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In Episode 12 of Zeus Network's Baddies USA: Chapter One, titled 'What Up Doe?', the cast's bus ride turned chaotic when spilled tacos sparked Biggie's over-the-top rant about the smell and mess, just 30 minutes into a four-hour drive. The Providence native, a veteran from multiple Baddies seasons, had fans laughing and calling her comedic relief while others slammed her as annoying and demanded she leave the show. Her moment overshadowed other drama like brawls involving Dolly and Summer, highlighting why Biggie remains a divisive star as the tour continues.

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Tacos hit the bus floor during a Detroit road trip, and Damerlin 'Biggie' Baez lost it—yelling 'Stop the bus! No, no. NO!' Her wild reaction turned a messy mishap into episode gold.

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Big Brother cuffed housemates Ilano and Matha together as a challenge in Big Brother Mzansi Season 6. The pairing required them to navigate daily activities jointly. It resulted in comedic interactions, arguments, and frustration among the housemates.

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The remix of Daylyt's 2024 song 'A Plate of Collard Greens'—which already had J. Cole's verse from last September—dropped unexpectedly on Instagram Sunday, produced by Python P and Saint Pat Beatz with TDE's fish logo on the art. Recorded as far back as November 2023, Ab-Soul's new verse adds fresh energy amid J. Cole's 'end of an era' talks for his early 2026 album The Fall-Off. Fans praised the intricate wordplay and lineup, with some joking Cole's already back from any retirement vibes, while others debate whose verse hits hardest.

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Ab-Soul surprised fans by jumping on J. Cole and Daylyt's track, turning a duo cut into a full posse showcase with sharp bars over soulful beats.

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During a Bazozwa Boombox segment, Big Brother played a recording of Ashay referring to Liema Pantsi as lazy in a conversation with Mmeli and Ilano, revealing it to all housemates. Liema Pantsi, who considered Ashay her best friend, expressed hurt but chose to act mad without fully confronting him.

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In a clip from *Uthando Nes'thembu* season 9, MaKhumalo gives a house tour highlighting her independent style, including framed portraits of herself and stepdaughter Mpilo, but lacking images of polygamous businessman Musa. Viewers split between calling it self-centered or celebrating it as self-love, with some joking she's 'standing on business' and others noting Musa appears in a few shots. The discussion reflects her fierce independence, as she's credited with buying and renovating the home herself amid family property talks.

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Thobile 'MaKhumalo' Mseleku proudly shows off her renovated Umzumbe home, filled with oversized photos of herself and family—but no sign of husband Musa Mseleku on the walls.

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Mshefane, a housemate from Big Brother Mzansi Season 6, was evicted early after sharing his personal struggles with fellow contestant The Don, which producers did not broadcast. Fans organized donation drives to his account to support him and his family post-eviction. Businesses offered gifts and well-wishes to help him achieve his goals.

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During a segment on 'The Five,' Watters said President Trump reclaimed the Panama Canal, pulled Greenland into the U.S. orbit, boosted NATO funding, and settled wars—all via tariffs—hours after the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that such broad tariffs need congressional approval. Trump vowed new measures in response, calling the decision a disgrace. Social media users called out the claims as untrue and exaggerated, with facts showing diplomatic progress on Panama fees and Greenland cooperation but no U.S. takeovers, NATO hikes driven more by Russia threats, and fragile ceasefires rather than ended wars.

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Fox News host Jesse Watters celebrated tariffs as a magic bullet for U.S. foreign policy wins, but viewers weren't buying it.

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Reverse: 1999's Version 3.5, 'The Turquoise Serpent Club,' spotlights Lorentz Butterfly, an Intellect damage dealer with chaos-theory designs, and Ramona, a Plant-attribute exorcist in a Latin America-inspired story of lost memories and revival. Banners on Chinese servers start March 5, pairing Lorentz with X and Barbara in Phase 1, then Ramona with Loggerhead and Kanjira in Phase 2, plus a free 20-pull event. Fans love the striking outfits, new garments like Corvus's 'Burning Away Tears,' and deeper lore tales, with global release expected months later.

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Lorentz Butterfly drifts through storms in flowing white robes, while Ramona summons explosive vines with her mop staff amid ancient ruins. These two new 6-star Arcanists bring fresh magic to the time-travel RPG.

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The February 20 article draws on IMF and government data showing Canada's average dipped below Alabama's around 2023-2024, as population growth outpaced economic output amid a 1.4% real GDP per capita drop last year. Alabama's economy boomed through auto manufacturing, with plants from Mercedes, Honda, Hyundai and Toyota producing 1.2 million vehicles yearly, plus NASA's Huntsville hub, biotech investments and low 2.7% unemployment. The piece spotlights business-friendly policies drawing firms, while critics cite Canada's high taxes and immigration surges, though skeptics highlight advantages like universal healthcare, higher life expectancy and purchasing power adjustments.

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Canada, the resource-rich G7 nation, now trails Alabama—an often-stereotyped U.S. state—in GDP per capita, according to a Globe and Mail investigation.

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In Big Brother Mzansi's 'Cuff It' love-themed week, 35-year-old dancer Trixie from Uitenhage and 28-year-old food vendor Bravo B from Nongoma paired up, confirming mutual interest in diary sessions after mutual proposals. Their cuddles and kisses have fans swooning over 'Braxie' or 'Brixie,' though some question if Trixie's affections are strategic following past flirtations. Both now face eviction pressure after Sunday's triple exit of allies like Kokii and Mshefane, with viewers rallying votes to keep them in the house that launched January 11.

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Trixie leans in close, hand on Bravo B's face, as they share a tender kiss in the Bazozwa house. Fans can't get enough of their sweet chemistry during a tense eviction week.

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