True talent will not be ghettoized. When a performer is blessed with a big and important gift, don’t expect the massive ability for creative expression to be contained in one single medium. Pigeonholers will have as much luck categorizing crafty, raucous, rollicking, and breastacularly stacked big-mamma jamma Queen Latifah as a Victoria’s Secret half-bra has of confining her shimmering, brown-sugar shelf. The Queen claimed her first crown as an old-school lady of rap, one of the first hip-hop females to pick up the gauntlet tossed by her male counterparts. Lady Latifah yapped back with a rhyme and reason that propelled her to a throne in the MTV urban-video kingdom. Imagine the surprise of close-minded naysayers when large, loud, and lovely Latifah graduated to the sitcom stage and almost single-handedly (and double-breastedly) set the course for rejuvenating the Fox network with her six years as "Khadijah James" on Living Single. The girl deserves props, and those giant joy sacks could use some too!