Say what you will about Karrine Steffans-McCrary but she seems to be unstoppable.

At least in the publishing industry, that is.

The former video vixen affectionately known as 'Superhead,' who chronicled her sexcapades in her he 2005 Harper Collins memoir 'Confessions of a Video Vixen,' has carved out her own lane in the literary world.

The New York Times best-selling author will release her fourth book, titled 'SatisFaction: Erotic Fantasies for the Advanced & Advernturous Couple,' with her current publisher Hachette Book Group, on Aug.10.

Fans of six-time Grammy Award-winning pop group The Black Eyed Peas seldom hear about what's going on behind-the-scenes with original group member Taboo. Things are about to change, however, when the MC releases his autobiography 'Fallin' Up: My Story' arrives in stores next week. The Simon & Schuster tome, which was co-written by Steve Dennis, follows the early days of the platinum-selling group before they were selling out arenas around the world.

For the first time, Taboo opens up about having a son at 18, whom he says he neglected, as well as how his wife, Jaymie Dizon, along with family and friends, helped him shed his drug and alcohol addiction.

It looks like Steve Harvey's rubbing off on his radio show co-host, Shirley Strawberry.

For the past ten years, she has delivered her advice to eight million listeners in thirty markets as the King of Comedy's co-host on the nationally syndicated 'Steve Harvey Morning Show.'

The single mother has finally following in the footsteps of her New York Times-Best Selling Author boss and decided to share her tidbits of advice on parenting, relationships and career decisions in her first book, 'The Strawberry Letter: Real Talk, Real Advice, Because Bitterness Isn't Sexy.'

It sure feels good to be at the top of your game.

That's certainly the way comedian Steve Harvey has to feel after hearing the news that his second book, 'Straight Talk, No Chaser' has topped the New York Times Best Sellers list.

The new relationship tome is the follow-up to his Amistad/Harper Collins debut 'Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man, which topped the list for six consecutive weeks and spent sixty weeks on the list.

Best-selling author Terry McMillan is all about telling the stories about the African American experience.

The celebrated novelist will head to Broadway for a unique meet-and-greet and book signing experience this weekend.

On Dec.4, McMillan and National Association of Black Journalists Arts and Entertainment Task Force Co-Chair Patrick L. Riley will have a candid conversation following the matinee performance of the Tony Award-winning musical 'Fela!'

The cast of 'Fela!' will join them for a talk, which is co-sponsored by Harlem's Hue-Man bookstore, as they uncover the importance of telling stories from the Africa Diaspora with special emphasis being placed on who tells these stories for and of the black community.

For Sirius Satellite Radio personality Shanae Hall, becoming a football wife to former Atlanta Falcons safety Cory Hall wasn't all that it was cracked up to be. After her marriage ended with her high school sweetheart, and she returned to the dating world, she felt it her responsibility to school the ladies on things they were doing wrong.

Hall and her mother, and co-author, Rhonda Frost, decided that Steve Harvey's New York Times best-seller 'Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man' failed to give women the real steps to getting a man. So, the duo put their heads together and came up with 'Why Do I Have To Think Like A Man,' which comes complete with Harvey's friend Cedric the Entertainer's stamp of approval.

Shanae Hall sat down with BlackVoices.com to discuss her Farrah Gray Publishing book and fills us in on why black women need to use their goodies properly.

Excerpts from the interview are below.

Next month, Grammy Award-winning singer Natalie Cole will open up about her two-year battle with a life-threatening illness in a new memoir 'Love Brought Me Back: A Journey of Loss and Gain.'

In 2008, Cole revealed that she had also been diagnosed with hepatitis C and she has also suffered from kidney disease.

The Simon & Schuster tome, co-written by David Ritz, follows the 60 year-old Los Angeles native through a successful kidney transplant the day her beloved sister passed away. She also offers the story of her kidney donor in the book.