ, check out the beauty looks of the 55th annual Grammy awards.

I’ll save you the suspense. The zany title is a metaphor.

As it turns out, Iris Chapman comes from a family as dysfunctional as the rest of us, but the dial on their loopiness is turned to up full blast.

Iris misadventures begin with a visit home to Opa-Locka, Florida. From the jump, the relentless, comical and all-together loving eccentricity of the characters pull you right in. It doesn’t hurt that Lamb’s writing has a verve and social commentary that is unique in all the best ways. – RAKIA CLARK