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Ray Edwards Jr retweeted
Never love someone so desperately that they start thinking they can treat you however they want and you’ll still stay.
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Never thought anyone could top Sam Cooke’s original version until today...Louis Price (formerly of The Temptations) blew the roof off of this cover giving everyone chills🔥 Sang with every fiber of his being!!!!!
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Three years ago today, Cancún witnessed an unforgettable battle. ⚔️
O’Shaquie Foster and Eduardo “Rocky” Hernández gave everything for the WBC super featherweight world title on October 28, 2023.
With his crown on the line, Foster delivered a dramatic 12th-round stoppage.
Ray Edwards Jr retweeted
Phylicia Rashad and Debbie Allen had that effortless chemistry on screen because they're sisters in real life suddenly every scene makes perfect sense.
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"El sexo y el sueño son las únicas dos cosas que pueden hacer que un hombre olvide sus objetivos. Contrólalas y podrás conquistar el mundo."
- Alejandro Magno
Ray Edwards Jr retweeted
John Goodman’s FU speech in The Gambler fucking hijacks the film with some brutal truths that real wealth isn’t about having millions, it’s about having enough so nobody owns your ass . . . his delivery/dropping financial advice like a mob boss was 🐐like.
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This was one of the most heartbreaking moments in the entire show whoever wrote this episode needs their writing privileges revoked.
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Iceman enters prison thinking he's the king, but Monroe Hutchens already rules the prison boxing world.
Iceman has to learn that being a world champion outside and beating people around inside prison doesn't mean everyone inside will bow to him.
Famed soprano Martina Arroyo has died. She was 90.
With her luminous voice and ease on stage, the Harlem native broke barriers as one of the first major Black opera stars in the 1960s and 1970s.
She was also familiar to the nation's TV viewers at the time as a frequent guest on Johnny Carson's "Tonight Show."
In 2013, she was honored by the Kennedy Center, just one of her many awards.
Arroyo announced her retirement in 1989 and devoted herself to teaching.





















