Seshmi Robertson
Seshmi is an Entertainment Reporter and TV Host with a passion for writing. Seshmi has worked in television news since 2004 and has covered everything from the daily news beat to the busy entertainment scene.
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Florida State University - Communications Major/Bachelor of Arts Degree Florida A&M University - Broadcast Journalism MinorInterests
Entertainment, Celebrities, Technology, Fashion, Traveling, Magazines, Blog sites, Arts, Music, Movies, Ipod, Computers, Interior Design, Restaurants, DiningMotto
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British Beauty Amelia Jackson-Gray Heats Up HollywoodGet to know actress Amelia Jackson-Gray. The British-born actress dishes on her life and career in Hollywood, why a pack of wild dogs were unexpected daily visitors on their set in the Philippines, and her thoughts on April's Royal Wedding mania! -
Natalie Portman, Rainn Wilson, Kevin Bacon, Liv Tyler and Ray Liotta Among the Famous Faces at the Florida Film FestivalThe Florida Film Festival celebrates its 20th anniversary with some major Hollywood star power. Add food, wine, industry parties, celebrity chef's and special events into the mix - and you have ten days of filmmaking bliss! -
Uptown AltamonteUptown Altamonte gives upscale urban living a new meaning for residents and visitors in Central Florida. -
The "Baby" in Relationships: How Soon is Too Soon? a Girl's Point of ViewJust started dating someone and already calling them baby? Why that may doom a good relationship before it even begins.
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The Wide Response to Sacramone's Role in the American Silver WinThe blame game was strong and swift after the American Women's Gymnastics team settle for silver. -
Why Being Skinny Isn't All It's Cracked Up to BeIt's hard to believe, but it's quite possible that being skinny isn't as great as it seems. Take a look into why the grass isn't always greener on the other side.