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We’re back talking about Barron Trump’s voice. The youngest son of President-elect Donald Trump recently went viral when people realized that no one has really heard him speak. After a clip of him as a child became a TikTok sound, we’ve now heard 18 year-old Barron Trump’s voice.

In the new documentary Art of the Surge, you can see the youngest Trump standing next to his father and talking with UFC founder Dana White. The documentary details Trump’s most recent campaign and the success he (unfortunately) found on the campaign trail. One of those successful moments was between Trump and White, who ended up speaking at the Republican National Convention in support of the President-elect.

At its best Scrubs was the best. Yet somehow some overlook the series when listing the best shows of all-time. But that might change if a whole new generation of TV viewers get to find out what made the series special. A new report says Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence has begun working on a potential relaunch of the beloved series.

According to Variety, Bill Lawrence (Ted Lasso, Shrinking) is prepping for a possible return to Sacred Heart. Or he’s possibly looking to turn a different fictional hospital into the setting for a Scrubs reboot. Joe Otterson reports Lawrence is in early development of “a new iteration of the series.” There are no details about what the reboot could look like or who would star on it. None of the original stars are connected to the project (yet).

if it does move forward Lawrence will reportedly not serve as showrunner this time. He is developing the reboot at 20th Television. It recently brought ABC Studios under its banner. That’s where Scrubs moved for its final two seasons in 2009 and 2010 after leaving its first home at NBC after seven season. However, Lawrence has an overall deal with Warner Bros. Television. Variety‘s sources say Warner Bros. allows Lawrence leeway to work outside of that deal.

Despite being off the air for almost 15 years, Scrubs is still very much a presence on TV thanks to co-stars/podcast hosts/real-life friends Zach Braff and Donald Faison. They’ve appeared in (roughly) 40 million T-Mobile commercials the last few years, all of which have a very Scrubs-adjacent vibe.

What would Dr. Cox think about those musical ads? We can probably definitely guess, but we’d still like to hear it from him directly. Whether or not we ever will remains to be seen. But even if this Scrubs reboot never happens this news is a great reminder to go rewatch the original version anyway.

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Ahead of the holiday, T.I, Atlanta’s own hip-hop royalty, kicked off the 19th annual Harris Community Works Turkey Drive in Atlanta on Nov. 26. The yearly event, hosted by Jackson Memorial Baptist Church on 534 Fairburn Road NW in Adamsville, and powered by Tip’s HCW organization along with a number of sponsors, including the Atlanta Hawks, Humana, Maximum Impact, Kaiser Permanente, and Fulton-DeKalb Hospital Authority to name a few.

Mayor Andre Dickens, Atlanta city councilmember Andrea L. Boone, and Atlanta notables Young Dro and DC Young Fly showed up for the Westside community and rolled up their sleeves to volunteer alongside T.I., Tameka “Tiny” Harris, and family to help bag groceries and load cars with turkeys, bushels of collard greens, sweet potatoes, and other Thanksgiving Day staples.

 

 

 

 

 

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BLACK ENTERPRISE caught up with Young Dro, who recalled a time in his life when food was scarce. The “Shoulder Lean” artist spoke about his contribution and how the turkey drive impacts the community’s residents.

“I’ve been here since the beginning,” Dro told BE. “When [T.I] decided to do it, it was just … heartfelt to me.”

“I remember going to school … not having no food and you know, having to get up in the morning and put my education secondary just for food.”

Dro expressed his pride in the event’s evolution over the years and said that his volunteer efforts, along with those of others who support the Harris Community Works initiative, are a must.

“The partnership is everything,” the Westside Atlanta native affirmed. “If everybody does something, one person don’t have to do a lot.”

“It wouldn’t be possible if it were[n’t] for Tip,” Dro said. “He has to be partnered with Impact and Kaiser Permanente, Fulton County Police Department, Andrea Boone, my cousin Gregory Sutton. When all of us come together, that’s how we can provide for the community because one person just can’t save the whole world; everybody gotta chip in.”

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Atlanta Mayor Dickens’ commitment and sentiment for the annual food drive matched Young Dro’s.

“I had to show up once again,” the Fulton County mayor told BE. “Every year, I come out to this great food distribution by T.I and the Harris family, Tip, Tiny, and all of our sponsors, me, the city of Atlanta, councilwoman Andrea Boone, Humana.

“We are out here spreading love,” Dickens said. “It’s hundreds, I mean, hundreds of cars of people that are hungry that need to get fed for Thanksgiving and we out here spreading holiday cheer by giving food away.”

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Mayor Dickens plans to spend his holiday “spreading love,” being “thankful,” and being “ in the spirit of gratitude “d among family and close friends.

Harris Community Works is a subsidiary of Us Or Else Corp (501c3), a nonprofit, social justice charity founded by Tip “T.I.” Harris. The community organization has provided meals for the Thanksgiving holiday for almost two decades. Over the last eight years, HCW has also provided a caravan for the community during the Christmas holiday. T.I. traverses the city, donating clothing and toys to individuals through community-based programs.

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Whether you call it cozy or cuffing season, now is the time to double up on those body butters and fleece matching sets. We all want to feel baby soft and comfortable—without breaking the bank, of course. 

Quality, accessible, and worthwhile body care products that will leave your skin feeling catered to are just what the season calls for. For this reason, we’d like to turn your attention to a product combo we’re loving right now: The TPH by Taraji Baby Buff’d Body Scrub and Naturium’s Glow Getter Multi-Oil Body Butter. With both products listed at $20 or less, they’re a no-brainer duo to test out this time of year. 

Personally, I love a thick body butter, especially in the winter and fall. I love the feeling of slathering my skin in a moisturizing product and jumping into loungewear, for a cozy evening in, to seal the deal. And, as the air gets colder and dryer, the last thing anyone wants is to be caught with ashy skin. That said, body products prioritizing soft skin and long-lasting results are my go to.

I tested out Naturium’s Body Butter for about four weeks and emptied the tub. A big fan of the brand’s multi-oil body wash, I was curious to try this product, that is, whenever it got restocked. Garnering anticipation and virality on TikTok before it even dropped, the butter sold out quickly, and not long after became TikTok skin-thusiast approved. I stumbled across the product in my local-store while shopping for last minute travel items and gave it a try. It provided a nice subtle glow, lasting moisture, and a pleasant vanilla scent that layered well with warm-leaning fragrances. It is rich, but not greasy, for those concerned about oil-heavy products. With powerhouse ingredients such as shea butter, glycerin, and squalene, this coveted product priced at $20 a tub is an instant add to cart. 

TPH by Taraji, the skin and hair care brand founded by Taraji P. Henson, offers a wealth of products across multiple target areas. While hair products such as her scalp scrub are notable favorites, her body care products are not something to miss. The Baby Buff’d Body Scrub polishes and smooths the skin without feeling too coarse, for a glowy finish that preps your skin well for layering moisturizing products. With key ingredients such as lactic acid and rice powder it provides gentle exfoliation properties, while the vanilla and tuberose scents pair perfectly with Naturium’s for a warm wind down routine. Listed at less than $13, this scrub is the perfect way to add a little bit of luxury to your shower routine.

Pairing the two products together is a homebody’s match made in heaven. If you think you’re doing anything but settling in for a night of couch surfing and movie-watching after using these two, guess again. 

Not only does the pair provide post-spa like feels, but the somatic experience of a comforting body care routine can also positively contribute to your mental health. Much research has been done about the mental health benefits of developing routines. Apply that to the grounding and meditative effects skin and body care practices can have, and body care routines may be the added self care practices needed to get you through the winter months. 

If you’re looking for some new products that make you feel bundled up, give these a try. 

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