San Francisco/ LA / Las Vegas

When people ask me what I do I simply tell them I just do me . . .

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

Moments after sentencing him, the judge rushed down to the holding cell, still wearing his robes.

Judge Vance is known for being tough but fair. He had just sentenced 19-year-old Tyrell to three years.
In the courtroom, Tyrell tried to be brave, keeping his eyes on the gallery. He was waiting for his mother.
She had worked double shifts to pay for his defense, ignoring her own health to fight for him. She promised she’d be there, no matter what.
Her seat remained empty.

An hour later, in the concrete holding cell, Tyrell's lawyer delivered the devastating news.
The stress had been too much. Her heart had given out that morning while getting ready for court.
Tyrell didn't just lose his mother; he believed he had killed her with the worry and shame he’d caused.

A bailiff, usually unshakable, went to the judge's chambers. He said it was truly heartbreaking—the kid wasn't just crying; he was completely broken.
Judge Vance knew Tyrell was just a young man and that it wasn't too late for him to change. But he also knew that if he left him alone in that cell to drown in his guilt, he might never find his way back.
He didn't send a chaplain. He went down to the cell block himself, still in his robes, and sat on the cot next to Tyrell.

"Hey, look at me," the judge said gently, taking his cuffed hands.
Tyrell could barely speak through his guilt. "I messed everything up, sir. She's gone because of me."
The judge shook his head firmly. "You made a mistake. It's not the end of who you are. You still have choices left."

He didn't just offer comfort; he offered a lifeline.
He promised to personally arrange a temporary release for the funeral.
"And I will be coming to visit you," the judge added. "If you keep your head up and do good in there, I'll review your case myself for early release. That's a promise."

Moments after sentencing, the judge did something no one expected… and changed a life forever.

[Hoops @Hoopss]

why am I just finding out now you could do this…

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

This is 80 and, without a wrinkle on his skin, he aims to reach 100 in 2045.

He beat cancer twice: his name is Ernie Hudson.

[Modern Notoriety @ModernNotoriety]

A'Ja Wilson debuts her Rugrats-inspired "Susie" Nike A'Two @_ajawilson22 📺

[Creole_Pisces🫶🏼 ♓️ @creole_pisces22]

HOLLERING 😭😭😭😭

[San Francisco/ LA / Las Vegas @LoaniBanks]

I tried to give you what you never had, but then I realized why you never had it.

[Jainal Momin @JainalMomin]

This guy showed us all the tricks of the trade in the kitchen; we didn't know any of these things!

[Curio 𝑿 @curious_X_]

@JoshWalkos Scared 😭

[Champagne Joshi @JoshWalkos]

Bro was genuinely scared to death. 😂 🤣

[Tori_ @Toribabieegirl]

STOP TRYING TO BE CONTENT CREATORS !!!

WE NEED WELDERS, PlUMBERS AND ELECTRICIANS !!!!!

[irene🌻 @Strictlyirene]

Bro, this delivery guy in Mexico is on another level. He’s lowering the packages with a string.

No throwing, no damage, just pure care.
Massive respect to anyone who actually takes pride in their work like this.

[Eli @EliBashiNBA]

Never forget

[KUTT THROAT⚔️ @Gatsoxo]

Bro said if I’m lying then I’m dying

[Richie Rich @gofishh77]

Is this a deal? $39

Texas Roadhouse has this deal for 4 burgers, side of large fries, a large salad and a bunch of rolls.

This looks like a good deal to me.

[Black College Exp Sports Reporter @BlackCollegeExp]

#Rp @hbcu
Aggie Pride! Two-time NBA champion J.R. Smith is set to graduate from North Carolina A&T State University this spring — and his journey is bigger than basketball. After enrolling at N.C. A&T in 2021, joining the Aggies golf team, and earning praise for his work!

[Nma✨🌹 @ISsossy]

When you literally unwrap your bundle of joy🥹

[San Francisco/ LA / Las Vegas @LoaniBanks]

@Monique510 Where can I get Ostirch meat from??

[The Chef 👨🏽‍🍳 @TheChefKayy]

If you have time to complain, then you have time to work harder 💯

[San Francisco/ LA / Las Vegas @LoaniBanks]

It's okay to disagree with me, I can't force you to be right.

[Red Media @RedMedia_us]

Jarvis Butts, who was sentenced to up to 60 years in prison two weeks ago for killing and sexually assaulting 13-year-old Na'Ziyah Harris and for the sexual assaults of five other young girls ranging in age from 4 to 13 was found dead in prison today. 💃