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"When you photograph people in color, you photograph their clothes. When
you photograph people in Black and White, you photograph their souls."
~ Ted Grant

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Back during his "The Young and the Restless" days, our SHEMAR
MOORE made a super sexy video where Malcolm Winters was
persuaded to do some modeling. To set the mood, they played some
music which featured a woman breathlessly sighing "I want my hot
fudge brownie."

Because of copyright issues, the CBS version of
the hot fudge brownie video had to be taken down from YouTube.
A lesser quality but watchable video is still available thanks to
http://shemarphotos.blogspot.com/

It was hilarious watching the women's reaction to Malcolm when he took
his shirt off. They were practically salivating. 

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And our Malcolm/SHEMAR did look sooo good when that
shirt came off. Interesting that Malcolm supposedly never did
any modeling yet after the camera started to roll, he moved like
he was very experienced.

Enjoy our Baby Boy on Retro Thursday, a little heavier and pre-tatts.
Malcolm Winters was one fiine looking man back in the day. 

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SHEMAR MOORE, too sexy for words. 

Even sexier when he aims his gun and becomes heroic, Derek Morgan.

New CRIMINAL MINDS tonight.

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Over on the LovingMooreAndMore Message Board, our photo Mod,
Kordi, has been selecting pictures from SHEMAR'S past roles since
he is soon celebrating 20 years in show business.

In 1998, a twenty-eight year old SHEMAR MOORE played Lincoln
Flemming, a man of privilege and real cold-blooded bastard
who used his wealth and good-looks to take advantage of women.

"Mama Flora's Family" boasts a terrific cast, including
Cicely Tyson, Della Reese, Queen Latifah, Blair Underwood,
and Hill Harper. And of course, our SHEMAR.

Who knew our Baby Boy could ride a horse so well. He has said
in recent Tweets that he learned to ride when he was eight.

"Mama Flora's Family" is still shown on television from time to
time. SHEMAR appears heavily in the first half hour but the whole
mini-series is well-worth seeing.

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On a rough Monday it sometimes takes an extra push to get you started.

You need some of  SHEMAR MOORE's strength.

The encouragement of SHEMAR MOORE's wonderful smile

A dose of SHEMAR MOORE's determination

A good cup of coffee helps, too.

There now. Are you ready to face the week ahead? 

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Derek Morgan awesomeness. 

Oscars tonight. SHEMAR MOORE won't be there because he is
primarily a television actor. So, we have a choice. Watch the
Oscars or put in some "Criminal Minds" DVDs.
No brainer. CM DVDs, of course.
Morgan!!!!

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As every SHEMAR MOORE fan looks ahead to 2015 for the
release of "The Bounce Back," at LovingMooreAndMore we have
been looking back over SHEMAR's 20 years as an actor. 
In 1999 SHEMAR appeared in his first film, "Never 2 Big." 
The film boasts an awesome cast, including Nia Long, Tony Todd, 
Mark Wahlberg, Ernie Hudson, Terrance Howard,
and Salli Richardson-Whitfield. 
The movie was not well-received despite the fine cast and is
largely forgettable, but it occasionally shows up on Encore.
Worth seeing at least once to see how much our
SHEMAR has grown as an actor. 

Twenty-eight year old SHEMAR was in impressive company in his first
film, "Never 2 Big." Perhaps with better writing or directing it could have
been a much better film. It was not the best efforts for any of the actors.

The original movie trailer is below.