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ASKMEN.COM: TOP 99 DESIRABLE WOMEN OF 2011

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AskMen.com just announced its 10th Annual TOP 99 MOST DESIRABLE WOMEN list. Nine women of color, including Selita Ebanks (#4), Mrs. Beyonce Knowles (#23), Alicia Keys (#43) and Halle Berry (#85), were chosen by millions of readers internationally. Lucky for your boy YG, I've had the pleasure of meeting 3 of these lovely ladies listed. ;-) -!YG

4 SELITA EBANKS

23 BEYONCE

28 ZOE SALDANA

37 NICKI MINAJ

41 RIHANNA

43 ALICIA KEYS

55 RASHIDA JONES

85 HALLE BERRY

89 JOAN SMALLS

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LARRY OSSEI-MENSAH

Larry Ossei-Mensah a.k.a 'Young Global' is a "cultural producer" and digital marketer whose astute sensibility of the creative community activates key events and happenings throughout various industries.

A fixture in the fabric of the NYC cultural scene, many know Ossei-Mensah, a first-generation Ghanaian-American, as their go-to "connector." This modern day flâneur stands at the intersection of the artistic realm, as a philanthropist, patron of the arts and documentarian of creative happenings for various publications (i.e. Arise Magazine, Uptown Magazine). With a uniquely rich perspective that positions him to be a linchpin and the voice of the rising creative class, Ossei-Mensah records his journeys through contemporary art and culture at www.myglobalhustle.com and www.youngglobal.net.

Ossei-Mensah received his B.A. from Clark University in Business Management and earned his M.B.A in Marketing from Les Roches in Switzerland. An advertising and entertainment veteran whose stints at Sony Music, ClearChannel, Fox TV, Carat Media, and The World Economic Forum have been the catalyst for his interest in digital media, Ossei-Mensah seeks to flip the script by co-authoring his first book Contemporary Aesthetics: Visual Paradigms of Art and The Construction of Taste: Television and American Home Décor. Ossei-Mensah lives and works in the cultural mecca, New York City.

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