In the latest episode of Peace Of Mind with Taraji, Taraji and Tracie talk about the misconceptions associated with bipolar disorder. The conversations in the episode were honest and raw, along with gifted basketball player Iman and Dianna who suffered from bipolar and is a daughter of a schizophrenic respectively. Now, Taraji and Tracie brought in therapist Dr. Dion Metzger to quash the misconceptions pertaining to the illness.
King Staccz has released the anticipated track called “Red Light,” which was only available on streams of YouTube and SoundCloud. Now, it can be accessed on every digital service provider, thanks to Polo Grounds Music/RCA Records. Interestingly, the song has already gained traction and is now a viral movement on TikTok.
Boosie is very angry that Corey “C-Murder” Miller has not been granted pardon, at a time Former President Donald Trump was doling them out. He expressed his frustration on Twitter. Corey has spent over 20 years in prison in relation to murder charges and the case recently gained traction after Kim Kardashian tried to get him released.
Everybody can get a pardon but #cmurder #bullshit #innocentman 20#years+ IM PISSED THE FUCK OFF TODAY don’t wanna y’all to anybody today so don’t call THANKS
— Boosie BadAzz (@BOOSIEOFFICIAL) January 20, 2021
Recently, JAY-Z had established a $10 million directed towards investing in cannabis companies owned by minority groups. The rap star also launched a cannabis brand of his own and explained how he was enabling Black ownership in this industry that seems to be thriving.
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