Queen Latifah
Dana Elaine Owens, better known as Queen Latifah in the United States is a rapper and actress. Her performance as a singer, music, film and TV artist has earned her the distinction of two Screen Actors Guild Awards and two Image Awards. She also was awarded an Grammy Award along with six additional Grammy nominations. Queen Latifah is the daughter of Newark New Jersey native. Her parents are Lancelot Sr. who was a policeman, and Rita instructor of Irvington High School. Her father and mother divorced when Latifah reached the age of ten. Latifah attended Catholic School in Newark, the state of New Jersey. She was also raised by the Baptist Church. Latifah is an Arabic word that means "delicate and kind". Her aunt bestowed it on her when she was eight. Latifah, a 5'10" tall power forward on the team at her high school, was always a tall girl. The play she played in her high school Latifah sang "Home" from The Wiz. Latifah was a beatboxer in The Ladies Fresh...