Denmark Vesey: Halle Berry Voted "Sexiest Black Woman Alive"... Name A Sexier White Woman?

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Halle Berry Voted "Sexiest Black Woman Alive"... Name A Sexier White Woman?

Washington (ANI): Halle Berry has been voted the Sexiest Black Woman Alive in a new U.S. TV poll. The Oscar winning actress landed the top spot in TV One Access'' poll, which aired in the U.S. on Sunday, reports Contactmusic. Last year, Berry was named ‘Sexiest Woman Alive’ by Esquire magazine.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...: Beauty is learned. There might be several women fading her but unless she's been in the pubic eye to the point where her recall reaches Halle's she'll never win these polls that gauge popularity more than anything else.

Its like saying Lebron is better than Jordan. Phuck championships & awards. He is clearly a better individual talent and he's more physically gifted than Jordan, Magic, Bird, Kareem, Wilt, Oscar, Pistol etc. but you'd never gain enough traction for people to relinquish era bias and learned criterion for him to get a vote...

& I'm probably the biggest Jordan fan there is.; Mar 25, 2009, 1:52:00 PM
SSWM said...: well done; Mar 25, 2009, 2:21:00 PM
Anonymous said...: Uhhh.... yeah. Kerri Washington called, and she says thanks for keeping her seat warm, but she's got it from here, m'kay, thanks.; Mar 27, 2009, 2:57:00 PM
Constructive Feedback said...: Does the fact that she is biracial serve as any type of disqualifier?

WHO was allowed to vote on this?

White folks loved high yella Blacks when "dark" was not in fashion.

I think that Angela Bassett is finer than is Ms Berry (with a lot less mental drama)

Wait a second while I scroll down on your page.

I'm back.
I think that Beverly Johnson is finer than is Ms. Berry
http://bp3.blogger.com/_Pg5B42oQLmM/SIYfu7MovzI/AAAAAAAAFu4/2-bJ6WQvm7s/S1600-R/BevJohnsonDV.jpg; Apr 5, 2009, 11:13:00 AM

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