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  • Pinky Cole, Owner Of ‘Slutty Vegan,’ Files For Bankruptcy

    Pinky Cole, Owner Of ‘Slutty Vegan,’ Files For Bankruptcy

    Pinky Cole has officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

    According to reports, the Slutty Vegan founder filed the petition in Georgia on March 2, and she reportedly owes approximately $1.2 million to the U.S. Small Business Administration, which was in connection with a COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan. She also owes another $192,000 to the Georgia Department of Revenue in state taxes, totaling debts exceeding $1.3 million.

    This filing comes a few months after Cole regained control of her company after its restructuring. Early last year, Cole’s company entered into an Assignment for the Benefit of Creditor, a state-level alternative to bankruptcy. This move forced the owner to relinquish ownership temporarily before she was able to buy it back a few weeks later.

    This news also comes after Pinky Cole joined the newest season of The Real Housewives of Atlanta. In a previous interview, Cole spoke about deciding to file for bankruptcy.

    “I fought it for a long time, to be honest, and I didn’t want to do it,” she said. “I didn’t want to face the public scrutiny. I didn’t want to face the opinions of others because I know I built something that’s so doted by so many people.”

  • Oliver ‘Power’ Grant, Wu-Tang Clan Co-Founder, Cause of Death Revealed

    Oliver ‘Power’ Grant, Wu-Tang Clan Co-Founder, Cause of Death Revealed

    Oliver “Power” Grant, the co-founder of Wu-Tang Clan, cause of death has been revealed.

    According to a post on Instagram, Grant’s family revealed he passed away from pancreatic cancer. “A true fighter until the end, he was surrounded by his mother, his children, his family, and his closest friends,” the statement read. “Born November 24, 1970, in Staten Island, New York, the man the world knew as ‘Power’- and his oldest friends knew as ‘Pookie’- was a proud product of the Park Hill neighborhood.”

    The statement continued, “From those streets, he rose to become a visionary force, a pillar of the Wu-Tang family and a global architect of culture. It was the honor of his life to pour his love, wisdom, and brilliance into his family and his community. His impact was singular; there will never be another to take his place.”

    The statement also shared details for the memorial services for Grant.

    “The wake will be on March 13, 2026, and the funeral will be on March 14, 2026, in the New York City area. We will release exact location details closer to the service dates as we finalize securing the venues.”

    Oliver ‘Power’ Grant passed away on February 23, 2026. He was 52 years old.

  • Jackie Christie Shares Excitement Since ‘Basketball Wives’ Cancellation

    Jackie Christie Shares Excitement Since ‘Basketball Wives’ Cancellation

    Jackie Christie reacts to the news of “Basketball Wives” being canceled after 12 seasons.

    In January, the show’s executive producer, Shaunie Henderson, announced that the reality show would not be returning for another season.

    As many of the cast members expressed gratitude and sadness to see it go, Jackie Christie is excited to see it go.

    “I’m excited only because I’ve done it for 13 years straight, and that’s a long time for a reality show,” Christie said during a recent interview. “And I kind of pushed for that because last season… a lot of stuff went down. And for me, evolvement and being like the mother on the show, and leaning on all of them to be better, and I just didn’t see that growing. So I’m excited that now they’re forced to go out and do great things, and hopefully, they take a lot of what I’ve taught them over the years wherever they go in their careers.”

    Christie is currently competing on the reality tv show House of Villains, which premiered on Peacock on Thursday, February 26, where she has embraced her “villain” persona. “It’s amazing. It is. Because when you’re labeled a villain on a show like Basketball Wives, it’s more in a derogatory way, but this is more in a loving way,” Christie said.

    She continued, “You want to be a villain. You want it. And you know what? You can actually win a huge prize at the end by being a villain. Yeah, it is something to lean into, something to be amazed about… I talk more about the House of Villains than anything. And I’ve done a lot of shows before, but this one, it has to be my favorite.”

    Will you be watching Jackie Christie on House of Villains this season?