Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, May 14, 2008, Page 18, Image 18

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May 14. 2008
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Foxy Brown’s Reinvention
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Foxy Brown is free. After
serving eight months of a one-
year sentence for probation vio­
lations. the rap star is now on the
road to reinvention.
“I want to do things different
now and to show people the
maturation. There will be a big
change, but no one does a 360
overnight. I've learned to ac­
cept my shortcomings and flaws.
I've made mistakes,” she tells
JET magazine.
With a new outlook on life.
Brown has released an inde­
pendent mix tape for the streets,
"Brooklyn's Don Diva." The
lyrical diva is slated to drop a
double CD on Christmas Eve,
entitled "Black Roses,” her first
album in seven years.
“I believe she has the skills.
They aren't going anywhere,”
said Poke o f the duo
Trackmasters, who discovered
Brown. “Com ing this tim e
around, she needs to fix her
attitude toward the business and
how to deal with people.”
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Independent Women’s Film Festival
The Portland W omen's Film
Festi val showcases the very best
contemporary international in­
dep en d en t film s m ade by
wom en, Thursday, May 15
Catering
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through Sunday, May 18 at the
historic Hollywood Theater on
Northeast Sandy Boulevard.
The annual event promotes
and creates opportunities for
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women working in all areas of
the film industry, educating the
greatercommunity through film­
m aker panels and hands-on
workshops.
A rockin' kick-off party at
the Ace Hotel’s Cleaners space
downtown will exhibit select
women-madc movies, moder­
ate several exciting filmmaker
panels, host an expo of women-
owned and served businesses,
and
o ffe r
a
day -lo n g
screenwriting workshop.
Visit Powfest.com to see the
complete four-day schedule of
screenings and events.