Why Reec walks – His daughter was born prematurely and she is healthy and thriving today because of resources provided by March For Babies and the wonderful care at the NICU. We walk for Catherine!! Sign Up To Join Us At The March For Babies Atlanta by clicking here: Reec & Catherine Catherine Marie was born at 24weeks and 3days weighing 635grams (1lb 6.4oz), due to what doctors believe to be a spontaneous ruptured membrane. Catherine spent 88 days in the NICU with an amazing team. The day she was born her weight dropped down to 1lb 2oz. During her NICU journey Catherine learned how to breathe on her own, how to regulate her temperature and how to eat. She spent 6 days under a phototherapy light, 22 days on a ventilator, 62 days in an incubator, 64 days with respiratory support, and 77 days with a feeding tube. Now Cathrerine is 2 years old and starting to hit her milestones. She is a happy and bossy toddler! We hope to see you with us on May 4th! Check out pics from a previous March For Babies Event
Source: Local: B2K 2019 Millennial Tour_Contest_KBFB_Dallas_RD_January 2019 / CS – IONE DIGITAL Last week I was able to relive one the best time periods in my 20 something years of living along with so many others at the Millennium Tour. Going back to a time where Jersey Dresses, Slouch socks, bamboo earrings, and men wearing 2XL everything was considered a trend, this was a show I could not miss. The best moment about this particular time period was the music. Lloyd had us wanting to go to the south side, while we chicken head with Chingy at the H oliday-Inn , we were all slowing down for Bobby V, Grinding with Pretty Ricky, rying to be J ust A Friend to Mario, and explaining to B2K why some of us made the perfect Girlfriend . There were many popular child stars and groups that was in our age bracket we felt there was chance to chosen, which I feel is lacking in today’s music. Who are kids listening to in there age bracket and who is this generation growing up with musically? As a child I had posters plastered all around my room and school lockers from the Word Up Magazines t o the CD covers. So covering the Millennium Tour was nothing short from amazing. Was I the only one who kept CD’s on repeat feeling like I was being sung to knowing damn well half of those songs we shouldn’t have known in the first place? Well it’s truly an amazing feeling to grow up with the stars you admired and I can honestly say the feeling was mutual for these performers as well. r While I enjoyed the show as if i was back at a Scream Tour, I did run into a few familiar faces. Now there were much speculation about certain artist not being apart of the tour and why, but somehow they made there way to Millennium Tour right here in the ATL. Check out what your favorite childhood stars, see what they’ve been up to along with what they have in store.
The High School’s Varsity boys basketball team recently made school history after winning their first state championship March 9. The Bulldogs defeated Tucker High School, 46-43, with a buzzer-beating 35-foot shot from senior Da’Marcus Johnson. They just needed a little monetary help to purchase rings for each player, as memorabilia for the momentous occasion. Entertainers, athletes and business owners came out for a celebrity basketball game this Saturday, to do just that! Celebs included: Tamika Scott (Xscape), Tabius Tate & Shooter (LAHH), Skooly, Mykko Montana, Euro Gotit, Radio Personalities Reec Swiney, Party Boi Deuce, DC, Resident African (Durtty Boys) and social media viral sensations Cfood, Jhacari where also in attendance.
We all say there are certain things we could never do to someone we love, and for many cheating is one of those things. That’s why whenever infidelity occurs in a relationship, the first thing most people say is “If you loved me, you wouldn’t have cheated on me.” But is it as simple as that? Does the act of cheating negate the fact that your partner loves you? Watch and weigh in as the hosts of Listen to Black Women debate this topic. About Listen To Black Women: Listen To Black Women is a new show from HelloBeautiful and MadameNoire that discusses the issues that affect us most while incorporating the voices of our audience and experts. Each week, the show will gather insights from of our readers by asking them a series of questions related to the show topic. We’ll also be sharing thoughts from social media and the Internet at large as hosts Shamika Sanders, Africa Miranda, Keyaira Kelly weigh in with their opinions. This show doesn’t work without you so be sure to take our weekly polls, share the videos with your network, and leave feedback everywhere you can. We’re listening to you. MORE LISTEN TO BLACK WOMEN EPISODES: Listen To Black Women| Is Abuse From Men In Power Inevitable? Listen To Black Women| Should You Forgive Women For Breaking Girl Code?
Drumma Boy talks to B High about his new album “My Brother’s Keeper”, dedicated to his brother Nsayne Wayne. During the convo Drumma talks about R Kelly jacking his track and giving it to Whitney Houston and more.
Source: Earl Gibson III / Getty Just before she heads out on tour, Leikeli47 hit up NPR to perform for their “Tiny Desk Concert” series, showing off just how talented she really is. Performing songs from her projects Wash & Set and Acrylic , the Brooklyn rapper wowed the crowd with bars and vocals. “To sit at this tiny desk, you pray for opportunities like this,” she said during her 17-minute set, in which she sang Jazz-infused versions of some of her best songs . Watch the clip below and cop some tickets for her Acrylic tour, kicking off in Kansas City on March 19. Whew, what a gifted young woman. Photo: Getty
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