Supreme Court gun decision: What to know and what’s next The Associated Press Twitter slams Gov. Hochul’s anger over SCOTUS gun ruling: ‘Sorry the Constitution happened to you’ Fox News Samuel Alito lashes out at liberals in guns case as tensions boil over at SCOTUS CNN Mayor Adams: Supreme Court aims right at NYC; here’s how the city
*Former NBA player Vince Carter’s Atlanta home was reportedly burglarized on Sunday while his wife and children were inside the home. According to the New York Post, a whopping $100k was stolen in cash, as Vince’s wife, Sondi Carter, and their two sons hid in the closet while their house was being ransacked. According to
*NASA has awarded $50 million in funding to hundreds of small businesses to develop technology “to help drive the future of space exploration.” “NASA is working on ambitious, ground-breaking missions that require innovative solutions from a variety of sources – especially our small businesses, said Pam Melroy, NASA Deputy Administrator. “Small businesses have the creative
*The elementary school where a shooter murdered 19 students and two teachers last month in Uvalde Texas is set to be demolished. On Tuesday, Don McLaughlin, the mayor of #Uvalde, stated during a tearful council meeting with locals that he didn’t think any student or teacher should be required to return to Robb Elementary
*A Louisiana judge caught major heat after giving an alleged rapist full custody of his teenage daughter, who was stripped away from the women he reportedly sexually assaulted. We reported earlier that the woman is speaking out after the man she claims raped her was granted full custody of her teenage daughter. She was
*Beyoncé’s mother Tina Lawson has teased fans about what they can accept from her daughter’s highly-anticipated “Renaissance” album. Speaking to reporters at the HollyRod’s Foundation 2022 DesignCare Gala, Ms. Tina gushed, “I’m a fan too. I’m very, very excited,” she said, according to The Blast. “I just posted recently that I really miss her singing
In line with many resourceful jazz practitioners, Gilad Hekselman responded to the enforced isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic with a turning-lemons-to-lemonade attitude that ultimately eventuated … Read More “A Before & After Listening Session with Gilad Hekselman” The post A Before & After Listening Session with Gilad Hekselman appeared first on JazzTimes.
Sonic Liberation Front teaming with saxophonist/composer Oliver Lake is kind of like David Bowie phoning Donny McCaslin and his fellow jazz downtowners to record Blackstar: … Read More “Sonic Liberation Front: Justice: The Vocal Works of Oliver Lake (High Two)” The post Sonic Liberation Front: Justice: The Vocal Works of Oliver Lake (High Two) appeared
Many jazz fans might be surprised to learn not only that there is a casino in Queens, N.Y. (the only such establishment within the borders … Read More “Louis Armstrong Art Exhibit Opens at Casino in Queens” The post Louis Armstrong Art Exhibit Opens at Casino in Queens appeared first on JazzTimes.
Not every man desires to have their woman dolled up with added features. According to RL’s new single “No Filter,” sometimes less is more. On the slick groove, self-produced and written, the R&B veteran is turning the mirror back on his lady in hopes that she knows how beautiful she is without the attractive accessories.