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Watch Vanessa Williams 'Bad Hair' Castmates Bow Down To Her Talent At ESSENCE Beauty Carnival

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The filmmakers and cast of the upcoming horror flick Bad Hair stopped by Essence Festival of Culture's Beauty Carnival to discuss their film, ending hair discrimination and pursuing beauty without []

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