DMX inspired so many people.
Since his unfortunate passing, fans all around are sharing stories about DMX. One fan by the name of Sheila took to social media to share a special moment she had with the Hip-Hop icon. She shared her experience meeting X on Twitter.
In a series of tweets, Sheila opened up about the time DMX encouraged her to forgive her father, who suffered from addiction.
She tweeted, “We met in 2017 after I heard him from my room in the hallway of my hotel. It was all divine intervention. I ran to the hallway and met him. We spoke for 15 mins.”
Yikes, a bunch of high school students got their hopes up.
According to WLEX-TV, the University of Kentucky accidentally sent 500,000 acceptance emails to thousands of high school students. In fact, several of those students hadn t even applied to the university and yet received the email as as error.
Mary Dougherty, a senior in San Antonio, Texas, was among those who received the email. I was like, Mom, I just got accepted into the University of Kentucky, Doughtery told WLEX-TV. And she s like, Oh, I didn t know you applied to University of Kentucky. And I was like, oh, I did not.
The Los Angeles Lakers announced on Friday the state of California guidelines that will allow fans to return to Staples Center for the first time this season.
By Chuck Dizzle
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An 8-year-old boy in Dallas was vaccinated at a drive-thru site in what authorities there are calling an “oversight” and “human error.”
The boy’s father said he did not know that his child wasn’t eligible. He said he was able to register his son and got an appointment.
The father realized the mistake after talking to his pediatrician, Dr. Marcial Oquendo. Dr. Oquendo said the father was under the assumption that if he submitted his information and got an appointment that everything was good to go.
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said “there was human error, and that list was moved over to get the people who were under 50 onto the eligible list. They failed to scrub for people who were under 18. We’ve got our IT department working with the third-party company to ensure that it doesn’t happen again.”