Reflections on safe places for 2019
On this last Sunday of 2018, take the time to reflect on the many twists and turns we found ourselves in that caused us much
December 30, 2018
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On this last Sunday of 2018, take the time to reflect on the many twists and turns we found ourselves in that caused us much
It took some time for the world to respect Ray J as a serious businessman — and with good reason. When he first arrived on the
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Turk admitted that the Weezy he sees today doesn’t look that much like the Weezy he knew.
