The Mother Love Show

Lack of diversity feeds the problem  Many female sports journalists point out that they are often the only, or one of few, women in the locker room. Their scarcity could lead to bias -- conscious or unconscious, blatant or subtle, some said. "Because there a so few of us, especially in smaller markets, every woman has to re-blaze that trail,"  NFL Fan Com .Fancom.fans "I so respect all women and regret what happened. I hope that my actions will speak louder than words and that one day we will all be able to earn their trust and sit down together with [attorney] Lisa [Bloom] to learn more. Jay Z wrote in [his song] '4:44' 'I'm not the man I thought I was and I better be that man for my children.' The same is true for me," he stated. "I want a second chance in the community but I know I've got work to do to earn it." Twitter is drenched in a lively debate over whether Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called President Trump a moron or an “[expletive] moron.” The story — not quite denied by Tillerson in a hastily called news conference — began with NBC and later was confirmed by CNN. Has foul language become acceptable

Whenever we turn on the news or scroll through our social media feeds, we're constantly reminded of all the awful things going on in the world. Most recently, a shooter in Las Vegas reportedly killed at least 58 people, and injured upwards of 200. 64-year-old man fired "hundreds" of shots into a crowd gathered to watch a Jason Aldean concert on Sunday night, shooting from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel on the Las Vegas strip. The shooting started around 10 p.m. on Sunday. While it can feel important to stay current on the news, it’s also important to practice self-care when what we're seeing is overwhelming us or affecting our mental health. Researchers have long been worried about the effects of flashy news and graphic, real violence on our psyches, and the coverage of tragedy is often linked with a feeling a sense of malaise about the world in general. It can be tempting to just shut it all out, but staying current is important, and most large-scale tragedies are impossible to avoid. Finding ways to cope with the stress, anxiety, and depression that these news story bring on, however, is not out of your reach. "Teen Vogue" We've known for a very long time that the emotional content of films and television programs can affect your psychological health. It can do this by directly affecting your mood, and your mood can then affect many aspects of your thinking and behaviour. The Psychological Effects of TV News Negative news on TV is increasing, but what are its psychological effects?If the TV program generates negative mood experiences (e.g. anxiety, sadness, disgust), then these experiences will affect how you interpret events in your own life, what types of  memories you recall, and how much you will worry about events in your own life.

The man identified as the gunman who checked into a suite at a Las Vegas hotel and massacred dozens of concertgoers with a vicious deluge of bullets late Sunday lived in a quiet retirement community in Mesquite, Nev., about 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas, where he and his companion drew little attention to themselves, relatives and neighbors said. The gunman, identified by the police as Stephen Craig Paddock, 64, was described as a retiree who loved to gamble and who lived with his girlfriend, Marilou Danley, 62 That modest portrait of Mr. Paddock was upended shortly after 10 p.m. Sunday when, according to the police, he opened fire on fans attending an outdoor country music concert near the Mandalay Bay Resort on the Las Vegas Strip, killing nearly 60 people and injuring at least 500 others.The killer was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot in his room on the 32nd floor of the hotel, More than 19 rifles were found in the hotel room, a law enforcement official confirmed, along with hundreds of rounds of ammunition. Two rifles with scopes were mounted on tripods and positioned in front of the two windows in the hotel room.

Alicia G., Acclaimed pop singer/hip hop artist is debuting her new music video for her upcoming single “Ca$h & Nap” this week. To celebrate, Alicia G is also launching her all new OneAvenue Fanmoji app, giving fans a chance to download fun new emojis featuring cartoon versions of Alicia G. Featuring a large cast of characters that includes a bossy mother, wannabe singers, burly bouncers and assorted hangers on, the video features Alicia G, formerly Alicia Guastaferro, giving her take on the music industry and the difficulties talented young artists face. Seemingly channeling Marilyn Monroe, Britney Spears, Lil’ Kim and others, Alicia G proves her unique style and talent in a colorful visual showcase.  https://twitter.com/AliciaGWorld The 45th president continues to spread misunderstandings for facts, now with the NFL in his sight of pettyness, he is calling names, disrespecting mothers of players and loudly touting firing.

Iyad Hajjaj is the founder and Executive director of MISSING PEACE PICTURES, Inc. Iyad is currently developing an Action/Thriller feature film TEN and A HALF MINUTES, based on a true story. Most recently he Produced, Codirected and Starred in DREAMS I NEVER HAD starring Malcolm McDowell, Robin Givens. Iyad also Co-produced Rapture Ranch starring Lorenzo Lamas.Additionally, he worked as a cultural advisor on several Major Films and TV Shows. Iyad has worked closely with Hollywood Executive Producers and Directors and is able to execute a film project to the highest Hollywood standards. Iyad’s extensive and diverse filmography includes more than 60 acting credits.http://www.iyadhajjaj.com/ Mark Pilon, CEO Susan G. Komen Los Angeles County. They are the only organization in LA County that is exclusively dedicated to combating breast cancer on every front. We have one clear mission: saving lives and ending breast cancer forever. We study the unique needs of Los Angeles County every 4 years to formulate our community profile, which allows us to target our grant funding to address the most significant breast cancer issues facing our local communities.

ML & Mr. Kennedy on the Death care bill, the indictments coming down, and good things going on in our world Mark K. Pilon, the executive director of Susan. G. Komen® Los Angeles County, is an inspirational leader who has developed and grown the non-profit’s profile, presence, fundraising efforts and reach. He has improved local recognition for the LA County affiliate; developed and implemented strategies for major shifts in messaging; built local revenue streams including recurring gifts through the Core of Komen, a business influencers organization; reorganized processes and initiated the first collaborative effort with multiple affiliates for a single grant initiative to serve the African American community in California. Prior to joining Komen LA County, the seasoned management executive spent 11 years with Make-A-Wish as president/CEO, initially handling Orange County, California, then adding responsibility for the Inland Empire. While at Make-A-Wish, Pilon achieved annual double-digit increases in wishes, led the organization through its first comprehensive strategic plan, and increased revenue streams in major gifts, planned giving, and grants and foundation giving. He also co-chaired a national committee that built compliance standards for 80-plus Make-A-Wish chapters nationwide, and spoke on “Wish Families and International Travel” at the organization’s international conference in Paris, France, with members of Euro Disney.

Br'er Cotton Lynchburg, Virginia. The former site of a thriving cotton mill is now an impoverished neighborhood. Deeply affected by all of the recent killings, of young black men like himself, Ruffrino, a 14 year old “militant,” incites riots at school and online. More and more at odds with his mother and grandfather, the boys’ anger grows beyond containment while the family home literally sinks into the cotton field, and no one seems to notice but him. “I would love it if this play was rendered obsolete. If the text and the content of the play would become dated and outmoded as time went along. It's an odd feeling to have the latest American racial tragedy make your play more relevant. However, I think this is the power of new plays; to be able to respond in real time and to use what's happening in our world to fuel our art with more urgency and a bigger commitment to discussion” – Tearrance Arvelle Chisolm;  Dr. Letitia Wright is a highly-esteemed and notable business women. She is the Executive Producer and host of her nationally syndicated television show Wright Place Television, now in its 16th season, bandwidth expanding over 6.5 millions homes each week in Southern California on Direct TV Channel 64. Wright Place is also seen nationally on DISH on Demand spanning its reach to 60 million plus homes .As America’s Crowdfunding Strategist, Dr. Wright recently taught at Dallas Start Up Week 2016.She has been on the list of the Top 100 Crowdfunding Experts for the last 3 years and was invited to President Obama’s Global Entrepreneur Summit this past summer. Dr. Wright is also teaching at Maui’s First Global Entrepreneur Week Event in 2016. She teaches for the SBDC of Riverside Country and SBDC of Orange County.

Aaron Lazar ,With almost a dozen Broadway credits to his name, including Les Miserables, Mamma Mia, A Little Night Music and The Phantom of the Opera is uniquely qualified to bring Broadway to Hollywood. Lazar creates a seamless cabaret, which features both high-quality singing and a humous story through-line. His personal stories, which flowed well with the song selections, offers a compelling insight and remarakable talent, that can brign an audience to th On film and television,  Lazar creates a seamless cabaret, which features both high-quality singing and a humous story through-line.His personal stories, which flowed well with the song selections, offers a compelling insight and remarakable talent, that can brign an audience to their feet. "His personable and natural stage presence, coupled with his strong voice.  WHERE:Rockwell Table & Stage - 1714 N. Vermont Ave, Los Angeles 90027 WHEN: ÂMonday, Sept 25, 2017 at 8:00pm Call 323-669-1550 or visit http://rockwell-la.com/ Mother Love & Kennedy on the political climate, The UN speech, Blowing up NK, People losing security clearence and what that would mean.

Mother Love & Mr. Kennedy share their comments on the Emmys, who rocked & who socked OTRC.The 45th's UN debut, where are we on the Russian investigation. Oh and The RAPTURE! Lucky Harmon is a Baltimore native who has been making inroads in the music industry since his arrival in 2014 thanks to his soulful voice and his unique sound that blends the tone and feel of Ed Sheeran and Justin Timberlake with a touch of Justin Bieber. Born in Baltimore, Lucky was a precocious child who always had an affinity for music and dancing, taking it to the next level after graduating high school and performing with bands and as a solo artist. His unique talent led to Hollywood where he appeared in a number of films such as "Diary of a Wimpy Kid," the upcoming "Pitch Perfect 3," and television shows like the new version of "McGyver" and "Vampire Diaries." He's launching a tour next year and is looking forward to a new album he's recording.

Dr. Deborah Fowler, Founder /Board Chair of Brianna Rose Institute BRIDGE OF HOPE'S (BOH) programs and services rely completely on fundraisers and donations from organizations and individuals.  We appreciate any support you may be able to provide.Bridge of Hope's mission is to enable individuals to achieve their God given potential in life. At the core of this charge is the focus on the whole person.  Our approach changes a community one heartbeat at a time by guiding its participants from obscurity to prosperity, helping them secure education and economic self-sufficiency through the provision of programs, information and access to resources.   For sponsorship and advertising opportunities please email [email protected] or call (626) 927-7025. Laura D. Wilcox is a joyful and dedicated wife, mother, life coach, speaker and author. Her passion starts with her faith, family and work and extends around the world! Laura’s goal is to motivate individuals to improve their lives locally and globally through her techniques and her desire to help others be their best. Her inspirational leadership, integrity, personality and proven ability to guide others has been respected for more than 15 years!As owner and CEO of her life coaching business, Laura has been professionally teaching clients to break habits and achieve their goals since 2002. She provides services that empower men and women to overcome adversity, retrain their mind and accomplish their goals. Laura offers a Christian faith perspective when working with her clients, citing values and prayer as instrumental to achieving personal goals and success.