Børņ2Sħıņę✨HTown2CVT 👩🏽🌾All Natural 🕊️Serlenar Justice Raised/ Future Black Farmer #sheekviews 🌱
Texas, USA
Joined September 2009
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“first black woman” “first latina” “first openly gay man” “first latino” “first black man” “first muslim” “first native american” #Midterms2026
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THIS RIGHT HERE MADE ME BALL MY EYES OUT BRO JUST TO MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY MANNNNN
THANK YOU LOOZE
I'm not crying you are!!!
@loozecannon1
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When Jess Hilarious refused to apologize for confronting streamer N3on about his racist comments targeting Black people on The Breakfast Club, where he got upset.
She posted a compilation of his remarks on Instagram, standing firm. 👀
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This scene is from a television series rather than a feature film. It is from Episode 6, titled "Nera," of the sci-fi drama anthology series [Solos (2021)](Solos) (TV Episode 2021)
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I feel the need to piss off my fellow millennials and Gen X folks cause WTF you mean you could pickup where you left off at?????
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This girl tried dababy restaurant and ended up running it over after paying almost $100 😂😂😂
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Dolly Parton wrote a song just for Johny Carson because she attributed her success to the popularity after her first appearance. @DollyParton
On September 19, 1979, Dolly Parton was still a year away from topping the pop charts with “9 To 5,” the title song she wrote for the hit 1980 film in which she starred with Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin. The 33-year-old was a bonafide country star but was still a year away from the superstardom that the movie would bring her when it became 1980’s second-biggest film.
The beloved singer, actress and philanthropist, was born January 19, 1946, in “the hills of Tennessee.” By age 10, she was performing on local television and radio shows in nearby Knoxville. While in her early 20s, her country music career blossomed when Porter Wagoner began featuring her on his popular syndicated television show, attracting the attention of executives at RCA Records.
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T-Pain sues Akon’s Konvict Entertainment for nearly $500,000 in unpaid royalties.
On Sept. 4, T-Pain, born Faheem Rashad Najm, filed the 80-page lawsuit in Fulton County Superior Court in Georgia. According to court documents obtained by XXL, Pain alleges that Konvict Entertainment owes him $489,047 from a $1.3 million royalty payment it received on March 30, 2026, from distributor Zomba Recordings.
T-Pain claims in his lawsuit that he made multiple unsuccessful attempts to collect the royalties owed to him, leading to him taking the matter to court.
This is the second time T-Pain has sued Akon's label for violating the terms of their original 2005 recording agreement. The Tallahassee crooner also sued Konvict Entertainment in 2018. The suit ended in a settlement in 2025. However, T-Pain claims the label has breached the agreement in that case as well.
XXL has reached out to T-Pain's attorney and Akon's team for comment.
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This is the most insane footage you will see in the Bangor, Maine universe....
....We have been officially invaded.
My friend Adam Stade Bangor Maine on a Facebook post shows us what happened. Go find his page and follow him.
Also, the only reason some of you know me is the Maine Wire, find them and follow them!
