October 25th, 2017 
CEO 
By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
Antoine “Fats” Domino, one of the architects of early rock ‘n’ roll whose piano-based hits such as “Blueberry Hill”, “Blue Monday” and “Ain’t That a Shame,” died Tuesday, an official said.
Domino passed away due to natural causes, according to Mark Bone, chief investigator with the Jefferson Parish Medical Examiner’s office in Louisiana. He was 89.
October 24th, 2017 CEO 
By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
Emmy Award-winning actor Robert Guillaume, best known as the title character in the TV sitcom “Benson,” died Tuesday. He was 89.
His wife Donna Brown Guillaume told the Associated Press he died at their Los Angeles home of complications of prostate cancer. Guillaume was a beloved TV star in the middle to late 70’s through the middle 80’s and always turned in great performances. He won Emmys both for “Soap” (as supporting actor) and “Benson” (as lead actor).
October 24th, 2017 CEO 
By Tatiauna Miller
Bring out the decorations your tricks and treats, it’s time for Halloween! I love Halloween and not because I’m a Pagan or candy junkie, I just love to dress up. Yes, I have flare for the dramatics! If I could go to a costume party a few times a year, I would be content. Besides costumes, I don’t care about anything else Halloween. I’m not buying no decorations, who has space to store all that? Pumpkin carving, I’m not doing it! Now you got a funky pumpkin rotting on your front porch.
Before I had my daughter, I would give out candy to the Trick or Treaters. I ain’t giving out no candy, to a big ass kid with no costume. I need to see some creativity before I give you this expensive ass candy. Halloween candy is expensive and now I see some people upping the Trick or Treating game. Last year the houses in my neighborhood where giving away brownies, cookies, glasses of wine and beer to the parents. We got chocolate wasted kids and drunk moms running the streets at night, bound to be some drama. Last year this one house gave out fortune cookies! Now you know they took those stale cookies from work. I threw them cookies in the trash, when London wasn’t looking.
October 24th, 2017 CEO October 23rd, 2017 CEO October 23rd, 2017 CEO 
By Katrina Broner
One of the reasons I love living in Tampa, FL is that I’m in the middle of everything! Anything fun we want to enjoy is just a hop (1 hour or less) a skip (3 hours) or jump (5 or more) away. The discounts as a resident of the Sunshine state aren’t too bad either. This time my family and I went just a hop away to Orlando to enjoy the most popular tourist spot, Walt Disney World!
This trip included all my immediate family which has grown to a decent size, 11 to be exact and we went to enjoy Mickeys Not So Scary Halloween Party in The Magic Kingdom. The last time we got together we enjoyed Myrtle Beach and we thought planning that was stressful but this trip truly tried our patience! What they don’t tell you about the most magical place on earth is there is some serious behind the scenes work to be done first, especially with a big group. They are pretty good about walking you through step by step, but by the time I knew what was going on and got everything done, I didn’t want to hear the word Disney even uttered accidentally! So, if you have a big family, appoint a coordinator and be prepared to be prepared. I was the coordinator this trip and patience is truly a virtue.
October 21st, 2017 CEO October 20th, 2017 CEO October 19th, 2017 CEO 
By Larry Henry
Frank Cullotta is back.
The 78-year-old former mobster announced this week on Facebook that he recently underwent major heart surgery.
Cullotta told his more than 4,000 Facebook friends that he spent three weeks in the hospital, adding that his heart now is in “great shape.”
“Getting released from the hospital was like getting out from prison,” the Chicago native says on Facebook.
October 19th, 2017 CEO October 19th, 2017 CEO 
It’s movies and mayhem this December on Investigation Discovery, starting with the premiere of DATING GAME KILLER on Sunday, December 3 from 8-10pm ET. Guillermo Diaz (“Scandal,” “Weeds”) stars in the role of, perhaps, America’s most prolific serial killer, Rodney Alcala, alongside Emmy® winner Carrie Preston (“The Good Wife,” “True Blood”) as Carol Jensen, a mother who tirelessly seeks justice for her murdered daughter. The following week brings audiences FINAL VISION on Sunday, December 10 from 8-10pm ET, a twisted psychological thriller starring Scott Foley (“Scandal”) as Jeffrey MacDonald, respected U.S. Army Green Beret doctor – and suspect in killing his wife and young children – and Dave Annable (“Heartbeat,” “Brothers & Sisters”) as best-selling author Joe McGinniss.
October 19th, 2017 CEO 
American Heroes Channel (AHC) and Time Inc.’s PEOPLE have partnered with the Welles Remy Crowther Charitable Trust to present the 2017 RED BANDANNA HERO AWARD in memory of 9/11 hero Welles Remy Crowther, also known as ”The Man in the Red Bandanna.” This year’s winner is retired Navy Seal Lieutenant Jason “Jay” Redman, founder of the Combat Wounded Coalition, a non-profit based in Virginia Beach, Va. that is dedicated to inspiring combat-wounded veterans to overcome adversity through four pillars of support: Pride, Power, Purpose and Peace. A television special produced by Time Inc. Productions, 9/11 HERO: THE RED BANDANNA LEGACY will also highlight three Red Bandanna Heroes when it premieres on AHC on Saturday, October 28 at 10/9c.
October 19th, 2017 CEO 
Somewhere in a dimly lit bedroom in an unassuming house on a nondescript street, there sits a hooded figure fixated on an LCD screen. Seemingly lost in a world of images, animations and fantasy action, the figure’s only movements are a subtle yet constant twitching of the thumbs as they tap buttons and bring their onscreen persona to life. This, if you hadn’t already guessed, is how many people imagine a “gamer” to be. However, as technology has evolved and games have become more diverse and interactive, this sheltered stereotypical figure has been forced into the sunlight and, more specifically, into the spotlight.
October 18th, 2017 CEO October 17th, 2017 CEO 
By Arita Sysamout
For the first few years of my life, it was just my older sister and I. We always wanted an older brother, someone to protect us at the playground and from boys when we grew up, then one day our wish came true. My cousin Aenoy was sent from Indiana for my grandmother to raise. Now I had a big brother figure. We got along like peas and carrots. He made friends easily and kept his end of the bargain up at the playground and later kept the boys in check. As we grew older, he became a Loss Prevention Officer and decided to Join the Army to pay for school and prepare for his future. Little did we know it was just the being of a long story.
Once he arrived at Fort Sill, Oklahoma for basic training in October 2002, he called home to let us know he was safe and would be back for Christmas. The next phone call was a month later, this time it was a Military Doctor asking for his Next of Kin. I didn’t even know I was the one listed, though it made sense. The rest of what I’m about to share with you, won’t. I wouldn’t believe it for myself If I didn’t see it with my own eyes.
October 17th, 2017 CEO October 16th, 2017 CEO America’s most-watched true crime network, Investigation Discovery (ID), and Time Inc. Productions, the award-winning television group of multi-platform consumer media company Time Inc., announced today the return of their break-out hit series, PEOPLE MAGAZINE INVESTIGATES. Drawing from the original reporting of PEOPLE’s award-winning true crime editorial team, the second season of PEOPLE MAGAZINE INVESTIGATES features 12 all-new, compelling stories of ordinary people thrust into the spotlight following notorious crimes. Through the lens of PEOPLE’s trusted journalists, each hour-long episode takes viewers to the heart of the crime and is interlaced with archival footage, dramatic recreations and emotional interviews with those closest to the cases. Season two of PEOPLE MAGAZINE INVESTIGATES debuts Monday, November 6 at 10/9c, only on ID.
October 16th, 2017 CEO 
By London & Tatiauna Miller
Hello! This is London! I’ve decided to take over my Mom’s column, FOREVER! Just kidding! OK, well maybe for a little bit. I always wanted to know what she’s doing on her laptop and she never lets me see. But I kept asking and this one time she said I could help, but I’m taking over. I didn’t know what I was going to write about but then I got an idea. I’m going to write about myself! I know you’re wondering if I’m typing this all by myself, yes, I am! OK, maybe my mom’s doing all the work since my little fingers get tired. My mom always says my fingers are useless because I can’t ever pick up anything. I know my fingers work because I like to pick up my phone, my Barbie’s, my wallet and my putty. My fingers are only useless when it’s chores. Nobody likes to do chores, not even my mom likes chores but somebody has to do them. Not me, not me!
October 16th, 2017 CEO October 14th, 2017 CEO October 13th, 2017 CEO October 12th, 2017 CEO 
By Katrina Broner
“Good morn or evening friends.
Here’s your friendly announcer…
I have serious news to pass on to everybody.
What I’m about to say,
Could mean the world’s disaster,
Could change your joy and laughter to tears and pain…It’s that
Love’s in need of love today.”
-Stevie Wonder
How strange that such a wonderful song written well before I was born is still relevant today, sometimes that is the unfortunate magic of music. My own daughter is 11 now and I laughed when I played it for her. She knew it was Stevie but thought that song just came out for the victims of the shootings, that is the amazing magic of music. I sadly, told her it’s not new but in her short time we have gone from some form of positive to undeniable negative.
October 11th, 2017 CEO 
Emmy Award-winning journalist Paula Zahn returns to America’s leading true-crime network Investigation Discovery (ID) for an all-new season of the channel’s first original series, ON THE CASE WITH PAULA ZAHN. Premiering Sunday, October 29 at 10/9c, ON THE CASE takes viewers on an emotional journey into some of the nation’s most captivating crimes. Driven by Zahn’s unparalleled journalistic expertise and passion for justice, each episode of ON THE CASE profiles fascinating and true investigations that shocked communities across America. Anchored by insightful and emotional interviews with criminal experts and those closest to the victims, Zahn delves into every twist and turn of each case in her quest for the truth.
October 11th, 2017 CEO 
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By Tatiauna Miller
Currently our country is experiencing a racial divide, whether some people feel it’s made up or it’s political or media driven, there is a division. I know people aren’t good with change; it’s very hard to rewire our brains to view a situation in a different light. Hell, some of us can’t even train our minds and bodies to eat the right foods; let alone keep an open mind. I’d like to share some of the situations that I’ve encountered as a black female and perhaps change some viewpoints. Welcome to the black experience in America!
Prior to my most recent haircut, I’ve always had long hair. I’m not sure why but it’s always extremely shocking that a black female has long “Real” hair. I don’t know how many times someone has asked me if my hair was “all mine”, “real” or a “wig”? The other assumption is I must be from the Caribbean or Latina, because regular ole black people can’t grow long hair. People have tried to search my scalp to verify that I’m telling the truth.
