Last night (Dec. 4), news spread of an evacuated screening of the upcoming R. Kelly docu-series, Surviving R. Kelly, due to reports of gun threats. Those in attendance at the screening included #MeToo founder Tarana Burke, writer and editor Jamilah Lemieux and several of R. Kelly’s accusers.
While there are no leads as to who was the person behind the threats to the venue, Andrea Kelly, the ex-wife of the musician, believes that the singer had something to do with the early evacuation.
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I’m a guilty-as-charged millennial embracing the wave of hybrid employment, student loans and wearing loungewear to work. If you’re anything like me, mornings involve a seamless transition from bed to the office chair, courtesy of remote work (bless you!). However, more often than not, I find myself in pajamas or chic loungewear.
In recent times, there have been a number of celebrities who have proudly come out with regard to their sexuality. These include the likes of Ellen DeGeneres, Neil Patrick Harris, Jane Lynch, Jim Parsons, Guillermo Diaz, Sarah Paulson, Kristen Stewart, Ellen Page, Wentworth Miller, and many others. And while they are all applauded and respected for making this big decision and becoming a voice for the LGBTQ community, there are also other celebrities who are fighting a different battlefront.
DJ Akademiks has all eyes on him this week as he’s made more than a few controversial comments regarding different players within Hip-Hop. On Monday (Sept. 26), the Off The Record podcast host visited The Breakfast Club to discuss a variety of topics, including calling pioneers of Hip-Hop “dusty.” Following his disparaging comments, many spoke out defending the pillars who laid the foundation for the very genre that allows Akademiks to thrive – includingLL Cool J.
Andrea Mercedes Palacios was a notable American model, superstar, colleague, web-based entertainment force to be reckoned with, media face, and business person from Fort Worth, Texas. She was notable all through the country as Jeff Gladney’s better half. We found Andrea was likewise a model after broad exploration. Mercedes Palacios has likewise contended in various excellence exhibition rivalries, as per her Facebook posts.
She has likewise demonstrated for various notable displaying organizations.
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ROCK HILL, S.C. — The husband-and-wife team behind Flipside Café will hone their skills with a new, chef-driven burger concept at The Power House.
That $18 million adaptive-reuse project — part of Rock Hill’s University Center — is under construction. It will incorporate a brewery, bar and a food hall on the lower level.
Flip Out Burger will occupy a roughly 550-square-foot food stall there. Expect a menu focused on cooked-to-order food with top-quality ingredients, says co-founder Jon Fortes.
Danny Brown on leaving Detroit, getting sober, and finding happiness. Photo: Victor Llorente Twelve years ago, Danny Brown’s breakthrough sophomore album, XXX, wowed hip-hop heads with a split-personality performance showcasing the nightlife antics and daytime stresses of a man on the cusp of 30. He delivered his most reckless lyrics in a diabolical yelp and his personal reflections in a lower, more somber tone, like Biggie in a duet with himself on Ready to Die’s “Gimme the Loot.