21. Show Guide: For Your Love----AllYourTV.com Now in its fifth season, this sophisticated romantic comedy series was created andis executive produced by yvette lee bowser, former executive producer and http://www.allyourtv.com/shows/f/showguideforyourlove.html

Home Daily TV News Daily TV Tips Today In History ... Latest TV Ratings The Archives Show Guides Award Shows Movies/Specials Bios ... Fall Schedules Community Message Boards Chats About Us Advertise Syndication Contact Us Show Guide: For Your Love (Clockwise from lower left): Holly Robinson Peete, Edafe Blackmon, Tamala Jones, Dedee Pfeiffer, D.W. Moffet, James Lesure (Photo Credit: The WB/Jeff Katz) Synopsis: From commitment phobics to blissful newlyweds to wedlock veterans, "For Your Love" depicts love in all of its romantic, challenging and chaotically hilarious stages. Now in its fifth season, this sophisticated romantic comedy series was created and is executive produced by Yvette Lee Bowser, former executive producer and creator of Living Single Set in the Chicago suburb of Oak Park, Ill., "For Your Love" follows couples bound by friendship and family as they traverse the many phases of life and love in all their glorious complications. Celebrating the humor in the lifelong tug of war between every twosome, the series stars Holly Robinson Peete ( Hangin’ with Mr. Cooper

22. Show Guide: Hangin' With Mr. Cooper--AllYourTV.com Produced by William Bickley (executive producer) yvette lee bowser (executiveproducer) Leilani Downer (producer) Suzy Friendly (producer) Laura Gibson http://www.allyourtv.com/shows/h/showguidehanginwithmrcooper.html

Home Daily TV News Daily TV Tips Today In History ... Latest TV Ratings The Archives Show Guides Award Shows Movies/Specials Bios ... Fall Schedules Community Message Boards Chats About Us Advertise Syndication Contact Us Show Guide: Hangin' With Mr. Cooper Synopsis: The Cast: Mark Curry as Mark Cooper Holly Robinson Peete as Vanessa Russell Omar Gooding as Earvin Rodman Luis Avalos as Principal Rivas (1992) Ron Canada as Coach Corley (1994-1995) Christopher Carter as Andre Bailis (1992-1994) Nell Carter as P.J. Moore (1993-1995) Dominic Hoffman as Thaddeus Jamison White (1993-1994) George Lemore as Isaac (1992-1993) Dawnn Lewis as Robin Dumars (1992-1993) Roger E. Mosley as Coach Ricketts (1992-1993) Sandra Quarterman as Geneva Lee (1993-1997) Raven-Symone as Nicole Lee (1993-1997) Marquise Wilson as Tyler Foster (1993-1997) The Crew: Directed by: Mark Linn-Baker Produced by : William Bickley (executive producer) Yvette Lee Bowser (executive producer) Leilani Downer (producer) Suzy Friendly (producer) Laura Gibson (associate producer) Marcus King (co-producer) Barry O'Brien (co-executive producer) Michael Warren (executive producer)

23. What Does She Think She Is She s yvette lee bowser Executive Producer of UPN s Series, Half and Haf . For yearsAmericans have complained about the lack of minority images on television. http://www.s2smagazine.com/content/content.asp?issueid=200405&listid=05

24. Table Of Contents She s yvette lee bowser, Executive Producer of UPN s series, Half and Half. . TaraGriggsMagee, Sony Urban Music s VP of Gospel Music. Brighter, whiter teeth. http://www.s2smagazine.com/content/toc.asp?issueid=200405

25. EURWEB: Headlines: I HAVE A DREAM FOUNDATION: Organization Honors TV Producer Yv I HAVE A DREAM FOUNDATION Organization honors TV Producer yvette leebowser. yvette lee bowser. (Jan. 19, 2004) *The I Have A Dream http://www.eurweb.com/articles/headlines/01192004/headlines1284701192004.cfm

I HAVE A DREAM FOUNDATION: Organization honors TV Producer Yvette Lee Bowser. Yvette Lee Bowser (Jan. 19, 2004) *The I Have A Dream Foundation held their 6th annual Gospel Brunch yesterday honoring Yvette Lee Bowser, creator and executive producer of UPN's hit show “Half and Half.” In addition to the TV exec, PacifiCare Health Systems CEO Howie Phanstiel was honored. “Alias” star Jennifer Garner hosted the event that awarded the two for their positive work and influence in the community. “I feel extremely honored,” Bowser said before receiving the honor, “and I also feel extremely connected to the organization because it’s an organization that adopts a class of inner city kids and helps to fuel their dreams and having been an inner city child myself I really have a deep appreciation for that purpose.” Furthermore, Bowser said that as a beneficiary of the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, it is not necessarily his theme of “I Have A Dream,” that drove her to her success. “He spoke about how we cannot walk alone, in a part of his “I Have A Dream” speech, which a lot of people are familiar with – a phrase that’s embedded in his speech that people don’t necessarily grasp on to. They just grasp onto the theme ‘I Have A Dream.’ But in the middle of the speech is the phrase ‘we cannot walk alone’, and I have come from the inner city to a place of happiness and success, but because I did not walk here alone.”

26. Jennifer Garner Fansite JenGarnerNet - Jen Hosts 2004 Sixth Annual Posted on Monday, January 19 @ 132242 CST by Whoosh25 Appearances I HAVEA DREAM FOUNDATION Organization honors TV Producer yvette lee bowser. http://jen-garner.net/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=525

27. The Futon Critic - The Web's Best Primetime Television Resource 1222 PM Development Update February 25 By The Futon Critic Staff (TFC) SummaryThe Futon Critic reports Living Single creator yvette lee bowser has been http://www.thefutoncritic.com/cgi/gofuton.cgi?action=showatch&id=whot

28. SAA > Events, Reunions, Clubs > Stanford Day In LA ALUMNI BIOGRAPHIES yvette lee bowser ’87, is the President of Sisterlee Productions. Before reaching the age of 31, writerproducer http://www.stanfordalumni.org/dayin/losangeles/conversation.html

Site Map Welcome! Events, Reunions, Clubs Events Stanford Day In LA Alumni Panel Home Faculty Seminars Alumni Panel Map and Directions Entertainment's Role in Shaping Popular Culture The entertainment media has a profound effect on how people respond to the world around them. As a powerful shaper of cultural values and norms, how should the entertainment industry view its responsibilities? ALUMNI BIOGRAPHIES Yvette Lee Bowser ’87, is the President of Sister Lee Productions. Before reaching the age of 31, writer-producer Yvette Lee Bowser became the first African American woman to have two network programs on air simultaneously— Living Single and Lush Life . With Living Single , Bowser made history as the first African American woman to create and produce a hit series. She has also executive produced and shepherded five series on to the primetime schedule, a rarity in Hollywood. Bowser is currently the executive producer of UPN’s new hit series , a comedy that explores the growing relationship between two half-sisters. Not surprisingly, this series captures what is most relevant in Bowser’s life today – family. Born in Philadelphia and raised in Los Angeles, Bowser attended Stanford University, from which she graduated with degrees in political science and psychology. During her senior year Bowser had an opportune meeting with Bill Cosby, who invited her to join the production staff of his new series A Different World . Bowser’s colleagues immediately recognized her intuitive understanding of the comedy form and she progressed from apprentice writer to producer during her five-year tenure with the show. Subsequently, Bowser became the producer of ABC’s popular

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30. WireImage Pavilion. Tea Diamonds Party with Harry Winston yvette lee bowser.Nike Battle Grounds Competition Los Angeles Finals. SBS http://www.wireimage.com/Headlines.asp?navtyp=CAL&ym=200306&nbc1=1

31. Tuned In: Networks Scramble To Add Minority Characters Executives from The WB came prepared yesterday, announcing plans for a new serieswith yvette lee bowser, creator of Living Single and For Your Love http://www.post-gazette.com/tv/19990721owen2.asp

Tuned In: Networks scramble to add minority characters Wednesday, July 21, 1999 By Rob Owen , Post-Gazette TV Editor PASADENA, Calif. Every year the networks film pilot episodes, or short presentations for new series. And every year the networks play a shell game afterwards, replacing actors here, rethinking characters there. This year there's been more of that than usual, perhaps due in part to the uproar over the small number of minority characters in the original pilots. "A lot of producers did some scrambling in the past few weeks," said Jonathan Prince, executive producer of UPN's interracial sitcom "Grown Ups." "That's OK, make 'em scramble." Possibly the most obvious example of such rethinking can be found in The WB's "Safe Harbor," a family drama from the creator of "7th Heaven." Gregory Harrison plays a widower with two teen sons and a younger set of twins. At least, they used to be twins. The twins have been recast as 12-year-old best friends who think of themselves as "cosmic twins" because they were born on the same day in the same town. And now one of them is played by an African-American actor. ABC's "Wasteland" and "Then Came You" will get new black characters, as will Fox's "Manchester Prep."

32. For Your Love Production, Sisterlee production in association with Warner Bros. Television.yvette lee bowser executive producer. Release rating, Format (Home), http://dedee.org/dd/foryour.html

Title For Your Love Release date Media TV Series Genre/Keywords Sitcom Production SisterLee production in association with Warner Bros. Television. Yvette Lee Bowser - executive producer. Release rating Format (Home) Distributor WB (2-4th series) , NBC (1st series) Summary Three young suburban Chicago couples, linked by friendship and family, share their advice, experiences and troubles with one another in this romantic comedy from Yvette Lee Bowser. Director Barnet Kellman, Ellen Gittelsohn, Leonard Garner, John Bowab, Shelley Jensen, Joe Regalbuto, Henry Chan, Roger Christiansen Dedee Sheri Winston Cast Includes Holly Robinson Peete, James Lesure, D.W.Moffett, Tamala Jones, Edafe Blackmon Comments In a well balanced production, three loving couples play, foil, tease and intrigue across the gender gap. It is easy to spend time in the company of six such handsome and likable characters. Watch out for some very enjoyable romps from Dedee as Sheri. Transcript from the "Later" show where Rita Sever talked with Dedee about this show and other things. DW Moffett and Dedee appeared together for one scene in the 1993 film Falling Down Video Clips Dean (DW Moffett) gives "it" to Sheri, in public, as her birthday surprise. Be amazed at how quickly she is sucked under the table.

33. Welcome To BlackTalentNews.com Panelists included yvette lee bowser (creatorexecutive producer, Living Single,Lush Life, For Your Love), Garry Hart (President, Paramount Television http://www.blacktalentnews.com/index.asp?page=bizofshobiz&ActionButton=View_deta

34. Zap2it - TV Features - UPN Fall Schedule 2002-03 Hopkins ( Family Matters ), Valarie Pettiford ( One Life to Live ) and Theron Chico Benymon ( Moesha ) Studio CBS Productions Producers yvette lee bowser. http://tv.zap2it.com/tveditorial/tve_main/1,1002,274|75925|1|10,00.html

WELCOME TO Zap2it TV Feature Story UPN Fall Schedule 2002-03 (Tuesday, May 14 10:00 PM) HOLLYWOOD (Zap2it.com) - - It doesn't look like much, but with three new shows UPN is switching out 25% of its schedule. Still going after those paranormal buffs, both of the new dramas have a supernatural bent. Can they hold on to the audiences that "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Enterprise" will initially provide? The one comedy addition, "Half and Half," is a tale of two completely different half-sisters. However, if it doesn't stick (or any of the other Monday night comedies start to slide), expect it to be replaced midseason with the waiting-in-the-wings "Abby." Mon The Parkers One on One Girlfriends Half and Half Tue Buffy, the Vampire Slayer Haunted Wed Enterprise The Twilight Zone Thu WWE Smackdown! Fri Movie New Timeslot Returning Show New Show CLICK HERE FOR A PHOTO GALLERY OF THE NEW UPN SHOWS! CANCELLED SHOWS "As If," "The Hughleys," "The Random Years," "Roswell," ... "Special Unit 2" and "Under One Roof." SCHEDULING NEWS Three New Shows, One New Logo for UPN

35. African-American Filmmakers I m black and have been in some positions of socalled power for sometime now, says yvette lee bowser, with a smile in her voice. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr/film/feature_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=100

36. Hearts Desires yvette lee bowser, executive producer and showrunner on the UPN comedy Half Half, maintains that while she has much say about the decisions affecting her http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr/film/feature_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=100

37. Phenomenal Soror S Of AKA yvette leebowser Creater and Executive Producer of Living Single . Bebe MooreCampbell Author of Brothers and Sisters and Your Blues Aint Like Mine . http://www.angelfire.com/ny2/OmicronBeta/phenomenal.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Phenomenal Soror's of AKA Dr. Mae Jemison : Astronaut Dr. Debbye Turner : Miss America 1990 Marjorie Judith Vincent : Miss America 1991 Hazel O'Leary : U.S Secretary of Energy Dr. Marilyn Hughes-Gaston : Assistant Surgeon General Sharon Pratt Kelly : First Women to Serve as Mayor Of Washington D.C Angie Brooks : First Women President of the U.N Toni Morrison : Author and Poet Laureate Zina Garrison : Professional Tennis Player Yvette Lee-Bowser : Creater and Executive Producer of "Living Single" Bebe Moore Campbell : Author of "Brothers and Sisters" and "Your Blues Aint Like Mine" Phylicia Rashad : Actress Jada Pinkett Smith : Actress Lynn Whitfield : Actress Sonia Sanchez : Author and Poet Ella Fitzgerald : Jazz Singer Jewell McCabe : President of The Coalition of 100 Black Women Coretta Scott King : Activist Gwendolyn Calvert Baker Ph.D :President of the U.S Commitee for U.N.I.C.E.F Desiree White: Gamma Iota, Spr. "89" CEO NV magazine Eva Clayton; (D-Tx) U.S Congress

38. BET.com - Found: Karyn Parsons Khalil Kain ( Ali An American Hero ) and was co-produced by Parsons former highschool classmate and acclaimed producer, yvette lee bowser (creator, Living http://www.bet.com/articles/0,,c3gb2365-3029,00.html

document.write(getADJad('top', '468', '60', '1', 'entertainment;sub=;pid=')); CHANNELS NEWS BET SHOWS MUSIC ... COMMUNITY BET.COM SEARCH Inside Entertainment MOVIE CLUB COMEDY SPIT TV/STAGE ... ARCHIVES document.write(getADJad('2110', '120', '240', '2', 'entertainment;sub=;pos=left;pid=')) document.write(getADJad('2137', '1', '1', '3', 'entertainment;sub=;pos=left;pid=')) ENTERTAINMENT SEE ALSO Want to know what happened to Max from "Living Single"? Read our interview with Erika Alexander. more ... "Ali" is a prism through which the '60s unfolds as much as it is a story about the champ's life. more ... Test your knowledge of pop culture with our monthly old-school TV quiz. This month: "What's Happening." more ... Send to a friend Printer version Discuss Now Found: Karyn Parsons by Juli Wyatt, Special to BET.com Posted April 9, 2002 Perhaps best known for her role as Hilary Banks the spoiled, air-head, superficial Valley Girl on "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" (NBC), co-starring Will Smith, Karyn Parsons graced our TV sets from 1990-96. However, Parsons is a remarkable contrast to the Hilary Banks character she portrayed for six seasons. Conversely, Parsons is incredibly down-to-earth, smart, talented and focused. In recent years Parsons, who grew up in Santa Monica, Calif., traded-in her L.A. lifestyle and moved to the Big Apple. "I just prefer living in New York. There's a far more human factor. You encounter so many different people and there's a different dynamic between the people. In L.A. it's hard to know how much of your agenda is really your own, how much are your thoughts and ideas and not what's just best for Hollywood. I feel so much freedom in New York, whoever you are, you are ok here."

39. Port Charles Main Page From The TV MegaSite If you enjoy me on the episode please write to yvette lee bowser c/o CBS StudioCenter 4024 Radford Ave. Building 5, 2nd Floor Studio City, CA 91604. http://www.tvmegasite.net/day/pc/index.shtml

@import url("../../test/otherbackups/tv.css"); /*IE and NN6x styles*/ Welcome to The TV MegaSite's Port Charles Site! Please click on the menus above to browse through our site Announcements and other Stuff! This is just an unofficial fan page; we have no connection to the show or network. HELP! WE NEED VOLUNTEERS: recap writers for Bold and the Beautiful As The World Turns , and Passions ; and proofreaders, so please email us if you are interested!! Please visit our other daytime site at This is just an unofficial fan page; we have no connection to the show or network. This Section Now Managed by Beth Please visit our busy PC Forum! Exclusive Port Charles pictures from Super Soap Weekend 2003! Contact TS1@aol.com to buy a shirt! This is an organization supported by Louise Sorel (ex-Donatella, PC), Soap Opera Digest, and other soap celebs: Stay tuned here for news of Port Charles! This section is managed by Beth! SOAPnet is now airing two episodes of Port Charles, twice a day. Catch PC from 6:00 am-7:00 am Monday through Friday, or from 12:00 pm-1:00 pm the same days. SOAPnet does not currently have a weekend marathon for Port Charles. Julie Pinson (Eve) has been let go from her role on "The Young and the Restless."

40. Getting Personal: The Systemic Nature Of The "Black" Sitcom Genre Many have found commercial success including Debbie Allen, KeenanIvory Wayans, Martin Lawrence, and yvette lee bowser. Although http://www.filmstudies.ucsb.edu/faculty/everett/news_letter/vol2iss23/art_burton

Getting Personal: The Systemic Nature of the "Black" Sitcom Genre by Nsenga K. Burton Julia (1968) to Sanford and Son (1971) to The Cosby Show (1984) , sitcoms featuring black casts and characters have always been controversial. In recent years, there has been an onslaught of "black" sitcoms appearing on commercial television largely due to the success of The Cosby Show and the mass appeal of urban culture. Not only are African-Americans cast in roles in sitcoms, but some have also been hired as executive producers, producers, and writers. Many have found commercial success including Debbie Allen, Keenan Ivory Wayans, Martin Lawrence, and Yvette Lee Bowser. Although African-Americans have attained some level of success in the television sitcom genre, the fact remains that images of African-Americans in these sitcoms are still questionable, and have led many to believe that we have returned to the age of minstrelsy. Simple logic should dictate that with more African-Americans in positions of power on these particular shows, African-American images and story lines should improve, but obviously this is not the case. It is my assertion that because of the systemic nature of the television industry, it is improbable that African-Americans can look to television sitcoms for more acceptable images and characterizations of themselves. "Black" sitcoms are being carried on a variety of commercial networks. The two fledgling upstarts, United Paramount Network (UPN) and The Warner Brothers Network (WB) showcase so many "black" sitcoms that they have been dubbed the "Us People Network" and the "We Black" Network by network viewers. However, it is not these two networks that most interest me, but it is the Fox network that has literally become a power player in the commercial television business largely due to the success of innovative programming including "black" sitcoms like

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