Cable TV Ratings for Week of April 28 - May 4
NBA Playoffs slam dunk top 25 cable list,
making TNT most-watched network

(May 7, 2008) Are you ready for some b-ball? The NBA playoffs are dominating the cable viewing of black households, taking the top three spots on the week’s top 25 cable shows. While none of the games attracted two million viewers like "House of Payne" typically does, their two-hour length keeps them locked on the station longer. ESPN was also able to make the chart by carrying a match-up.
E!’S KHLOE KARDASHIAN AND POKER CHAMP JAMIE GOLD HOST 3RD ANNUAL URBAN HEALTH INSTITUTE CELEBRITY POKER TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER ON SATURDAY, MAY 17
A-List Celebrities, Top Poker Pros and Ace Physicians Converge on the Legendary Playboy Mansion in a High Stakes Night for Charity
Don Cheadle, Anthony Anderson, Aaron McGruder, Salli Richardson Whitfield, Dondre Whitfield and Special Guest DJs Idris Elba, Spinderella Among Confirmed Celebs
U.S. OLYMPIC HOPEFULS’ PERSONALITIES SHINE LIKE GOLD AS BEIJING OLYMPIC GAMES APPROACH
Getting to Know America’s Black, Beijing-Bound Athletes On and Off the Field

Allyson Felix Bryan Clay
Courtesy of: NBC Olympics/ USOC
Boston, MA (BlackNews.com) - Today marks the official 100-day countdown to the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, where hundreds of athletes will achieve their lifelong dream by representing Team USA on the world stage. It is easy to recognize their athletic talent, but what happens when we follow them off the field — and into their personal lives?
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Ulysses Banks ran 25 times for 132 yards and Alabama A&M’s only touchdown as the Bulldogs defeated Alabama State 13-9 Saturday in the Magic City Classic.
Banks won the battle of two of the Southwestern Athletic Conference’s top rushers as the Hornets’ Jay Peck had 53 yards on 11 carries and also scored a touchdown.
The game wasn’t decided until Al Donaldson intercepted a pass from Alabama State’s Chris Mitchell with 1:41 to play after the Hornets had driven 55 yards in 8 plays to the Alabama A&M 29-yard-line.
Is The Excuse “Their Just Acquaintances” Reason For Being Ignorant Of The Law?
By Gregory Moore