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Rushion McDonald Hosts Kirk Franklin, Naturi Naughton, Anne Burrell, Rocco DiSpirito, Donatella Arpaia, Laurieann Gibson, and More for February on His Hit Podcast 'Money Making Conversations' News provided by Share this article ® and three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television producer, entrepreneur, social influencer, and branding guru  Rushion McDonald hosts a plethora of powerful talent this February on his popular podcast and syndicated radio show "Money Making Conversations." Showcasing new projects and success stories, the guests this month include celebrated entertainment and bu...

Hoobastank The Rules Re-Release Date: 5/16/2006 Album Type: Enhanced Andrew Estes (5 out of 5 stars) "One thing you can't say about "Every Man For Himself" after a good, solid listen is that it is "more of the same." From the opening song, "Born To Lead," it's obvious the band has changed. Like the rest of the album, this song has a familiar Hoobastank mark on it, but yet, sounds nothing like anything they've done in the best. Perhaps this change could be attributed to all Hoobastank have gone through in the past two years. Their last album, 2003's "The Reason" took off when it's title trac...

Then, it all came crashing down. "I knew something wasn't right for sure just because I couldn't really put too much pressure on (my left knee)," Glass said. "But for the first week, I didn't even know that (my left ACL) was torn, and our trainers were telling me that it might have been something with my hamstring. I didn't find out until about a week later when I took an MRI. "That's when they told me." Glass said he sustained his season-ending knee injury after catching a pass and planting awkwardly in a Week 6 win at LaPorte on Sept. 25. He walked off the field under his own power thinking...

“She’s certainly one of the top all-arounders in the state."

James Russell Lowell was a tremendous American poet, who also served as the editor of The Atlantic Monthly and an American diplomat. When he was only twenty-six years old, Lowell wrote a poem, which would later become the hymn, "Once to Every Man and Nation."