In what could potentially have been offensive beyond repair (but, thankfully, is not at all), Gwyneth Paltrow went on “The Tanning Effect†to talk Black culture, from Jay-Z to Obama to the hair troubles shared by both Jewish and African-American women. [The YBF]
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