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New Show: Charlamagne Tha God Will Talk Mental Health With Dr. Jessica Clemons For Premiere Of VH1’s “IN SESSION LIVE WITH DR. JESS”

Joshua Blanchard/Getty Images for Politicon   VH1’s “IN SESSION LIVE WITH DR. JESS” will premiere Monday, November 12 th  at 10PM with  New York Times  Best-Selling author and influential radio host Charlamagne Tha God and licensed M.D. and psychiatry resident Dr. Jessica Clemons, aka “Dr. Jess.” This groundbreaking, hour-long event from Big Fish Entertainment will feature Charlamagne in the first live session on mental health in television history.   Charlamagne, who has built a successful career on examining the lives of others in his viral interviews, is switching roles and letting his guard down. In a rare moment of vulnerability and honesty, nothing is off limits during this in-depth exploration with Dr. Jess, breaking down barriers and revealing the true persona behind one of media’s most prominent voices. With celebrity testimonials from Taraji P. Henson and more, Charlamagne hopes to address the stigma surrounding mental health and embolden others to reveal new sides of their stories and personal struggles. Fans will have the opportunity to interact with Charlamagne on social media throughout the night.   “IN SESSION LIVE WITH DR. JESS”  is produced by Big Fish Entertainment, an MGM Company, with Dan Cesareo, Lucilla D’Agostino and Tommy Cody serving as executive producers. The series is also executive produced by Charlamagne Tha God and Karen Kinney. Lily Neumeyer, Dara Cook and Chris Williams will executive produce for VH1.  Check out the first look here .

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The Rewind: New MihTy and BlacKkKlansman Comes To DVD

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Source: Global Grind / Global Grind DJ Franchise and Landon Levarius are back with yet another weekly breakdown of The Rewind . In case you’ve been hiding under a rock or months, The Rewind is a weekly show that breaks down all of the things you may have missed in the last week. No matter the topic, our guys DJ Franchise and Landon Levarius are going to discuss it and then rate it from a 1-10. On this episode of The Rewind, we’re talking  BlacKkKlansman . The film premiered in theaters on August 10th and is set to be released on DVD on November 6th. That’s right, election day! The Spike Lee joint, which was co-produced by Jordan Peele,  stars John David Washington as Ron Stallworth, a black detective in Colorado Springs that goes undercover to not only infiltrate the Ku Klux Klan but also bring down the entire operation before they carry out a plot to harm hundreds of black people. The film did numbers at the box office. It has pulled over $85 million so far but did it really live up to all of the hype? Landon and Franchise give their opinion. For Landon, although the film is obviously about racism, he felt that the racism was very forced in the movie. If you’re sensitive to certain language, be advised that there will be a lot of racial slurs being thrown around in this film — this is the KKK, you know? Also, was accuracy an issue? Find out what Landon and DJ Franchise had to say about that. Then we discuss Jeremih and Ty Dolla $ign’s collaboration project, MihTy .  The two crooners came together for their release produced by Hitmaka. The project was released on October 26th and has been met with mixed reviews. Jeremih and Ty Dolla Sign have previously released singles in promotion of the album. Over the summer they dropped “The Light.” Then they dropped  “Goin Thru Some Thangz” earlier in October. A few weeks later, they dropped  “New Level”. What did DJ Franchise and Landon Levarius weigh in.

The Rewind: New MihTy and BlacKkKlansman Comes To DVD

Ariana Grande & Pete Davidson Breakup: Soon to Get Even Uglier?!

When the world learned that Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson were engaged , fans were immediately skeptical of the pairing. But even those who predicted that Pete and Ariana would break up had little idea that the relationship would end so quickly — or flameout so dramatically. If you’ve been keeping up with the situation, then you’re probably aware that things got ugly between the exes in a major way last week. It all started when Davidson joked about the breakup during a promo for this week’s episode of Saturday Night Live . Ariana immediately clapped back on social media, tweeting: “For somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh.” Grande then released a song in which she addressed the breakup — a single that she released just 30 minutes before SNL aired. Now, that’s some grade-A shade-throwing, and it was widely expected that the situation would deteriorate from there. But thankfully, it seems Pete and Ariana have both reached the decision to call a cease-fire. “They have no contact now and she keeps moving forward,” a source close to the situation tells People magazine. “She seems very happy and positive. She isn’t talking about dating and is instead focused on work and herself.” As for Davidson, the insider says the young comic is taking it all in stride. “Pete’s unfazed,” the source tells People. “It’s true they’re not in agreement about things after the breakup. “A lot of people thought he was the wild card in the relationship, but that’s not true. Pete has and will always joke about his life, with or without her.” Indeed, Ari has been quite outspoken on the situation, addressing the breakup directly in the lyrics “Thank U, Next”: “Plus I met someone else / We havin’ better discussions / I know they say I move on too fast / But this one gon’ last / ‘Cause her name is Ari / And I’m so good with that.” The same night the song was released, Davidson spoke candidly about the split during the “Weekend Update” segment of SNL: “The last thing I will say is I know some of you are curious about the breakup, but the truth is it’s nobody’s business, and sometimes things just don’t work out, and that’s okay,” he said. “She’s a wonderful, strong person, and I genuinely wish her all the happiness in the world.” Of course, Davidson’s plea for privacy and compassion came on the heels of a joke about a wounded war veteran , but that’s a discussion for another time. View Slideshow: Ariana Grande vs. Pete Davidson: Whose Side Should You Take In This Ugly Breakup?

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Lil Xan: I Don’t Want to End Up Like Mac Miller But I Can’t Quit Drugs!

It’s a frightening time for young celebrities, as an epidemic of addiction and substance abuse is claiming lives in Hollywood at an astonishing rate. Over the course of the past year, a number of promising lives have been lost or forever changed by opioids and other prescription pills, and it seems that there’s no solution to the problem in sight. In July, Demi Lovato’s near-fatal overdose left fans praying for the singer’s recovery. ( Lovato recently celebrated 90 days of sobriety.) The death of Mac Miller in September stunned the hip-hop world and left many of his fellow artists thinking twice about lyrics and lifestyles that glorify substance abuse. One such artist is Lil Xan. Lil Xan Talks Drugs Xan is so steeped in modern hip-hop drug culture that his stage name is a reference to his former substance of choice. The 23-year-old recently opened up to TMZ in a surprisingly candid new interview in which he discusses his conflicted feelings toward drugs and the music that glorifies them. The rapper says he’s kicked his addiction to Xanax, but is still “weaning” himself away from other pills. In the interview, Xan reveals that he sold drugs before making it big in music. But he also insists he was a drug dealer with a conscience and quit dealing when the often-fatal Fentanyl hit the scene. “My friends were taking it; they were puking. I was like I can’t … I’m out the game,” Xan says of his decision to retire from dealing and focus on music. Xan says that like Demi, he’s capable of long periods of sobriety, but notes that he is currently off the wagon. “I relapsed, and that’s common … Any other addict would understand that sh-t just happens,” he tells TMZ. “You just relapse. You don’t want to. It’s a process. You need treatment and help, and sometimes that doesn’t even help.” “It has to come from within. That’s what I’ve learned,” Xan says. “I’ve gone periods of like six months clean of everything. And that was because of me. I wanted to be clean.” When the interviewer states that Xan is “clean now,” he corrects her: “I’m not completely clean. Off Xanax, yes, but I’m still weaning off Norcos [a brand of codeine-based painkiller],” he says. Xan says he is currently not in rehab, but is living in seclusion “in the forest.” He adds that he plans to remain in hiding until the release of his upcoming album, which he has described as a tribute to his “hero,” Mac Miller. We wish Lil Xan all the best in his recovery. View Slideshow: 31 Celebrities Who Have Been to Rehab

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Kerry Washington Delivers Tony Worthy Performance In New Play “American Son” On Broadway

Kerry Washington and Steven Pasquale in American Son. Photo by Peter Cunningham Kerry Washington Tackles Implicit Bias, Classism & Biracial Identity In “American Son” She became a household name as political fixer Olivia Pope in “Scandal.” But Kerry Washington shows off an entirely different dimension of her acting chops in the new play “American Son,” which opened this month at the Booth Theater in NYC. Washington stuns in a vulnerable, visceral performance as Kendra, a mother and Harvard-educated psychologist who ends up in a Florida police station searching for her missing teenage son. Instead of finding answers, she’s met with stonewalling from the police and has to confront the state of her relationship with her estranged white husband (Steven Pasquale), and the fact that her seemingly successful life isn’t what it’s cracked up to be. Kerry Washington and Steven Pasquale in American Son. Photo by Peter Cunningham Directed by Kenny Leon, the 88-minute one-act play’s superb dialogue tackles issues like the divide between the black community and police, the erosion of families, biracial identity and classism. BOSSIP recently attended a performance, and Washington delivered a nuanced portrayal of the tragic Kendra – a capturing both strength and frailty as her character hurtles through a night that changes her life forever. Even her appearance, gaunt, frazzled and on edge, speaks to her character’s unraveling in front of the audience. The Bottom Line: We think that “American Son” will come home a winner come Tony Awards season time. “American Son” is on Broadway from now through Jan. 27th at the Booth Theatre.

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Dancing with the Stars Recap: Who Survived Double Elimination Night?

Dancing with the Stars is gearing up for its big finish in the coming weeks.  As such, Monday’s episode sent not one, but two couples home. Surely that whad to spell the end of the line for Grocery Store Joe and Bobby Bones, right?  Well, this is Dancing with the Stars, and the voting has never made that much sense, so let’s run down the performances from the episode.  John Schneider and Emma Slater – Jazz – “Thank God I’m a Country Boy” by John Denver John started the season off in a rough spot, but he’s really picked up the pace over the last several weeks and has narrowed the gap in scoring department with some of the others.  John admitted that he was still cut up about his divorce and that it would be great to see his kids, but it seems there’s a divide in his family right about now.  The performance was fun, and energetic, further confirming that he’s improving. The judges noted that there was an improvement and voted accordingly.  Judges’ Score: 25/30 Evanna Lynch and Keo Motsepe – Rumba – “Every Little Thing” with a live performance by Carly Pearce Despite being middle of the pack when the season got underway, Evanna snagged a perfect score Monday night, and it meant she was officially in the big leagues.  Evanna was open about this track being personal for her, so it made sense that she channeled all of her energy into it.  Judges’ Score: 30/30 Juan Pablo Di Pace and Cheryl Burke – Charleston – “One Shot” by Hunter Hayes Juan Pablo and Cheryl were ecstatic that they secured a perfect score last week, and aimed to keep up the pace in this crucial week.  We didn’t expect any lees for them, and their Charleston oozed elegance and creativity.  Judges Score: 30/30 Joe Amabile and Jenna Johnson – Tango – “Burning Man” by Dierks Bentley ft. brothers Osbourne Joe may be showing signs of life in the ballroom, but he’s still way below where he should be at this stage of the competition.  From missed steps to a lack of dancing ability, he should have really been sent home weeks ago.  Judges’ Score: 21/30 Milo Manheim and Witney Carson – Foxtrot – “Born to Love You” with a live performance by LANCO Milo and Witney have dominated the competition from the get-go, and that’s in large part down to their chemistry.  The Foxtrot was fast-paced and only showed that these two are the ones to beat at the end of the line.  Judges’ Score: 29/30 DeMarcus Ware and Lindsay Arnold – Viennese Waltz, “Tennessee Whiskey” by Chris Stapleton Is there a cuter pairing than DeMarcus and Lindsay? They bring their A-game every single week on the ballroom floor, and this Viennese Waltz was no different.  Len noted, however, that there was an issue with the footwork from DeMarcus, and he made a great point.  They could get a perfect score if DeMarcus went all the way with his footwork.  Judges’ Score: 27/30 Alexis Ren and Alan Bersten – Samba – “Ladies in the ’90s” with a live performance by Lauren Alaina Consistency is key, especially if you’re at the top of your game, and this duo turned up the heat with another sizzling performance.  There was not one thing to hate about the performance, and it’s becoming increasingly clear that it’s going to be a tough battle to the finish line.  The couple also confirmed they shared their first kiss, so the showmance was well and truly a thing! Judges’ Score: 29/30 Bobby Bones and Sharna Burgess – Viennese Waltz – “Can’t Help Falling in Love” with a live performance by Chris Janson Bobby and Sharna were less than impressed with their middle of the road scores last week, so they opted to switch things up in a big way.  Thankfully, the country theme helped them turn in their best performance in weeks.  Judges’ Score: 24/30 John and Emma, DeMarcus and Lindsay, and Evanna and Keo were the only couples in jeopardy.  But we had to say goodbye to John and Emma and DeMarcus and Lindsay.  Yikes.  What are your thoughts on the latest elimination? Hit the comments below.  DWTS continues Monday on ABC! View Slideshow: Dancing with the Stars: The Odds are Out! Who Will Win?

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11-Year-Old Boy Kills His Grandmother And Himself Because He Was Asked To Clean His Room

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Source: Scott Olson / Getty via Bossip.com: An unidentified 11-year-old boy from the Litchfield Park area of Arizona shot his grandmother before turning the gun on himself after refusing to clean his room according to AZ Central . Reportedly, the boy’s grandparents sat on the couch watching television together when their grandson came up behind his grandmother and shot her in the back of the head according to police. Sign Up For Our Newsletter! Close Thank you for subscribing! Please be sure to open and click your first newsletter so we can confirm your subscription. Email Submit Yvonne Woodard, 65, and her husband lived with their grandson, according to Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office. The grandfather told MCSO detectives they had asked their grandson to clean his room, but he was being stubborn about it. The grandfather first ran after the grandson before returning to help his wife. He then heard gunshots as his grandson shot himself. SEE ALSO:  Cops Cuff Black Teen Riding With White Grandmother Because Someone Thought He Was Robbing Her [Video] Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Sgt. Joaquin Enriquez said the gun belonged to the grandfather. Investigators have yet to find anything that would indicate the grandson wanted to hurt himself or others before the shooting. See some photos of rappers killed by gun violence. ALSO TRENDING ON RICKEYSMILEYMORNINGSHOW.COM : Kenya Moore Gives Birth To Baby Girl! Baby Dies From Diaper Rash After Wearing Maggot-Infested Pamper For 14 Days Angela Simmons Ex-Fiancé Killed In His Home [ione_media_gallery src=”https://rickeysmileymorningshow.com” id=”1951458″ overlay=”true”] Follow @TheRSMS

11-Year-Old Boy Kills His Grandmother And Himself Because He Was Asked To Clean His Room

Audrey Roloff Offers 7 Tips for Finding a "Godly Husband"

Audrey Roloff is not a playa. She just crushes Jeremy Roloff a lot. How did this ex-Little People, Big World star land her sweet, religious and caring husband? Audrey would probably be the first person to say she got very lucky. But she’s also learned a greay deal from being with someone such as Jeremy – and, as she has so often done in the past, the former reality star would now like to pass along that knowledge. Indeed, God has taught Audrey three valuable lessons … … and now Roloff would like to pay it back by addressing “all the single girls out there,” as she writes on Instagram. “Instead of looking for the tall, dark, handsome, charming, nice, athletic guy with a good job.. Here are 7 things to look for in a Godly husband,” Audrey adds. From there, she goes on to list… well… 7 things to look for in a Godly husband. Get out your notebook and follow along, women who are interested: 1.  Loves sacrificially – treats everyone with respect and integrity and puts his needs and wants aside for the good of others. 2.  A man of obvious integrity – honest to the point of vulnerability. Doesn’t over exaggerate or distort the truth.⁣ 3.  Faithfully following the Lord – he prioritizes his relationship with the Lord and is committed to growing in truth and grace and unashamed to speak the gospel and stand firm on God’s word. He’s not easily confirmed to the patterns of this world (Romans 12:2). 4.  Leads boldly – he is discerning, he carefully weighs his options and is able to make decisions on his own with clear conviction. 5.  Laughs at himself – he doesn’t take himself too seriously and is not always trying to look like the hero + sense of humor can go a long way. 6.  Models humility and gentleness – he is not easily jealous and is quick to rejoice in others successes! He’s willing to be behind the scenes sometimes. 7.  Purpose driven – he is confident in his calling and determined to live worthy of the calling he has received (Ephesians 4:1), he puts away childish things (1 Corinthians 13:11), and works hard in all he does (Colossians 3:23). Simply put, “that’s a man worth waiting for. And that’s a man worth marrying,” concludes Audrey in her post. She and Jeremy got married in September of 2014 and welcomed a daughter into the world about three years later. They really do seem as happy and as content with each other as a couple can be. These Roloffs surprised fans when they quit Little People, Big World over the summer — but they aren’t going too far. Jeremy and Audrey recently announced the name of their podcast and are also coming out with a new book in early 2019. If you have time to take a break during your search for the type of man Audrey describes above, give it a listen and then give it a read. View Slideshow: Audrey and Jeremy Roloff: 19 Moments We’ll Never, Ever Forget

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Trappa MadeIt, NBA YoungBoy, & Moneybagg Yo Drop The Lyric Video For ‘Stormin’ (Premiere)

North Carolina rapper Trappa MadeIt teamed up with YoungBoy Never Broke Again and Moneybagg Yo for the first single off his forthcoming EP,  Already Rich . A fire collaboration, “Stormin” is all about making it out of the trenches, as the trio raps about beef, getting money, and hitting rock bottom. Today, they release their lyric video, premiered by  Global Grind ; watch up top. For those of you who don’t know Trappa MadeIt, he is a rapper, multi-instrumentalist, and music producer who has been honing his craft for a really long time. At just 10 years old he learned how to play the piano and drums by watching other musicians at church.  Trappa grew up fast, as he also started doing his best to support his family at a really young age. As a teen he’d earned the nickname “Trappa” from his old neighborhood, as people mocked him for selling anything he could to make ends meet and survive. Though he didn’t find it funny at the time, but can laugh at it in retrospect, Trappa recalls selling toilet paper and fortune cookies when times got rough .  On the Baton Rouge side of things, you’ve most likely heard of Louisiana rapper NBA YoungBoy as he has definitely been making a name for himself as of late. Best known for his song “Outside Today,” YoungBoy released his debut studio album Until Death Call My Name back in April, boasting features from Offset , Lil Uzi Vert , Future , Lil Baby , and Birdman . In September, he quietly dropped his mixtape Decided and apart from one Trippie Redd feature, it was a solo venture. YoungBoy has also been under fire after the alleged assault of his ex-girlfriend Jania, not to mention his long history of trouble with the law. Moneybagg Yo is also doing his thing, as he just released his full-length debut Reset on November 3. The Memphis rapper showed out with a whole onslaught of features— J. Cole , YG , Kevin Gates , Jeremih , and more make appearances on the album. When asked how it felt to drop his first “proper album following a spectacular mixtape run,” Moneybagg Yo told Forbes “it’s a relief.” Check out the lyric video for “Stormin” up top and hit the flip to become a little more acquainted with Trappa MadeIt, who throughout it all continues to put family first. Also stream and/or purchase the track below: Spotify   Soundcloud  iTunes

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Dynasty Loves You Won Halloween of the Day

I know Halloween is over..I need to give it a rest…but I meant to post this legendary costume last week for the real deal perverts….featuring DynastyLoveYou an Instagram Sensation with close to 700,000 followers who has gone pretty fucking viral because her content is on another level of amazing. I’ve done a post on her before because I have my finger on the pulse of pop culture HERE This is my favorite influencer. She is all that is right in the world. I am not too sure what her disability is, but she proves that despite being what a kardashian would call retarded and not lose her show over it, cuz she makes people too much money to get fired….or what nice people would call HADI-CAPABLE which I guess is kind of segregating and objectifying them in their own right….in what I’ll call “I don’t see anything wrong with her”….because we are all God’s Children…created equal and don’t have labels… But it’s nice to know that a full crazy person can do better than 99 percent of social networking whores who make their INSTA their lives….and can’t even do it as well as the disabled…which is hilarious… Here she is dancing… The post Dynasty Loves You Won Halloween of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .

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