Warning: @CashApp has been holding over $1,000 of my school funds for two months. Every time I call, the reps are rude and dismissive, promising email follow-ups that never come. This is unacceptable. Do NOT use their service — they hold your money hostage.
I am so proud of the @TexasHDC and the work that they’ve done. Their willingness to put themselves on the line to highlight the current assault on our democracy has set an example for what all of us have to do.
@megynkelly This is yet "another" of Beyoncé's Levi's ad. She has a whole song w/Post Malone called "Levi's Jeans". That you see a photo of her wearing jeans and turned that into rage bait against her looks, authenticity, and talent makes you no different than the Woke Left you criticize.
Beyoncé has dominated for 30yrs. If you could buy that, you would’ve & wouldn’t need HER for attention. You can’t comprehend a Black woman being powerful, beautiful, & accomplished through hard work.
Meanwhile, you’re tweeting from the couch of your second cancelled show. YIKES.
I have seen @megynkelly up close. And I’ve seen @Beyonce up close. And I can GUARANTEE you that one of them is pale, frail and plastic looking. And it damn sure ain’t Beyonce. Beyoncé’s natural looks blow Kelly away. Y’all, it ain’t even close. Megyn is just jealous of Bey.
PBS Kids pays tribute to Malcolm-Jamal Warner:
“As the voice of The Producer on The Magic School Bus, his legacy will continue to inspire learning, imagination, and joy.”
To my followers, going to leave you with this tonight:
Cosby Alum Malcolm Jamal Warner's last message before transitioning from the terrestrial to the celestial:
Do right by others, stay decent, lead with love. You never know which moment is your last.
RIP.
Via @mrecktv on IG.
We first met Theo Huxtable, then portrayed by a 14-year-old Malcolm-Jamal Warner, during the 1984 pilot episode of "The Cosby Show," when Theo declared he didn’t want to go to college. Eight years later, in the 1992 series finale and the last time we saw Theo, he was achieving that very milestone as he graduated college. It was a powerful full-circle moment!
Over those years, we didn’t just watch Theo grow up, we also witnessed Malcolm-Jamal's maturation. We grew up with him. We watched him transform from a bright, talented teenager into a remarkable young man before our eyes. That is the admiration and love we have for him that has stayed with us for decades... and THAT is why this loss hurts so very deeply. He was and will always be our on screen and off the screen brother and he will be honored forever.
The King Center mourns the tragic passing of our dear friend, #MalcolmJamalWarner. Malcolm was a brilliant, multi-faceted artist and an inspiring giver. We are grateful for his love for #TheKingCenter and the King legacy. And for the ways he showed his support, including as co-host of our 2023 Beloved Community Awards (see photos in graphic). Our thoughts and prayers are with Malcolm’s family during this very difficult time.
#RestinPower to NAACP Image Award winning actor, Malcolm-Jamal Warner. Your talent and spirit touched many lives, and your legacy will continue to inspire.
Thank you for the memories and the impact you made in the world of entertainment