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06/12/2024

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03/12/2024

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03/12/2024

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27/11/2024

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02/11/2024

Another Satifised customer 😊 Victoria Gray thanks boo💓

31/08/2024

I never knew this, I always wondered what happened to him..😕😪💔😭

🌹REMEMBERING WYLIE DRAPER
Wylie Hughes Draper Jr. (May 5, 1969 - December 20, 1993) was a dancer and actor and is best known for his portrayal of older Michael Jackson in The Jacksons: An American Dream.
Draper was born in West Virginia. He seemed destined for stardom from the very start, at the age of ten Wylie's brother Desmond would throw parties at a local skating rink where Wylie would dance like Michael Jackson often becoming the main attraction at the party!
Even as a child many people noted the strong resemblance between Wylie and Michael Jackson, but as Wylie grew his focus from the arts shifted and as a teen he became a football player at Northside high school, but he changed his focus again back to the arts his Sophomore year, his drama teacher recalls him as a "Consummate student" and said he "Would teach forever if I had a class full of Wylies".
After graduating Wylie attended Point Park College to hone his craft even more, during summers he worked as lead dancer at Disney World and lead entertainer on Norwegian cruise lines.
Around this time Wylie auditioned and won the role as adult Michael Jackson in the television film 'The Jacksons an American dream'(1992). A local hairstylist has recalled Wylie as being extremely calm and humble about his audition for the role of Michael Jackson, as he styled Wylie's hair to look more like Michael Jackson's he remembers the young man sitting in the chair listening to comedy tapes laughing!
He had a small role in another television film "The disappearance of Christina", was a dancer in Michael Jackson's video "Remember the time" and another dancer in the cable show "The Red Shoe Diaries", which aired after his death.
Sadly, Draper passed away one year later after appearing in 'The Jacksons an American Dream' film. Around 1993 Wylie was diagnosed as having a rare form of Leukemia, he would later pass away on December 20, 1993 in Los Angeles, California, at the age of 24.
His family formed 'The Wylie Draper Foundation' in 1994. The WDF has been supporting young aspiring artists through an annual memorial scholarship.

31/08/2024

Rest in peace my condolences to his family idk who he is, but this is sad

Fatman Scoop Passes Away at 53 After Collapsing on Stage
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30/08/2024

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29/08/2024

In 1875, Oliver Lewis became the first jockey to win the Kentucky Derby, America's longest continuous sporting event. Lewis was born in 1856 in Fayette Country, Kentucky, to his parents Goodson and Eleanor Lewis. Lewis was born free, but there is little known about his parents or family. Lewis was only 19 years old when he entered the first Kentucky Derby. The race was held at what was then the Louisville Jockey Club on May 17, 1875, but is now known as Churchill Downs.

Ten thousand spectators watched this first race. Lewis rode a horse named Aristide, which was one of two colts entered by their owner, H. Price McGrath of Jessamine, Kentucky. The other horse, Chesapeake, was ridden by William Henry. Although the same owner entered both horses, Chesapeake was favored to win the $2,850 purse, and Lewis was told that his job was to lead most of the race to tire out the other horses. Out of the fifteen jockeys in the field, at this first Kentucky Derby, thirteen of them were African American. Aristide's trainer, Ansel Williamson, was also an African American.

Oliver Lewis followed his instructions and was pushing most of the field while trailing a horse named Volcano for most of the race. However, in the last stretch, Chesapeake was unexpectedly far back in the pack, while Aristide and Volcano were running neck and neck for first place. Lewis and Aristide pulled away near the finish line and won the race by two lengths. With that victory, Lewis became the first jockey to win the Kentucky Derby. Later that season, Lewis came in second in the Belmont Stakes in New York and won three more races at the Louisville Jockey Club, riding Aristide in all of them. He would never ride in the Kentucky Derby again, however, and would retire after that racing season for unknown reasons.

After retiring, Lewis worked for a short time as a day laborer, but then began providing handicapping tables and racing forms to bookies. He later became a bookie himself, which was legal in Kentucky at that time. Lewis married, although his wife's name is unknown. The couple had six children, including James, who inherited his lucrative bookmaking business. Oliver Lewis died in Lexington, Kentucky, in 1924 at the age of 68.

29/08/2024

From graduating Harvard at 22 years-old to winning gold at 27 🔥

29/07/2024

12/05/2024

$60 Basket VS spray with white fluffy slippers