I suppose extraordinary=sleeping with married men!!! Cmon Alicia. You're not serious. Just make music and stop lying to us and yourself. You would get more respect that way. You got pregnant with Egypt by a married man!!

I don't care what anyone thinks/says, if Alicia continues to put out good music and do charity work, I will continue to be a fan. Her personal life is her business.

Natasha you are one ignorant B*TCH with your shade, your jealousy continues to show, you are not1/3 the woman that Alicia is, and you insight your rabid dog followers to act accordingly. You ignorant black folks on these black blogs, continue to try and bring Alicia down, but you have failed miserably because the industry and the world at large recognizes her for the sweet, caring, philanthropist and talent that she is. This battle was lost years ago people, let it go no one is falling for the homewrecker sh*t except you ignorant bloggers and black folks with no life. I wonder if you hold on to your own and your family transgressions like this? if so you must live miserable lives because we all f*ck up every single day. I hate black women I swear I do they are the most judgemental people but yet they have the highest rate of out of wedlock births, the highest rate of contracting AIDS, the highest rate of having more than one baby daddy, but yet you judge other people, on sh*t that you do not know. Everyone chose to overlook exactly what Alicia was talking about and the importance of what she is doing, Alicia will continue to be blessed because she is a blessing to others. What the f*ck have you done for anyone lately. When is the last time that you stopped and helped someone? and it's not about money, you don't have to have a dime to contribute your time and effort. When is the last time you stopped to help the homeless or someone in need, even in your own family? Alicia does not need your respect, she has the respect of millions. You people make me sick.

no matter how much positive you do...the negative ALWAYS sticks in peoples mind

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EXTRAORDINARILY FAST HOME WRECKER! I can't even listen to any of her music anymore, like her voice now annoys the ish out of me

I love, love, love Melanie!!! She's gorgeous, classy and has an amazing voice, and an unbelievable stage presence so I can't wait to see her performance at the awards. As for Ms. Keys, she is the last woman on earth to talk virtues but the charity work she has done in Africa is commendable, but doesn't change the fact she was sleeping with a married man.

Alicia and Angelina = 2 peas in a pod. They love to help them needy children overseas while they take yo' man back' a' yard.

Alicia bothers me now UH!!!! and the hair is not hot on her, it makes her look old

Now hold the damn phone... Alicia "HideYoHusband" Keys talking about extraordinary women and their virtues.... I can't pull a damn seat quick enough! Chile boo! Melanie always looks stunning. Her showmanship on stage is impeccable. I adore that little canadian!

i hope one of them virtues is thou shalt not runneth around with or sleepeth with other ppls husbands

Keep a Child Alive provides support to families affected by HIV/AIDS in five key locations: India, South Africa, Uganda, Rwanda, and Kenya. In Rwanda, where 170,000 people are living with HIV, the KCA-funded Centreville Clinic treats more than 2,300 patients.

For its July/August issue, business magazine Fast Company has listed 60 women who are doing extraordinary things in their careers. Oprah, Laila Ali, Liya Kebede and Alicia Keys (who landed on the issue's cover) are among some of the Black women who've made the cut. Inside, Keys talks about how a tour through AIDS-stricken South African villages in 2002 led to her activism and creation of the Keep a Child Alive foundation. “I started meeting these kids who had been so isolated and alone, and not much younger than me,” said Alicia, who is now 31 but was only 21 when she began her work. “It was so deep to me. [AIDS activist] Leigh [Blake] had a very clear vision, that if we could get these kids the right anti-retroviral medication, we could allow them to lead a full life. I dedicated myself to that vision right then.” Boxing champ Ali has helped fund the dreams of 2012 Olympic hopefuls though her Women's Sports Foundation, while Liya Kebede's eponymous foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of women and children around the world. And thanks to Oprah's Leadership Academy for Girls, 72 young women will be starting college in the fall.