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Why Curren$y Bought the New Orleans Burger Joint of His Childhood – VICE
Why Curren$y Bought the New Orleans Burger Joint of His Childhood? I can’t say this about all the rappers out of New Orleans that got on, but Curren$y rides for his city. So it made perfect sense when he announced his newest purchase—the old Bud’s Broiler, a 24-hour burger spot in the consistently bougie neighborhood adjacent to City Park.- VICE — Read on http://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vice.com/amp/en_us/article/59xg4z/why-currendollary-bought-the-new-orleans-burger-joint-of-his-childhood
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Jason Lee of Hollywood UnLocked racially profiled at MSY Airport-New Orleans day after inspiring and motivating fans at his book signing
Media mogul, entrepreneur, personality, and iHeart Radio’s Jason Lee was in Harvey, LA (a suburb of Jefferson Parish and a 20-minute drive from New Orleans) on Wednesday night for the release of his inspirational new book titled, GOD MUST HAVE FORGOTTEN ABOUT ME was racially profiled or as some call it traveling while black as he waited for his plane at the MSY Airport-New Orleans in Jefferson Parish. Yes, he went through TSA and was at on the concourse at the gate. Jason traveled alone and did not hire security nor tour guide for his overnight visit. If you attended the book signing, you found Jason dressed in a red…
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I’m thrilled to announce that I have been granted the opportunity to interview media mogul, entrepreneur, personality and iHeart Radio’s, Jason Lee about the release of his newly inspirational book titled, ”GOD MUST HAVE FORGOTTEN ABOUT ME” at his book signing on January 21st, 2020 at Barnes and Noble on New Orleans West Bank. His book hit the bookstores and on all digital platforms on Jan 15th, 2020. Check out his website for his Book Tour schedule! https://thehollywoodunlocked.com/ Jason bears it all in his new unapologetic memoir, GOD MUST HAVEW FORGOTTEN ABOUT ME. His story is one of the most passionate, survival story of it’s kind. Even in the midst…
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