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Business - May 25, 2020

Billionaire Mark Cuban Proposes $1,000 Stimulus Check Nationwide Every 2 Weeks, But Hers's The Catch

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Health - May 24, 2020

Meet The Husband That Brings Date Nights To Wife's Hospital Window As She Waits On Bed Rest For Son's Birth

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Health - May 23, 2020

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Oprah Winfrey is giving grants to the cities she’s called home through her $12 million coronavirus relief fund.

She announced Wednesday that her Oprah Winfrey Charitable Foundation will donate money to organizations dedicated to helping underserved communities in Chicago; Baltimore; Nashville, Tennessee; Milwaukee; and Kosciusko, Mississippi, where she was born.

“The reason I’m talking about it is because there is going to be a need for people of means to step up,” Winfrey said in an interview with The Associated Press. “I mean, this thing is not going away. Even when the virus is gone, the devastation left by people not being able to work for months who were holding on paycheck to paycheck, who have used up their savings — people are going to be in need. So my thing is, look in your own neighborhood, in your own backyard to see how you can serve and where your service is most essential. That is the real essential work, I think, for people of means.”

After speaking with Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and other leaders, Winfrey decided to give $5 million to Live Healthy Chicago, which provides immediate support to seniors and high-risk residents affected by the coronavirus.

In Nashville, where Winfrey lived with her father and started her media career, she is giving $2 million to NashvilleNurtures, a collaboration with Mount Zion Baptist Church and Tennessee State University, Winfrey’s alma mater. They plan to feed 10,000 families in and around the city.

In Milwaukee, where she lived with her mother, Winfrey is assisting those in need of housing and mental health care with a $100,000 donation to SaintA and The Nia Imani Family, Inc.

In Baltimore, where Winfrey also built her media career, she’s donating money to Living Classrooms Foundation and Center for Urban Families.

She will also give $115,000 to the Boys and Girls Club of East Mississippi.

“I’m not opposed to big organizations dispersing money, but I always like to do the on-the-ground grassroots stuff myself,” she said. “Look, I want to be able to reach people who have been incarcerated and are coming out of prison. I want to reach mothers of domestic violence. I want to reach people. I want to feed people. I want to help people get access to testing.”

Winfrey said she’s been homebound since March 11, four days after she wrapped her nine-city wellness tour that visited arenas like Barclays Center in Brooklyn and the Forum in Inglewood, California.

She announced her COVID-19 Relief Fund last month, initially giving $1 million to America’s Food Fund. She said Wednesday that she will also give grants to advocacy organization Global Citizen, New Mount Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church in Chicago and Minnie’s Food Pantry in Plano, Texas, among other organizations.

Before giving out millions to others, Winfrey said she first helped the people closest to her.

“The first thing I did was start in my own family, people I knew who were going to be touched and were not going to have jobs. Then I moved out to people who I’ve worked with and known who maybe would be out of work. I started literally here, working my way out, and then into the community. So people who I hadn’t spoken to in years ended up getting checks from me like, ‘What is this?’” she said.

“All the cousins and some aunties — try to help your own family first,” she added. “I didn’t want an announcement about, ‘I’m going out into the world trying to help other people’ and then your own family saying, ‘Hey, I can’t pay my light bill. I can’t pay my rent.”

Last week, Winfrey gave a commencement speech during Facebook’s virtual “Graduation 2020” event, and asked the graduates, “What will your essential service be?” She said she’s asked herself the same question.

“What this pandemic has done is made me think about giving differently. How I give and who’s on the receiving end of that, and how do you do that in such a way that sustains people? I’ve ultimately always believed that you teach people to fish ... but sometimes people just need fish and a piece of bread,” she said. “Sometimes you need some fish, OK? Sometimes you don’t have time to learn to fish. I just need some fish today!”

Business - May 21, 2020

Oprah Winfrey Gives $12 Million As Coronavirus Relief To These Cities She’s Called ‘home’

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At the height of the coronavirus crisis, Dwayne Brown was clocking 20-hour shifts at Brookdale University Hospital Medical Center but even on his days off, he was still working.

Brown, 33, is a full-time RN at the Brownsville hospital. But early on in the crisis, his mom caught the bug and so did a few of his coworkers and friends, so he used his time off to care for them like they were his own patients.

“I live in Flatbush, it’s mostly a Caribbean area, and I really like to care for people within my community because most of them are disenfranchised and they don’t have a lot of education, there’s a lot of poverty and a lot of crime and violence so as a nurse and as a good nurse, I really wanted to stay within my community and help them and show them love,” Brown, a Jamaican native, told The Post.

“I wasn’t even resting on my day off, even though I am off my main job I am still working. I am here walking to my friends’ houses to make sure they are fine. I was basically working seven days a week. Paid and unpaid.”

Brown said the non-stop workload was a lot to handle, especially when the crisis was in full swing at the hospital.

He described working 20-hour shifts regularly when the hospital was short on nurses and said one night, he worked for 24-hours straight.

“I came in to help the night shift and there were only 3 nurses at night and usually there’s like 11 or 12 nurses,” Brown recalled.

“I had 19 patients … it was very stressful trying to keep everybody alive.”

He recounted an experience with one patient who went into cardiac arrest and he was able to resuscitate her until a short while later when she coded again.

“I was the only person in the room so I had to scream for help so we could call back another code,” Brown said.

Unfortunately, after about 20 minutes of chest compressions, the woman succumbed, leaving Brown frozen in a catatonic state.

“I was not ok, I was really mortified and I was really saddened,” Brown, a graduate of the Swedish Institute College of Health Sciences, said.

“It left me really shaken up, I am thinking of myself and my family and my friends and also the 18 other patients I have to care for,” Brown recalled.

“My objective that night was to keep as much patients alive [as possible], I was going from room to room screaming ‘keep the mask on’ [for patients on bipap machines] it was very stressful.”

When dawn finally broke, Brown didn’t go home to sleep, he went straight to his mom’s house on Long Island to bring her vitamins she needed and then to a fellow nurse’s home to care for her.

“When it comes to people and helping people, that’s basically my destiny,” Brown said.

“I always say, I did not choose nursing, nursing chose me … some people get joy in caring for people, that’s me.”

Health - May 21, 2020

Meet The Brooklyn Nurse Who Worked 24 Hours Straight Just To Keep Patients Alive

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Business - May 19, 2020

First Black-Owned Supermarket to Sell Products From Mostly Black Farmers Raises $430K To Purchase The Property

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Meet the very talented and experienced lawyers handling the case of Ahmaud Arbery, an unarmed 25-year old African American man who was pursued and killed by two white men while jogging in his own neighborhood in Brunswick County, Georgia back in February 2020. The law firm, Stewart Trial Attorneys, founded by L. Christ Stewart, handles a variety of cases including wrongful death, civil rights, and shootings or sexual assaults.

Based in Atlanta, some of their notable results include having won the first ever billion-dollar jury verdict in U.S. history for a rape victim, a record $5.1 million negligent security settlement, the first $1.5 million jury verdict in rural Camden County, three record civil rights settlements, and Minnesota’s largest trampoline park injury settlement for $3 million dollars.

Stewart Trial Attorneys is also recognized worldwide for his civil rights cases including Walter Scott, who was shot in the back on video by a police officer that settled for $6.5 million dollars, the highest in South Carolina history. He also represents some of the nation’s highest profile civil rights death cases including Alton Sterling who was killed on video by police in Baton Rouge. Attorney Stewart holds five record jury verdicts in Georgia and is regarded as one of the nation’s top injury trial lawyers.

Chris himself is one of the most decorated African-American lawyers in the country having received the 2019 Southern Center For Human Rights Vanguard Award, 2018 Julia Humbles’ Civil Rights Award, the National Bar Association’s Wiley Branton Award for Leadership, the 2018 Outstanding Citizen Award for the State of Georgia, the 2018 Georgia Senate Outstanding Public Service Proclamation, the 2018 Pinnacle Leadership Award, the 2018 Georgia Legislative Black Caucus Chairman’s Award, the 2016 recipient of the R.E. Thomas Civil Rights Award, the first and only African-American voted 2016 Attorney of the Year for the State of Georgia, and the 2014 Esquire Award.

News - May 11, 2020

See The Law Firm That is Handling Ahmaud Arbery’s Case, Man Who Was Killed While Jogging

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Music - May 01, 2020

Future Claims He’s Already Made Way More Money On Shows Than Russell Wilson Will Ever With His “Lil Contract”

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News - May 01, 2020

Russell Wilson Gifts All Future’s Baby Mamas $10K College Fund For Their Kids

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Business - April 29, 2020

Meet The Young Black Female Lawyer Who Runs Her Own Law Firm At 25-Years-Old

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Business - March 26, 2020

The Female Founder of This Black-Owned Cryptocurrency Launches New Social Media Platform

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News - January 27, 2020

Hundreds Of Kobe Fans Ignored Police Warnings To Attend STAPLES Center Vigil

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After winning his first Grammy award for IGOR and delivering a moving speech about how he ‘never felt fully accepted in rap’, Tyler – full name Tyler Gregory Okonma – was asked how he felt about the voting process.

The artist got candid with his response, making reference to the racial bias that exists within the voting process and referring to his nomination as a ‘backhanded compliment’.

During the video, the 28-year-old said he was ‘half and half’ on how he felt about the process, stating: ‘On one side I’m very grateful that what I made could just be acknowledged in a world like this.’

He continued:

But also it sucks that whenever we — and I mean guys that look like me — do anything that’s genre-bending or that’s anything they always put it in a rap or urban category. I don’t like that urban word — it’s just a politically correct way to say the n-word to me.

So when I hear that, I’m just like why can’t we be in pop? Half of me feels like the rap nomination was just a backhanded compliment. Like, my little cousin wants to play the game. Let’s give him the unplugged controller so he can shut up and feel good about it — that’s what it felt like a bit.

But another part of me is very grateful that the art that I made could be acknowledged on a level like this when I don’t do the radio stuff. I’m not played in Target. I’m in a whole different world than what a lot of people here listen to.

The question was posed to Tyler in the light of recent allegations that significant gender and racial bias exists internally at the Recording Academy.

Former Grammys CEO Deborah Dugan made the allegations in a complaint to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on January 21, less than a week after she was placed on administrative leave.

The complaint accused the Academy of retaliation and voting irregularities, shedding light on the Grammys’ gender imbalance and the music industry’s issues of inequality as a whole. However, in a public statement, the Academy accused Dugan of creating an ‘abusive and bullying’ environment.

Many black artists, including Frank Ocean and Kanye West, have declined to submit records for nomination in recent years, often implying the Grammys refuses to acknowledge powerful black artists.

Music - January 27, 2020

Tyler, The Creator Calls Out The Grammys On Its Racism

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Kobe, 41, and his daughter Gianna, 13, were travelling in the helicopter with seven other people when it crashed yesterday, January 26. The LA county sheriff said there were no survivors.

Less than 12 hours earlier, LeBron passed Kobe to become the third-highest scorer in NBA history, a fact that made him emotional when talking about the impact the basketball great had on his own career.

You can watch LeBron’s tribute in full below:

LeBron reflects on his favorite Kobe memories and the impact the Mamba has had on his life 🤝 pic.twitter.com/UDBYdttSli
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) January 26, 2020

On Saturday night, LeBron scored 29 points during the Lakers’ defeat to the Philadelphia 76ers to take him to 33,655 career points – 12 more than Kobe.

After the game, the 35-year-old, who considered Kobe one of his heroes, spoke about how Kobe helped him on his own journey in the NBA, saying he grew up ‘through the ranks when Kobe came into the leagues’.

LeBron told ESPN:

As I started playing more ball and went into high school, the things he was doing on the floor I admired and wanted to be a part of. I went to camp and he came to speak to the kids, and I was just listening. I tried to soak everything up that I could.

I can remember one thing that he said. He said that, ‘If you want to be one of the greats you have to put the work in. There is no substitution to work.’ I was a 15-year-old kid at that camp. In 2001, I was playing in New Jersey and the All-Star team was playing in Philadelphia.

He said Kobe then gave him a pair of his shoes that he ended up wearing the following night. ‘I was a 15 and he was a 14, but I wore them anyway,’ he said.

LeBron continued:

He has zero flaws offensively. I admired that he was in a place where defenses were at bay and couldn’t guard him at all. He was immortal offensively. It was a dream come true to line up alongside him after admiring him for so many years.

To make a long story short, I’m now in a Lakers uniform, in Philly where he is from, and where I first met him. It is unreal. It makes no sense. The universe puts things in your life and when you are living the right way things happen organically.

I am happy just being in any conversation about Kobe Bean Bryant. He is one of the all-time greatest ever basketball players to play one of the greatest Lakers – the man had two jerseys hanging up at Staples Centre.

It’s believed Kobe and Gianna were on their way to one of the teenager’s basketball practices when the crash occurred, along with Orange Coast College baseball coach John Altobelli, his daughter Alyssa Altobelli, and wife Keri Altobelli.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva said nine people were on the helicopter, a pilot and eight passengers. He would not confirm who had died until all the next of kin had been notified.

The helicopter departed from John Wayne Airport just after 9am on Sunday, with the crash happening shortly before 10am in Calabasas.

Kobe and Gianna are survived by his wife, Vanessa, and their three other daughters, Natalia, Bianca and Capri.

Our thoughts are with the Bryant family and the loved ones of all those who died at this difficult time.

Rest in peace.

News - January 27, 2020

LeBron James Just Paid Tribute To Kobe Bryant Hours Before He Died

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News - December 02, 2019

Davido Honored With Chieftaincy Title In Ibusa Land, Delta (Video)

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According to multiple reports, French Montana has been hospitalized for an elevated heart rate compounded by intense stomach pain. TCF reports that authorities were called to French's home in Calabasas in response to a possible burglary. What ended up being a false alarm turned out to be a blessing in disguise for French as responding deputies called for emergency medical personnel after noticing how unwell the rapper looked.

French was taken to San Fernando Valley hospital where he was treated for severe nausea, stomach pain, and an elevated heart rate. A rep close to French points out the rapper's tour schedule and other endeavors might have a role in his condition over the past few weeks.

French Montana took to Twitter to reveal that he's been in the ICU for six days after being admitted for an elevated heart rate and intense stomach pains. As previously reported, police showed up to French's home after his neighbors called believing that his house was being burglarized. However, they found the famed rapper in extreme pain and called 911 and he was taken to a nearby hospital for care.

While it's still unclear what exact health issues French is battling, Megan Thee Stallion decided to pay him a visit. She uploaded a video of her sitting on French's hospital bed while telling viewers that French needed to get out asap. You can check out both videos above.

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Thank you Everyone for all of the prayers, love and support. I’m finally out of ICU and am getting better one day at a time !!!#Montana

A post shared by French Montana (@frenchmontana) on Nov 28, 2019 at 2:49pm PST

Previously, French Montana revealed that he was in the ICU for the last few days for intense stomach pains and an elevated heart rate. Since then, people like Megan Thee Stallion and more have visited the rapper. Now, French has taken to Instagram to reveal that he is out of ICU. French said “Thank you Everyone for all of the prayers, love and support. I’m finally out of ICU and am getting better one day at a time !!! #Montana.”

Music - December 01, 2019

Update: French Montana Released From ICU

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Music - November 23, 2019

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News - November 04, 2019

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Bizarre - October 29, 2019

A Spanish Bullfighter Is Fighting For His Life After He Was Gored By One Of The Animals In The Ring.

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The streets of Culiacán, Mexico, have been ablaze with gunfire and fighting after word got out authorities had captured El Chapo’s son, Ovidio Guzmán López.

Home of El Chapo’s Sinaloa cartel, Culiacán erupted with the sound of sniper rifles while masked men strapped with machine guns rode around on the back of trucks, opening fire on Mexican security forces, as well as the country’s newly created national guard.

Meanwhile, horrifying videos emerged, showing gunmen burning vehicles as a barricade in a bid to block several streets within the city.

Ovidio and his brother Joaquin were charged with drug trafficking in February. The siblings were accused of conspiring to distribute cocaine, methamphetamine and marijuana from Mexico into the United States, and other parts of the world, between 2008 and 2018. The pair were fugitives at the time and were believed to be hiding in Mexico.

After his father was sentenced to life in prison, Ovidio attempted to gain control of the Sinaloa cartel, however he faced pushback from its co-founder Ismael ‘El Mayo’ Zambada, who is believed to have wanted him out.

On Thursday, Ovidio was detained by the Mexican National Guard and army troops, who raided a house in Culiacán where he was staying, according to Mexican security secretary Alfonso Durazo.

But as word spread of his arrest, the streets of Culiacán were likened to a warzone as cartel members opened fire on Mexican authorities.

However, it has now been revealed Mexican officials have decided to release Joaquin ‘to protect lives’ after cartel members turned the Mexican city into an urban warzone, New York Post reports.

According to Durazo, the government knew the armed gunmen had a ‘greater force’ as they surrounded the house where Ovidio was being held, prompting officials to let him go, knowing they were being outmatched.

As per the New York Times, he said:

The decision was taken to retreat from the house, without Guzman, to try to avoid more violence in the area and preserve the lives of our personnel and recover calm in the city.

The lawyer representing Ovidio, José Luis Gonzalez Meza, gave a television appearance, praising the move.

According to reports in the Wall Street Journal, he said:

Thank God, Ovidio has appeared. He is free.

Bizarre - October 29, 2019

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Bizarre - October 29, 2019

Snoop Dogg Says Seth Rogen Is The Best Joint Roller He’s Met In His Life

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A single father who has taken in dozens of foster children over the years just adopted five siblings under the age of five so they could all stay together.

Lamont Thomas, from Buffalo, New York, became a father of 12 when he adopted Zendaya, 5, Jamel, 4, Nakia, 3, Major, 2, and Michaela, 1, on October 17.

The proud father is now a dad to 10 adopted children and two biological children, and has fostered more than 30 children since 2000.

Thomas told Good Morning America he was ‘fighting to keep back the tears’ when the news became official and said his eyes ‘swell up’ every time he thinks about it. ‘All that we endured to make this happen, it was something,’ he added.

The single dad said he first started fostering to ‘help out some friends’ who had ‘lost their child to the system’. After getting certified to become a foster parent all those years ago, he has never looked back since.

His first adoptions were in 2007, when he took in twins Germayne and Tremayne and another child, Jamie. Shortly after that, he adopted a child called German. Then, after those initial adoptions, Thomas adopted the first child he ever fostered – Michael.

Michael, 27, told GMA Thomas ‘never turned [a child] away,’ adding: ‘He was my third foster home and it ended up being my forever home. He [knew] my biological parents’.

His five adopted children then joined Thomas’ biological son, Anthony, and daughter, LaMonica, with the family of eight having just grown even bigger with the adoption of Zendaya, Jamel, Nakia, Major, and Michaela.

Despite believing he had ‘retired’ from taking care of children, with some of his older children having moved out and started families of their own, Thomas leapt into action when he learned the five siblings needed a place to call home.

After getting re-certified, the father applied to foster with intent to adopt to prevent the siblings from getting split up again; they had been separated for approximately 18 months – in four different homes, in four different cities – due to neglect.

His five adopted children then joined Thomas’ biological son, Anthony, and daughter, LaMonica, with the family of eight having just grown even bigger with the adoption of Zendaya, Jamel, Nakia, Major, and Michaela.

Despite believing he had ‘retired’ from taking care of children, with some of his older children having moved out and started families of their own, Thomas leapt into action when he learned the five siblings needed a place to call home.

After getting re-certified, the father applied to foster with intent to adopt to prevent the siblings from getting split up again; they had been separated for approximately 18 months – in four different homes, in four different cities – due to neglect.

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Music - September 20, 2019

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Billionaire Mark Cuban Proposes $1,000 Stimulus Check Nationwide Every 2 Weeks, But Hers's The Catch

Meet The Husband That Brings Date Nights To Wife's Hospital Window As She Waits On Bed Rest For Son's Birth

Ocean City's Boardwalk, Beaches And Bars Packed With Visitors As Many Defy Government Social Distancing Advice

Oprah Winfrey Gives $12 Million As Coronavirus Relief To These Cities She’s Called ‘home’

Meet The Brooklyn Nurse Who Worked 24 Hours Straight Just To Keep Patients Alive

First Black-Owned Supermarket to Sell Products From Mostly Black Farmers Raises $430K To Purchase The Property

See The Law Firm That is Handling Ahmaud Arbery’s Case, Man Who Was Killed While Jogging

Future Claims He’s Already Made Way More Money On Shows Than Russell Wilson Will Ever With His “Lil Contract”

Russell Wilson Gifts All Future’s Baby Mamas $10K College Fund For Their Kids

Meet The Young Black Female Lawyer Who Runs Her Own Law Firm At 25-Years-Old

The Female Founder of This Black-Owned Cryptocurrency Launches New Social Media Platform

Hundreds Of Kobe Fans Ignored Police Warnings To Attend STAPLES Center Vigil

Tyler, The Creator Calls Out The Grammys On Its Racism

LeBron James Just Paid Tribute To Kobe Bryant Hours Before He Died

Davido Honored With Chieftaincy Title In Ibusa Land, Delta (Video)

Update: French Montana Released From ICU

Having a good time - Davido says as he appears on New York's Times Square

Man Gets Probation For Crash That Killed 5 In New Jersey Family

A Spanish Bullfighter Is Fighting For His Life After He Was Gored By One Of The Animals In The Ring.

El Chapo’s Son’s Arrest Sees Streets Of Mexico Burn And Gunfights Erupt

Snoop Dogg Says Seth Rogen Is The Best Joint Roller He’s Met In His Life

Single Dad Who Fostered 30 Kids Adopts Five Children Under Age Of Five

Ja Rule Ridicules 50 Cent for His Ties to 6ix9ine

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