CBD Oil Still Unlawful as a Food Additive in Georgia
Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Gary W. Black reminds Georgians that while the signing into law of
Month: May 2019
Atlanta City Council Unanimously Signs Resolution in Opposition to State “Heartbeat Bill”
The Atlanta City Council unanimously approved a resolution Monday expressing the City’s opposition to the
Jay-Z and Roc Nation Sued by Boxer
A boxer who claims he suffered a serious brain injury in the ring is suing Jay-Z and
Cardi B Cancels Shows Due To Plastics Surgery Complications
Grammy-winning — and oftentimes colorful — rapper Cardi B won’t be coming to Baltimore on Friday as
Georgia Loses Its First Film To Abortion Bill
Andrew Chow (TIME) This week, the director Reed Morano was supposed to fly to Georgia
Congress Woman Cortez May Have Convinced HUD Sec. Carson That HUD’s Drug Policies Should Be Changed
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Tuesday accomplished a rare feat for a Democrat—she appeared to convince
Books On Black Men In The Justice System Banned By Arizona Prisons
PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona has banned prisoners from reading a book that discusses the impact of the
Motown Records and rapper T.I. to be honored by ASCAP
From Hitsville to the Rubberband Man! The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)
Ayesha Curry reveals that postpartum depression led to a boob job
Ayesha Curry is opening up about her recent struggles with postpartum depression and the “rash
Atlanta’s Newest Musical Export Jordan Carter Discusses New Album, Grad School, & Being A ‘Square’
“I just didn’t feel like I was being of use to my community from behind
