Today, the world of hip-hop mourns the loss of Atlanta rapper Rich Homie Quan, whose passing has been confirmed by multiple sources. His influence on the rap scene, especially in the South, is undeniable, and his unique sound will leave a lasting mark on music history. Born and raised in Atlanta, Quan initially pursued sports with passion, but his journey took a turn during his teenage years. Faced with challenges, he dropped out of school and found himself entangled in legal troubles, serving time for a string of robberies. Yet, from this dark period, he emerged with a new focus: music. Rich Homie Quan dove into his craft, bringing his life experiences and raw talent to the forefront. In the early 2010s, he became part of a wave of artists who placed Atlanta at the heart of musical innovation in North America. His music, deeply rooted in the Dirty South style, resonated with a new generation of rap fans, positioning him as one of the city's most notable artists. Quan’s brea
This past Saturday, in Atlanta The Actors Legion hosted an incredible “Actors Workshop” presented by Maurice P. Kerry and actress Princess Elmore . Moderated By Mahogany raspberry. The event brought together a diverse group of both beginner and seasoned actors, all eager to take their craft to the next level. The workshop was a day filled with learning, growth, and skill development. Maurice P. Kerry and Princess Elmore guided participants through a series of exercises and discussions designed to refine their acting abilities, no matter where they were in their careers. From understanding character development to mastering audition techniques, the workshop offered invaluable insights that participants can carry with them into future roles. For those just starting out, the workshop provided a solid foundation in the basics of acting, while experienced actors found opportunities to further polish their skills and gain new perspectives on their craft. The atmosphere was one of encoura