Dizzy and Faye's latest assignment pits them against a rival team of writers: winner gets the cover. But when a mix-up throws a wrench in the competition, remembering the assignment while reading between the blurred lines might be their toughest job yet
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I’m not gone lie, this one hurt.
SO MUCH work went into shooting this video. I know I’m on the right side of the situation so I will cont to push it on here.
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Not sure why, but the Jennifer Hudson show did not post this interview from yesterday or any photos of me on the show on any of their social media pages. But I thank you all for sharing and helping me get the word out. I will continue to push forward in our quest for a new gym.
@NFLMaliik I miss what the mall used to be. The pride and higher standards stores had in themselves. They were clean and organized with employees that reflected that. Now, the stores are dirty, and aren't inviting. If you can find an employee, they look like they walked in off the street.
In honor of Juneteenth, it's our pleasure to announce pitch dates!
#Pitblk will take place Sept 21st-Sept 24th on our pitchsite.
Agents and Editors will review pitches Sept 29th-Oct 2nd.
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In 1943, Josh Gibson fell into a coma and was diagnosed with a brain tumor. After denying surgery, he went on the have one of the greatest seasons in (official) Negro Leagues history. He hit .466, with 20 HR in 68 games. His OPS+ was 281
Marjorie Taylor Greene doesn't want you to know the name of her opponent but will try every desperate attempt to save her seat.
My name is Shawn Harris. I am a Democrat, husband, father, retired General, farmer, and I'm running against MTG. Can you retweet and spread the word?
The Paseo YMCA, where Rube Foster founded the Negro National League, 2/13/1920, is one of the most important Negro League artifacts in existence. It had become an eyesore, boarded and abandoned until the NLBM began the arduous work to transform it into the Buck O’Neil Center.
FREE FEBRUARY: For the 4th consecutive year, the @Royals and @KCRoyalsFdn are making admission to the @NLBMuseumKC FREE the entire month of February. “Take the Field” with us for a powerful and inspirational look at baseball and American History. @MLB@MLBNetworkRadio@sn_mlb
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OMG! @NashvilleScene comes to Beyoncé's defense after Luke Bryan's words last year
"When country star Luke Bryan weighed in on why Beyoncé was snubbed, he answered in a way that we’ve grown accustomed to passive “nice” white guys answering when they refuse to apply the most miniscule molecule of critical thinking to complex topics regarding race and gender. In an earnest tone, Bryan protested to Sirius XM radio host Andy Cohen that “everybody loved that Beyoncé made a country album — nobody’s mad about it.” But then he argued that if she wants to be accepted by those in the country music industry, she needs to “come be country with us a little bit” and “come to an award show and high-five us.” There’s a crap-ton to unpack here folks, so strap in.
First of all, this is an obtuse thing to say from an individual who literally shared the same stage as Beyoncé at the CMAs in 2016. But maybe he suffers from selective situational amnesia. Perhaps he forgot that the rejection she received from those very hands he so desperately wants her to high-five is part of the reason Cowboy Carter exists. For Bryan to suggest that she could come kiss their asses to gain their respect is preposterous and laughable. One of these subjects holds the record for the most Grammys ever awarded to an individual; the other is Luke Bryan.
Furthermore, Black women are constantly expected to perform this kind of pantomime to earn a seat at the table. What’s important to grasp here is that Beyoncé isn’t even asking for a seat at the table. After being rejected by the dinner party once, she went out and built her own damn table in true resilient Black-girl fashion. And she invited a whole host of other Black artists making huge waves in country music to sit with her, including Brittney Spencer, Reyna Roberts, Shaboozey, Tanner Adell, Tiera Kennedy and Willie Jones. "
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