His opponent at the Trademark Office was a reality TV star who registered first and claimed she had introduced him to the title of a proposed show. She still lost.
While not scripture of ecclesiastic precept, the United States Patent and Trademark Office has declared Tyler Perry to be the winner in a battle over “What Would Jesus Do.”
The other contestant in this bout was Kimberly Kearney, who was once known as “Poprah” on the VH-1 series, I Want to Work for Diddy.
In May 2008, Perry registere
I'm going to say on the front end that I'm not a fan of reality television.
Bishop T.D. Jakes has been pretty vocal about his disdain for Preachers Of L.A. but that doesn't mean he's against reality television.
Controversy erupted last winter when the TLC network launched a new show called "The Sisterhood" about first ladies of Atlanta-based churches. Then in April, BET premiered "The Sheards," about the lives of a gospel superstar family in Detroit.
I'm not knocking the six black pastors who have signed on for a new reality show on Oxygen called "Pastors of L.A." -- a detailed look at the lives of men of God in Los Angeles.
