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Noah McGee
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Staff Writer, The Root
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By Noah McGee Verified| The Root Verified Fans of “The Joe Budden Podcast,” were in for quite the surprise during the most recent episode, and it didn’t come from the star of the show. It came from one of their newest members, Marc Lamont Hill. Suggested ReadingLesa Milan talks 'Real Housewives of Dubai' Suggested ReadingIn the middle of the episode, Hill decided to share a story that he’s never told before. He describes being in his Philadelphia bookstore, Uncle Bobbie’s, doing a book talk in November 2018.
By Noah McGee Verified| Yahoo Entertainment Verified Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysFans of “The Joe Budden Podcast,” were in for quite the surprise during the most recent episode, and it didn’t come from the star of the show. It came from one of their newest members, Marc Lamont Hill. In the middle of the episode, Hill decided to share a story that he’s never told before.
By Noah McGee Verified| The Root Verified Fans are wondering if Terrell Owens is safe after he shared a frightening, and concerning, video online. In the Instagram clip, Owens told viewers how he “needed help” and how he’s “going to have to swim.” The video was shared on Saturday, April 5 — what Owens probably assumed would be another normal day in Indianapolis. But it really turned out to be a nightmare.
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The Root
The Root is the leading online news, opinion and culture destination for african-americans.
Chicago, United States
+1 212-455-5200
Founded: 2008