Tyler Perry’s A Madea Family Funeral (2019 Movie) in theaters March 1st
Tyler Perry recently spoke with Page Six and the producer’s channel tv found out the following:
Tyler: “I’ve made my last Madea. It made so many people laugh, but turning 50 I don’t want to be her age playing her.”
About funeral fun being fitting for a finale, he says: “Look, nothing’s funnier than stuff that happens at a black funeral. Who’d let Madea plan a nice burial? And with a Beyoncé hat on? If you’re looking for ‘Schindler’s List,’ this ain’t it. I just want to make people laugh.”
We will absolutely miss Madea, but over the years she has taught us so made lessons and dropped so many gems of life into our souls that can be passed down from generation to generation. March 1st is when the movie will be in theaters nationwide. Please help Madea go out with a bang by showing box office support.
The town of Paradise in Butte County has been virtually reduced to ashes by what’s called the Camp Fire. At least 31 people have died there, making it the deadliest wildfire in the state’s history in over 85 years. Five victims perished on a single street in Paradise, trapped in vehicles as they tried to escape the blaze, officials said. More than 200 people are unaccounted for. Firefighters were still trying to contain the roaring blaze, which broke out Thursday. 
Over 500 people registered and showed up to Toya Wright’s 1st Annual “Weight No More” 5k Run/Walk event. People came from all over the world to be a part of the commitment to be more conscious of their weight and health going forward. There were several vendors, Hairfinity, Essentia Water, iHydrate (free B-12 shots) given on site and a host of others. 
Female Rap Artist Kourtni Myers native of Fort Myers, Florida has moved to Atlanta, Georgia and teamed up with Jagged Edge producers Brian and Brandon to produce her latest video “Slums”. The video depicts Myers in Atlanta, GA rapping in the streets (which is her first love) and where she grew up (in the slums of Ft. Meyers). The lyrics talk about her life growing up in the Slums and how her roots grounded her and built her to be the strong African American female she has blossomed into as an adult.
Now living in Atlanta pursuing her dreams Myers is relentlessly recording weekly and booking shows in pursuit of the most fullfilling career she can obtain as an artist. Available for hosting and even comtemplating a career in front of the camera if the right opportunity becomes available Kourtni Myers is a beautiful soul that is definitely not afraid of hard work. Check out her music video below:
