I am moved by this wonderfully executed documentary. Beyonce gave enough to let people know that she is human and that she hurts just like they do. She let her guards down to help empower other women to be independent. Beyonce is so enthused with life. When people watch this documentary they will realize, if they don't already know, that Beyonce has more stress in her life than any of them could imagine.
I truly respect B for being able to balance everything in her life and stay sane. The thing I love most is the faith Beyonce has. She speaks confident in everything he does and has given her. OnPointCeleb!
Please watch this Documentary it will really Empower you in a Beautiful way.
Also Oprah sits down with the singer and gets personal. OnPointCeleb!
The New Jersey rapper says he spent last summer binging on the
designer drug — which is a powdered form of MDMA, the main chemical in
Ecstacy — and barely made it out alive.
"I didn't see a problem with the fact that maybe five days would go by without sleeping," Budden told
a Fox affiliate in New Jersey. "I didn't see a problem with the fact
that maybe I was hallucinating at times. I didn't see a problem with the
fact that I just couldn't get up and walk sometimes."
The drug has been a fixture in clubs for more than a decade, but it
is seeing a surge in popularity after being shouted out in lyrics from
several artists, including Kanye West, Wale and Rihanna.
It's thought of as a "pure" form of Ecstacy, but as Budden's ordeal
illustrates, its addictive high can give way to troubling side effects,
including paranoia, sleep problems, tremors, blurred vision and more.
Responsible for thousands of emergency room visits each year, it also
has potential long-term effects, including liver, heart and kidney
failure, and even death. And some studies have found that it can cause
long-term damage to the brain.
"It just altered your thinking process dramatically and for a thinker
like myself that was like nothing I'd ever experienced before," says
the MC, who's third studio album, No Love Lost, was released this week.
He says he kicked the habit with the help of his loved ones, and
thinks it's important to speak up about his experience. "Now everyone is
speaking about Molly like it's the thing to do," he says. "I thought it
was important for somebody, anybody, to stand up and say, 'you know, I
did that, it's corny.' I'm just hoping that at the end of the day, it
won't be me versus the entire music industry when it comes to who a
13-year-old should listen to regarding drugs."
I'm glad that someone came out and spoke on the dangers. Molly is MDMA but just like every other drug it is most times laced with other substances like cocaine, bath soap, etc. I know everyone remembers in the 80's when cocaine was a huge problem. We don't want that to happen again but with Molly. To the youth no drug is cool being yourself is cool. OnPointLife!
Last night while watching American Idol when Lazaro Arbos began speaking tears came to my eyes. Lazaro has a stutter that he has had since he was 6 years old. He has gone through several therapy but never improved. He says, "“Speaking with a stutter is really hard. The things that normal people would think would be so easy became hard for me".
Lazaro sang "Bridge Over Troubled Water",which is one of my favorite songs, and he completely made me fall in love with it all over again. Lazaro has what it takes to be a star and I am rooting for him 100%. I wish him all the success in the world. OnPointLove!
