TMZ Rapper Blueface says the LAPD is full of crap and they lied when they said they swarmed a bunch rappers out of concern for them ... he says it could be racial prejudice. The man behind the "Bust Down" dance craze was arrested back in February after cops say he was illegally carrying loaded guns in downtown L.A. Cops claimed they had heard there were a bunch of rappers in the area who were carrying large amounts of cash and wearing lots of jewelry.

In a shocking turn of events, Alisha Fagan prison, a once-prominent figure known for her accomplishments, faces a daunting chapter as she navigates a challenging prison sentence. Alisha Fagan, a name once synonymous with success and influence, now grapples with an unforeseen downfall. From boardrooms to courtrooms, her journey has taken a drastic turn. Accused of white-collar crimes, her meticulously constructed empire crumbled, sending shockwaves through her industry. Fagan’s charisma and strategic brilliance are now juxtaposed with her legal battles and impending prison sentence.

Daisy Jones and The Six Looks Like We Made It Season 1 Episode 8 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Daisy Jones and The Six Looks Like We Made It Season 1 Episode 8 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Episodes of Daisy Jones & the Six take two different cadences: nice and easy and way too fast.

Errol Musk is known as Elon Musk’s father and is an engineer, sailor, and pilot. Elon Musk is an engineer and entrepreneur who co-founded PayPal and SpaceX. Quick FactsFull NameErrol MuskFirst NameErrolLast NameMuskDate of Birth1946ProfessionEngineer, Sailor, and PilotBirth CountrySouth AfricaFather NameWalter Henry James MuskMother NameCora Amelia RobinsonGender IdentityMaleSexual OrientationStraightMarital StatusSingleSpouseMaye Musk, Heide-Mari BezuidenhoutNo Of Children5Networth$20 MHappily Married Life and WifeHe has been married twice in his life. Maye Musk, a supermodel and dietician, was his first wife.

Happy for lifeLife and styleIt's nice to be niceMore empathy could make us healthier as well as happier. But how can we learn to put ourselves in others’ shoes? “Be nice.” It’s simple, obvious advice, most memorably articulated by Patrick Swayze in Road House – but recently, it seems, people would rather not get their lifestyle tips from the world’s best (fictional) bouncer. Online harassment is on the rise, commuter rage is becoming a thing, and studies show a near-50% decline in empathy among US students in the past three decades.