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On Saturday, Sept. 8, Tyron Woodley defended his UFC welterweight title against Darren Till in the main event of UFC 228 at American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas. Woodley needed less than two rounds to take care of business, stunning Till with a heavy right hand before locking in the fight-ending D’Arce choke.

Woodley’s performance in the main event earned him a Performance of the Night bonus, while Till suffered the first loss of his professional career.

If you missed out on Saturday’s main event for the welterweight championship, we have you covered.

You can check out the full video highlights from Woodley vs. Till below.

UFC 228 Results: Videos & Must-See Highlights

UFC 227 Results

• Tyron def. Darren Till via submission (D’Arce choke) – Round 2, 4:19 – to defend welterweight title
• Jessica Andrade def. Karolina Kowalkiewicz via knockout (punch) – Round 1, 1:58
• Zabit Magomedsharipov def. Brandon Davis via submission (kneebar) – Round 2, 3:46
• Jimmie Rivera def. John Dodson via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)
• Abdul Razak Alhassan def. Niko Price via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 0:43
• Tatiana Suarez def. Carla Esparza via TKO (strikes) – Round 3, 4:33
• Aljamain Sterling def. Cody Stamann via submission (kneebar) – Round 2, 3:42
• Geoff Neal def. Frank Camacho via knockout (high kick) – Round 2, 1:23
• Darren Stewart def. Charles Byrd via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 2:17
• Diego Sanchez def. Craig White via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
• Jim Miller def. Alex White via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 1, 1:29
• Irene Aldana def. Lucie Pudilova via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
• Jarred Brooks def. Roberto Sanchez via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)

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It’s Sunday, Sept. 9, which means it is time for the Associated Press to release the AP Top 25 Poll for Week 3 of the 2018 college football season. This week, Alabama has set two Top 24 poll records — most wins as the No. 1 team with 76 and most No. 1 rankings with 106.

In the preseason poll for the 2018 college football season, the reigning national champion Alabama Crimson Tide earned the top spot with 42 first-place votes. Sitting in second-place was the Clemson Tigers, while the Georgia Bulldogs, Wisconsin Badgers, and Ohio State Buckeyes rounded out the top five. Clemson and Wisconsin were the only two other teams to receive first-place votes, with the Tigers receiving 18 and the Badgers receiving one.

In Week 2, Alabama continued to sit atop the rankings with 48 first-place votes, while No. 2 Clemson received 12 and No. 5 Wisconsin received one. In Week 3, the Crimson Tide once again reign supreme.

Where does your favorite team stand entering the upcoming weekend of action?

Check out the full AP Top 25 Poll for Week 3 below.

2018 College Football AP Top 25 Poll

1. Alabama (54)
2. Clemson (6)
3. Georgia
4. Ohio State
5. Oklahoma
6. Wisconsin (1)
7. Auburn
8. Notre Dame
9. Stanford
10. Washington
11. Penn State
12. LSU
13. Virginia Tech
14. West Virginia
15. TCU
16. Mississippi State
17. Boise State
18. UCF
19. Michigan
20. Oregon
21. Miami
22. USC
23. Arizona State
24. Oklahoma State
25. Michigan State

Others receiving votes: Utah 92, Texas A&M 90, Boston College 45, Houston 32, Maryland 30, Colorado 25, Iowa 23, Kentucky 19, Duke 10, NC State 9, Mississippi 5, Hawaii 5, Washington St. 4, South Florida 3, South Carolina 2, Florida St. 1.

The Associated Press first began on Oct. 19, 1936, and is the longest-running poll in the country. The AP Top 25 is determined based on a simple point-based voting system where the voter ranks the best teams in college football. A team receives 25 points for first place, 24 points for second, and so on. The AP Top 25 poll point system is the same for college football, men’s and women’s basketball.

Longtime college football writers who vote in the Associated Press Top 25 Poll include Ben Jones, Bill Landis, Brett McMurphy, Brian Howell, Rece Davis, Rob Long, Robert Gagliardi, Steve Layman, Steve Virgen, Tom Murphy, and Tony Parks.

Nia Imani Franklin, Miss New York 2018, is your winner of the 2019 Miss America competition. Franklin was awarded the crown on Sunday, Sept. 10 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Franklin received the crown from 2018 winner Cara Mund of North Dakota. It marked the first year for the competition since the removal of the swimsuit competition.

Franklin was a music composition major at The University of North Carolina School of Arts and hopes to use the Miss America platform to “champion for all children to have access to quality art education.”

Franklin’s platform involves advocating for the arts, according to her official bio.

“My dedication to the arts influenced my educational choices, resulting in my master of music composition degree. Although I was a minority in my school, I connected with my peers based on our mutual love of the arts,” Franklin said.

“For the Miss America Organization, I will bring my zeal for music and performance, and be a strong support for arts in education.”

For more photos of Nia Franklin, check out the pictures below and be sure to head on over to Instagram and click follow to join the growing list of more than 8,000 fans who can’t wait to see her next move.

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Purple Haze nightclub in downtown Memphis, Tennessee was the scene of a shooting early Monday morning. According to the Memphis Police, the shooting occurred at around 3:30 a.m. local time and at least five people were injured in the gunfire. Several ambulances responded to the scene, but no arrests have been made at this time.

From the Commercial Appeal:

Officers responded to a shooting call at Purple Haze located at South 2nd Street and Lt. George West Lee Avenue around 3:25 a.m., according to the Memphis Fire Department. If anyone has any information pertaining to the shooting, police ask that they call CrimeStoppers at 901-528-2274.

Authorities say that one victim was taken to the Regional Medical Center in critical condition. Three others are expected to be okay, according to WREG-3.

Conflicting reports said that four victims to Regional One, and another to Methodist, though details remain scarce at this time.

CSI detectives were also on the scene, according to FOX 13.

Troy Washington of WREG reported that the shooting started after a fight broke out in the club. Purple Haze is no stranger to unfortunate violence in and around the nightclub, Washington detailed in a tweet. He wrote:

– Christmas Day last year man shot inside of Purple Haze.
– March known city activist shot near Purple Haze
– In April nightclub decided no more hard rap would be in effort to try to stop the trend of violence.
-June two cousins arrested for fight at club.

Where is Purple Haze Nightclub?

Purple Haze nightclub is located at 140 George W. Lee in downtown Memphis.

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Arnold Palmer was born Sept. 10, 1929 in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. “The King,” as he has been nicknamed, was one of the first sports superstars in the television age and earned 62 PGA Tour wins — which is fifth all-time — during his lengthy career. His achievements include four Masters Tournament wins, one U.S. Open win, and two wins in The Open Championship. In total, Palmer earned an impressive 95 professional wins.

Palmer passed away on Sept. 25, 2016, shortly after his 87th birthday while he was awaiting heart surgery at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.

In honor of what would have been his birthday, we take a look back at some of the top quotes from Palmer’s career.

Below are some of the best quotes and sayings from the legendary golfer.

Arnold Palmer: Best Quotes & Sayings

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“The most rewarding things you do in life are often the ones that look like they cannot be done.”

“I’ve always made a total effort, even when the odds seemed entirely against me. I never quit trying; I never felt that I didn’t have a chance to win.”

“The road to success is always under construction.”

“The secret of concentration is the secret of self-discovery. You reach inside yourself to discover your personal resources, and what it takes to match them to the challenge.”

“What do I mean by concentration? I mean focusing totally on the business at hand and commanding your body to do exactly what you want it to do.”

“You must play boldly to win.”

“I never felt that I didn’t have a chance to win.

“It is a rare and difficult attainment to grow old gracefully and happily.”

“I grew up in poverty on the edge of a golf course. I saw how people lived on the other side of the tracks, the upper crust and the WASPs at the country club. We had chickens and pigs in our yards. We butchered every year. I’ll never forget those things.”

“I am a sentimental guy, and occasionally, that lump in my throat when I speak has stopped my tongue from working.”

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Dallas Police Officer Amber Renee Guyger has been identified as the female cop who shot and killed her neighbor after she had entered his apartment thinking it was her own.

Guyger, 30, has since been arrested and charged with manslaughter. She was booked into was booked into the Kaufman County Jail. After being checked into Kaufman County Jail around 7:20 p.m. on Sunday, September 9, and posted bond of $300,000 and was released by 8:30 p.m.

According to various reports, Guyger fatally shot 26-year-old Botham Jean on Thursday, September 6, inside of Jean’s apartment. Jean grew up on the Caribbean Island of St Lucia and studied at Harding University in Arkansas.

via The Washington Post:

Guyger, still in uniform after working a shift, went inside Jean’s apartment, apparently thinking that it was hers. Police have said little else about what happened, other than that Guyger fired her weapon. She called 911, and Jean died at a hospital.

A video taken from outside the building shows the officer on her phone, pacing back and forth outside the apartment, and crying. Paramedics were later seen moving a man on a gurney and performing CPR on him.

Authorities had initially held off on obtaining an arrest warrant for Guyger. Dallas Police Chief Renée Hall said investigators needed more time to decipher what they have described as an unusual case of a shooting by an officer. The Texas Ranger Division, a separate agency that’s investigating the case, had asked that the warrant be postponed.

The Washington Post reports that a police spokeswoman referred questions to the Texas Ranger Division. The Texas Department of Public Safety, which oversees the Texas Rangers Division, has not responded to a request for comment beyond issuing a brief news release announcing Guyger’s arrest.

Guyger, who has been with the Dallas Police Department since 2014, has been placed on administrative leave.

If convicted of manslaughter, Guyge faces between two and 20 years in prison.

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In the days following the tragic death of rapper Mac Miller, tributes from artists, friends, fans, and family began pouring onto social media.

From peers like Chance The Rapper and Wiz Khalifa to ex-girlfriends such as Ariana Grande, everyone who seemed to have somewhat of a relationship with Malcolm James McCormick seemed utterly devastated by the news of his untimely passing.

However, of all the social media tributes thus far, none have been nearly as heartbreaking as the tribute from Miller’s own mother, Karen Meyers.

Posted about 24 hours after the news of her son’s death, Meyers uploaded an adorable photo of the mother and son enjoying a Pittsburgh Pirates game at PNC Park. The photo was captioned with a simple yet devastating broken heart emoji.

Miller, who was famously from Pittsburgh, was a noted fan of all things black & yellow.

Miller, born Malcolm James McCormick on January 19, 1992, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, died at the age of 26-years-old of an apparent overdose. He was found unresponsive around noon on Friday, September 7, in a bedroom at his San Fernando Valley home and was pronounced dead at the scene.

Thank you for the music, Mac. May you rest in peace.

If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse, contact the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).

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Judy Genshaft, the president of the University of South Florida, announced on Monday, Sept. 10 that she will be stepping down from her position and retiring after 18 years on the job. Genshaft, the beloved president at USF, made her announcement on campus and the decision will be effective July 1, 2019.

Genshaft is credited with the incredible growth of “student success, research and innovation, fundraising and economic development.” In June 2018, USF earned the designation of Preeminence, signaling the school’s rise to prominence under her direction.

“The University of South Florida is on a trajectory unlike ever before in its history. We are reaching milestones once reserved for universities twice our age. We continue to make groundbreaking strides in research, student success, teaching and community impact,” Genshaft said in a letter to the USF community,” via WTFS-Tampa Bay.

“Because of this positive momentum, my family and I believe that this is the right time for me to step down from my post as president, effective July 1, 2019. It has been the honor of my professional career to be part of this journey since the year 2000.”

Congratulations to Genshaft on a successful career and best of luck in the next chapter.

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Welcome to COED’s Quick Fix, a rundown and recap off all the news, stories and headlines that you need to know today. Whether it be pop culture, sports, news, college or lifestyle, we’ve got you covered.

This is the Quick Fix for Monday, September 10, 2018.

Pop Culture

– Mac Miller’s mother posted a tribute to her late son that will break your heart:

Mac Miller's Mother Pays Tribute To Her Son On Instagram

– Introducing the new Miss America:

Nia Imani Franklin: Hottest Photos On The Internet

Sports

– The NFL returned this weekend and it was glorious:

Mac Miller's Mother Pays Tribute To Her Son On Instagram

– All the highlights from UFC 228:

UFC 228 Results: Videos & Must-See Highlights

News & Politics

– 30-year-old Dallas police offer Amber Guyger has been charged with manslaughter after she fatally shot 26-year-old Botham Jean in his own apartment:

Amber Guyger Photos: Full Story Of Dallas Police Officer

College

– Monmouth University in New Jersey suspended their entire Greek life system:

Monmouth University Suspends All Of Their Fraternities & Sororities

– Kanye West is going to start teaching college courses:

Kanye West Is Going To Start Teaching College Courses

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Quote of the Day

“Confidence is that feeling by which the mind embarks in great and honorable courses with a sure hope and trust in itself.” — Marcus Tullius Cicero

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UPDATE: Maybe Kanye West won’t be teaching college courses after all. Despite tweeting over the weekend that he would be teaching a course at the Art Institute of Chicago and the American Academy of Art, a school spokesperson has said otherwise.

“We’re flattered that Mr. West would have an interest in teaching emerging artists and designers at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago; however, Mr. West is not currently teaching at SAIC, and at this time, there are no plans for him to do so,” a spokesperson from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago told COED in a statement.

The original story can be seen below. 

If you ever wanted to learn directly from Kanye West, you’re going to get your chance. This weekend, the hip-hop star announced that he will be teaching college courses at The Art Institute of Chicago and the American Academy of Art. There is no word on exactly when Kanye will begin teaching or what courses he will teach, but it’s now out there for the world to see.

Neither school has confirmed Kanye’s comments.

Kanye previously received an honorary PhD from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2005, via VICE.com. Kanye’s mother was previously a professor at Chicago State University, where Kanye briefly attended along with the American Academy of Art.

“This is what we’re all about at the Art Institute of Chicago,” said Lisa Wainwright, dean of faculty and vice president of academic affairs for the school, in a statement at the time he received his honorary degree, via NBC-5 Chicago. “Our students have no majors, Kanye has no major. He crosses disciplines, he’s from Chicago, he impacts the culture in a profound way. This is a guy who is struggling with the historical moment with issues of race and class and fame and power and sexuality. It’s so in accord with what our students are doing.”

Kanye, who was born in Atlanta, Georgia but calls Chicago home, has been staying busy as a rapper, songwriter, producer, and fashion designer. Kanye has collaborated with brands like Nike and Louis Vuitton, while recently producing a string of albums this summer from artists like Pusha T, Nas, and Teyana Taylor. Now, as long as he’s not trolling the world, he can add college professor to his list of credentials.

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Omarose Onee Manigault Newman, better known simply as “Omarosa”, is an American reality TV star, writer, and former political aide to President Donald Trump.

Omarosa, born February 5, 1974, in Youngstown, Ohio, first gained national exposure when she starred as a contestant on the first season of NBC’s reality television series The Apprentice.

After Donald Trump’s presidential victory, Omarosa became the assistant to the President and director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison in January of 2017. Newman resigned from this position in the White House on December 13, 2017.

Following her stint in the White House, Omarosa competed on Celebrity Big Brother.

In August 2018, Newman released ‘Unhinged’, a tell-all book that detailed her time working in the White House.

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The College of the Ozarks (not related to the Jason Bateman Netflix series), a small Christian college in Missouri, has announced that its students will no longer wear Nike athletic uniforms due to the company’s Colin Kaepernick endorsement.

Following the announcement, the women’s volleyball team was the first to team to play a game, wearing gray T-shirts instead of their Nike uniforms.

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via Springfield News-Leader:

The private Christian college announced in a press release that student-athletes will no longer wear the brand in response to the company’s 30th-anniversary ad campaign featuring former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

“In their new ad campaign, we believe Nike executives are promoting an attitude of division and disrespect toward America,” College of the Ozarks President Jerry C. Davis said in a news release. “If Nike is ashamed of America, we are ashamed of them. We also believe that those who know what sacrifice is all about are more likely to be wearing a military uniform than an athletic uniform.”

The College of the Ozarks is one of the most conservative colleges in the country, so the decision isn’t all that surprising.

In 2017, the school introduced a mandatory “patriotism” class for incoming freshman. The course, called Patriotic Education and Fitness, teaches students about topics including flag protocols, military customs, and U.S. politics.

Similarly, The Wall Street Journal has called the university “Hard Work U” due to their unique work-study program.

Much of the College of the Ozark’s curriculum is based on character building, an honor code, and convocations and chapel attendance.

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Donald Glover is currently on tour — for what he says is “the last time” —  as Childish Gambino, and during his show in Chicago on Saturday, September 8, he paid tribute to fellow “internet music kid” Mac Miller.

Miller, born Malcolm James McCormick, tragically passed away on Friday, September 6 due to an apparent overdose.

Glover, performing at the United Center in Chicago, took a moment to address Miller’s death, which he admitted had him “f*cked up”:

“I’m a very sensitive person. I am very sensitive. But this Mac Miller shit got me f*cked up. And I’m serious, and I see some of y’all taking your phone out, put your phone down. I don’t wanna commodify this moment. This is a moment. I don’t want this get on the internet and be sold again and again because that’s what happening to him right now, he’s not even allowed to really be dead. We’re not even really allowed to be sad about this kid who, he was so nice. Y’all don’t know, like he was the sweetest guy, he was so nice.

And we were both internet music kids cause, ya know, we came up during the internet, and a lot of critics were like, ‘Yo, this corny-ass white dude,’ just like they were like, ‘Yo, this corny-ass black dude,’ and we used to talk. And this kid, he just loved music. And we should be allowed to be sad about it.

Like my heart was broken — like if you guys knew him, I wish — and I feel good about being sad, because it tells me that he was special, that I had a special moment, you know what I’m saying? Everybody deserves that, everybody in this room, you are nobody’s narrative. You know sometimes people struggle with that, you know, people tell you who you are on the internet‘you’re the corny ass white dude, you’re the corny ass black kid, you’re the weirdo, you’re the this, you’re the that, you’re the smart arty black girl’, they’ll make a narrative about you. But we’re all way to complex to be a narrative. So I just want to say, ‘I love you, Mac,’ and I just want to tell you guys that I love you and this song is for him, because I feel like sometimes he wanted to let go.”

Glover then dedicated his performance of Riot to the late McCormick.

Thank you for the music, Mac. May you rest in peace.

If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse, contact the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).

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College football player Derek Loccident is in the hospital and recovering from a gruesome accident and injury. According to the Oklahoma City Police Department, Loccident was attempting to crawl under a stopped train when the train began to move and severed his foot.

Loccident is a 20-year-old sophomore member of the Central Oklahoma football program.

“The University of Central Oklahoma Athletics Department wishes to extend its full support to the Loccident family following an accident involving Derek Loccident Sunday morning. Derek is a sophomore on the UCO football Team,” head football coach Nick Bobeck said in a statement released by the university.

“The only thing that matters right now is that Derek knows he has our full support. We are here for him. It’s important for his family to know that to[o]. This isn’t about him being a football player right now, it’s about him being a young man that we are here for.”

The incident reportedly occurred shortly after 3:00 a.m. After losing his foot, Loccident traveled several hundred yards before he was able to flag down help. He was then transferred to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

From Oklahoma’s News 4:

The Oklahoma City Police Department originally said on Sunday that Loccident had been walking along the tracks sometime before 3 a.m., when the mechanical railroad switch activated, pinning his foot in the mechanism. However, Oklahoma City police announced Monday morning that Loccident had actually been crawling under a stopped train when the train started moving and amputated his left foot.

Loccident, who joined Central Oklahoma out of Westmoore High School, was an All-Conference, All-District, and Class 6A All-Star during his high school career. Loccident made 53 tackles and one interception, and also lettered in track and field. The 20-year-old from Oklahoma City is a criminal justice major.

Our thoughts are with Loccident during his recovery.

Samantha Perkins via CBS Houston

They say football is like a religion in Texas (do they? I may have just made that up), especially when it comes to college football.

With the University of Texas, Texas A&M, SMU (RIP), TCU, Texas Tech, Baylor (RIP), and the University of Houston, the college football culture is a deep and rich one. And because of that, it goes without saying that the rivalries between these two schools are as passionate as rivalries come.

So, when your unborn child declares his fandom for a rival school before even being born, does that mean he begins his life in time out?

These are questions for Samanta Perkins — a Texas A&M whose sonogram shows her 21-week-old baby doing the famed UT ‘Hook em’ sign — not me.

via CBS Austin:

When the soon-to-be parents went to the doctor this week, they were surprised by what they saw on the sonogram.

“(The tech) asked if we were (University of Texas) Longhorns fans,” Perkins said. “My husband and I just looked at each other.”

When she showed them the screen, all they could do was laugh. Instead of a “Gig ’em,” this future A&M Aggie was flashing a UT “Hook ’em Horns” sign.

Despite the appearance that the little guy is already rooting for their rivals, the University of Texas, Perkins and her husband are not giving up.

“Going to the (Clemson University) game this weekend,” Perkins said. “Starting the brainwashing early.” Perkins was in the Aggie band, while her husband was in the Corps of Cadets.

Samantha and her husband hope their baby will be a fourth-generation Aggie, as his great-grandfather was in the class of 1938, his uncle graduated in 1984, and his mother graduated in 2008.

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Gun to your head, I bet you thought the University of Hawaii-esque linebacker was going to come out on top. Don’t feel bad, though, because so did I.

At first, context clues from viral fight videos in the past seem to indicate that Maui from Moana was going to be the clear victor, as she begins the video in a dominant position and throws the first punch. Easy victory, right?

WRONG!

Fired out of a cannon like she just railed a line of pure, uncut pumpkin spice powder, this teenage cheerleader — who probably weighs 100 pounds soaking wet — absolutely demolishes Rikishi (that’s a WWF Attitude Era reference for ya) with a fury of lightning speed blows.

via Twitter:

“so my little sister got in a fight tonight and i don’t think i’ve ever been more proud  with her phone in her hand & everything lmao THATS MY MF SISTER LETS GOOOOOOO”

The clip was uploaded to Twitter by 19-year-old Sierra Sprague, the sister of the cheerleader/lightweight Ronda Rousey in the video.

According to the New York Post, officials at Clayton Valley Charter High School did not have an immediate comment when reached for comment. Furthermore, Sprague and the school’s cheerleading coach also did not return messages seeking additional comment.

In hindsight, it shouldn’t be much of a surprise that the diminutive Sprague came away victorious, as Conor McGregor once famously said ‘precision beats power and timing beats speed’.

Also, Sierra… sup?

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Fans of the late Mac Miller, who died of an apparent overdose on Friday, September 6, will have the opportunity to pay tribute to the late ‘Swimming’ rapper at a vigil being held at Blue Slide Park in Pittsburgh.

The vigil for Malcolm James McCormick will take place on Tuesday, September 1 1at 5 p.m. EST. in the Frick Park section of Blue Slide Park, which is located at the intersection of Beechwood Boulevard and Nicholson Street.

Blue Slide Park, the name of Mac Miller’s debut studio album, featured a track titled “Frick Park Market.”

The announcement of the vigil was made on Facebook:

We would like to bring the city together in full force for this legendary icon. Mac deserves to be sent off with an evening of celebrating his life, discussing his struggles, and remembering his stories; most importantly for his iconic work that brought joy into the lives of everybody who listened.

We are welcoming all artists to come and paint, create, draw, live tribute art for this event.

According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the Pittsburgh Public Works plans to repaint the famed blue slide on Tuesday with a special epoxy. The Post-Gazette also reports that a documentary will be filming during the event.

The schedule for the vigil is as follows:

– The vigil begins at 5 p.m. EST and will include the playing of Miller’s music; the creation of drawings, paintings, and murals.

– Speakers will begin at 7:30 p.m. EST to talk about how the rapper touched their lives.

– The candlelight ceremony will begin around 9:30 p.m.

At this time, no official announcement has been made in regards to funeral services for McCormick. Similarly, there is no word on whether or not the vigil will be streamed online.

Mac Miller Vigil Details & Information

When: Tuesday, September 11

Where: Frick Park Blue Slide playground, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Time: 5 p.m. EST

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For more information about the vigil, you can email Nightfall Records at Nightfallpgh@gmail.com.

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The feud between Nicki Minaj and Cardi B is showing no signs of slowing down. After the two hip-hop stars were involved in an altercation at New York Fashion Week on Saturday, Sept. 8 — which included Cardi B throwing a shoe at Minaj — Minjah used her platform on Queen Radio to continue dissing her rival in the rap game.

Following the altercation, Cardi B accused Minaj of talking crap about her child, but Minaj adamantly denied those claims.

“I just want people to know that Onika Tanya Maraj has never, will never speak ill on anyone’s child,” she said. “I am not a clown. That’s clown sh*t. The other thing is to tell the world something just because you look f*cking dumb. You knew that when that footage came out, you was about to look f*cking dumb, so your publicist—also looking f*cking dumb…—they hurried up and put out a statement. I’m such a ill-ass b*tch I didn’t even feel the need to defend myself that night.”

She continued to diss Cardi B for the way she handled herself in the setting.

“The other night I was part of something so mortifying and so humiliating to go through in front of a bunch upper echelon people who have their life together. The way they passed by looking at this disgusting commotion,” she said. “I was mortified. I was in a Gaultier gown—off the motherf*cking runway—and I could not believe how humiliated it all felt because we made ourselves look [ridiculous].”

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Things really escalated with a warning to Cardi B about the consequences of continuing to lash out in public.

“The world gave you a blessing, of a beautiful bundle of joy, and the only thing on your mind after you gave birth was to attack people and to stop their bagsm” Minaj wrote. “And you wanna let your publicist write something about stopping bags? Do you know what it is to sit in your room for hours and days at a time writing raps? You came into my f*cking culture! I never had a DJ to play my f*cking songs.”

“Get this woman some f*cking help. This woman is at the best stage of her career and she’s throwing bottles and shoes? You n****s don’t care until somebody’s f*cking dead…. This sh*t ain’t f*cking funny. You put your hands on certain people, you gonna die. Period.”

Now we just have to wait to see how Cardi B responds to the last remarks from Minaj.

You can listen to the full comments below.

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Following his tragic and untimely death on September 6, giants of the music game such as Drake, Elton John, and Donald Glover, have paid tribute to the late Mac Miller during their recent live performances. J. Cole can be added to that list now, too.

After their initial news of Miller’s passing broke, Cole took to Twitter to provide a helping hand to anyone else in the rap game who may be struggling, saying:

“This is a message for anybody in this game that’s going through something. If you don’t feel right, if you feel you have a substance problem, if you need a ear to vent to. If you uncomfortable talking to people around you. Please reach out to me.”

Miller’s death is clearly weighing heavily on Cole, as his most recent album, KOD, was largely about the substance abuse issues that are currently plaguing our nation. Additionally, Cole recently worked with Miller, producing the song “Hurt Feelings” on his fifth and final album Swimming.

During his Las Vegas concert the day of Miller’s death, Cole gave an impassioned speech about trauma, abuse, and dealing with your issues.

“As you grow up, you go through some traumatic shit. You leave it alone and you ignore it, and before you know it, you’re 20 fucking years old and you’re walking around with all this shit that’s accumulated.

Every day, Vegas, people die…. And they never got a chance to deal with their shit. I’m not trying to wait till I die to deal with my shit. I’m trying to deal with my shit right fuckin’ now.”

Cole then dedicated his performance of “Loves Yourz” to Miller:

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Julie Chen is a television personality, news anchor, and producer for CBS, who is best known for her role as the moderator of the network’s daytime talk show The Talk. Chen is married to former CBS CEO Les Moonves.

Chen was born in Queens, New York City, on January 6, 1970, to a pair of immigrants. She attended St. Francis Preparatory School, graduating in 1987 before she graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in broadcast journalism in 1991.

Her career really took off in 1999, when she became the anchor of CBS Morning News and CBS This Morning. A year later, Chen become the host of the reality TV show Big Brother.

In 2002, Chen moved on from her roles on CBS Morning News and CBS This Morning to become anchor of The Early Show. Chen hosted The Early Show until 2010. In 2010, Chen began hosting The Talk , which currently features her, Eve, Sharon Osbourne, Sheryl Underwood, and Sara Gilbert.

Chen’s husband Les Mooves, who she married on December 23, 2004, was ousted from his position of CEO at CBS due to multiple sexual misconduct allegations.