E-mail a friendAugust 20, 2007
MONEY magazine's Michael Sivy says the turmoil in the credit and stock markets is serious, but not a disaster. The Fugees' Pras Michel talks about his new documentary on being homeless in America.
Michael Sivy
Michael Sivy
In addition to being editor-at-large at MONEY magazine, Michael Sivy also writes a monthly column on investing strategy that focuses on America's top companies and helps readers invest for long-term growth. He initially joined the magazine as a staff writer, but left for stints as a securities analyst and an analyst for the equity-trading division of a commodities brokerage. He's also worked on projects in Hong Kong and London to expand TIME International's personal finance coverage.
Pras Michel
Pras Michel
Former Fugees member discusses whether the group will ever get back together. (2:10)
The Fugees' Pras Michel talks about his documentary on being homeless in America. Full interview. (13:11)
Pras Michel was a member of the groundbreaking trio, the Fugees, whose ‘96 album, 'The Score,' was one of the biggest-selling hip-hop albums of all time. After the group disbanded, Michel embarked on a solo career and also began to focus on acting and writing. His film credits include Higher Ed, Go for Broke and a cameo in Mystery Men—his debut role. Michel produced the documentary, Skid Row, about his experience posing as a homeless person in Los Angeles, and launched the nonprofit prAsperity project.