Kodak Black offers to pay tuition fees for children of murdered FBI agents

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kicked off with a four-chair turn that nearly brought the coaches to blows!Kenzie Wheeler, a 22-year-old singer from Dover, Florida, was the first hopeful to take the stage on Monday's season premiere, and wowed the coaches with his smooth, deep rendition of «Don't Close Your Eyes» by Keith Whitley as well as his epic mullet!«I love my mullet.

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quarantine hotel  fees for a heartbroken Scot mourning the loss of her sister. Billie Gray has been forced to isolate after travelling from Sweden to Scotland as the sudden death of her sibling does not entitle her to a ‘compassionate grounds’ exemption.

Kodak Black has paid tribute to a Parkland school shooting victim by establishing a scholarship in her name.The Tunnel Vision star spent his Valentine’s Day on Sunday (February 14, 2021) in Parkland, Florida attending a memorial to mark the third anniversary of the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in 2018, when 17 people were killed.Among the victims was student Meadow Pollack, who was a big fan of Kodak, and, following the commutation of his prison sentence by former U.S.

Kodak Black visited Marjory Stoneman Douglas High on the third anniversary of the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida. Attending a memorial to honour the 17 victims who died during the deadly 2018 shooting, the Florida-born rapper established a $100k scholarship in student Meadow Pollack's name (according to his lawyer Bradford Cohen, Black was Pollack's favourite recording artist).

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Rapper Kodak Black is paying it forward. The 23-year-old Florida native has offered to pay the college tuition for the children of the two FBI agents who were shot dead last week, his attorney Bradford Cohen confirmed to Fox News on Monday.

Kodak Black has shared a new song on which he discusses his post-prison lifestyle – listen to ‘Every Balmain’ below.Black’s 46-month prison sentence for federal weapons charges was commuted last month by former US President Donald Trump.The rapper shared a new song called ‘Last Day In’ immediately after his release from prison, in which he addressed the pardon, and has now shared more new material.“Feel like the feds be watchin’ me everywhere I go, I’m paranoid,” he raps on the new song, before

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The Weeknd is giving back. In honor of Black History Month, the 30-year-old singer teamed up with Postmates to donate 150 meals to healthcare workers in Tampa, Florida.The location of the donation is a nod to The Weeknd's Pepsi Super Bowl Halftime Show performance, which is set to take place Sunday in Tampa.

The Weeknd is taking time out from Super Bowl half-time show rehearsals to get involved in some important causes.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorTo honor the first day of Black History month, on Monday the Weeknd — who is the headline halftime performer at Super Bowl LV — chose Mama’s Southern Soul Food a Black-owned restaurant in Tampa, Fla., to feed the frontline healthcare workers at AdventHealth Carrollwood.