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Michèle Lamy at 17, long before she became the mysterious witch and the world most famous Illuminati queen. 🪄👽
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Michèle Lamy was born in 1944 so had no verified public photos at age 17; the younger image shown matches 1960s photos of Swedish model Ingmari Lamy, while the other depicts the actual Michèle Lamy (a fashion figure, not an "Illuminati queen").
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𝗧𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚: Fox Sports analyst Pam Oliver’s postgame interview with Giants rookie star Arvell Reese has gone viral.
What do you notice? 😳
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"Lil Wayne kept his word" Cory Gunz takes it back to how his legendary verse on Lil Wayne's “6 Foot 7 Foot” came together! From visiting Wayne at Rikers Island to getting the call to join him in the studio after his release, Cory remembers recording his verse in one take and Birdman's reaction. Plus, Peter Gunz finally comes clean about holding back Cory's “A Milli” remix on this ALL-NEW Episode of Drink Champs OUT NOW On @revolttv's #YouTube
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Dr. Dre went dead silent trying to avoid his jail time stories until Ice Cube exposed him on camera, only for Mike Epps to hit them with the most unhinged life advice ever 💀🤣😭
"How many times did you go to jail Dre?"
"Gang of time... right now I'm counting."🤣
"If you want to live a long time, keep making mistakes. Because once you get your shit together, God gonna call you home. So stay fucked up, my friends”
"Is that what you call that bullshit advice? That's the worst advice you ever got”
"It's the truth! That's what Jesus died for, so we could fuck up”
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RIP Taurian “Air Up There” Fontenette (1983–2026).
The AND1 streetball legend, known as “Mr. 720,” has reportedly passed away. He rose to worldwide fame with his iconic 720-degree dunk in 2006, inspiring generations of dunkers and leaving a lasting legacy in streetball history.
