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The struggles Trick Daddy faced growing up are not that different from the problems many kids in his hometown of Dade County face today.
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The fifth version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) was recently updated for the first time in nearly 20 years, and they’ve added 15 disorders to the list.
The cars are almost complete—steadied and balanced, prepped and ready to roar across 3,000 miles of glory.
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Gravy flips the traditionally feminine pursuit of cross-stitch on its head by introducing the lyrics of rappers like 2Pac, Biggie, Jay-Z, and Wu-Tang alongside ornate designs and the kitschy imagery found in embroidery.
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Perhaps best known to Golden Age hip-hop heads as the youngest member of the Native Tongues posse, Chi Ali Griffith debuted on Black Sheep’s “Pass the 40” in 1991.
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After moving with his family as a baby from Trinidad And Tobago to Alaska, the arctic state is pretty much all photographer Jovell Rennie knows.
Before any mainstream theatre would book burlesque troupes for acts like Babes In Boinkland and the Slutcracker, there first needed to be women like Jane Blevin.
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