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Amerigroup, a health care company, has donated $1 million to a program in Washington D.C. that provides families with access to healthy food.

According to WTOP, Through the program, families can pick up groceries recommended by their physician at a “food pharmacy” located at the their doctor’s office after appointments. The donation more than doubles the number of family’s who can be helped, which right now is about 120.

The program also provides nutritionists to help families learn how to make the food taste well. Amerigroup’s research shows rates of type 2 diabetes and prediabetes in children have been rapidly increasing in the last few years, partly as a consequence of the childhood obesity epidemic and lack of access to healthy fruits and vegetables.

According to their divorce judgment, Anthony Anderson will pay $20,000 monthly to his ex-wife, Alvina Stewart.

The two were married in 1999, Stewart filed for divorce originally in 2015 but dropped it close to when Anderson got his lead role as Andre in Black-ish. She recently filed again last year.

Looks like Anderson might pay more based on his career. Per TMZ, he will pay $20k initially, with potential increases if his annual earnings exceed $2 million; in that case, he’ll pay 20 percent more of his income. Documents state Anthony keeps their property in Encino, CA, and a 2004 Land Rover.

She gets the 2022 Mazda and their place in Houston. They have a cemetery plot at Inglewood Park Cemetery that they’ll sell and split the proceeds. The documents include that Alvina has a registered Glock-19 in her name, but it’s with Anthony. He must return it to law enforcement in 30 days.

Diddy is opening up about his decision to return publishing rights to Bad Boy artists and writers.  

The 53-year-old music mogul has been previously accused of “stealing” money from artists and conducting “bad” business.

The father of seven sat down for an exclusive interview with Billboard, published Wednesday.   “I decided to reassign publishing rights to the whole catalog in May or June 2021. The news is just now coming out because it took time to finalize everything… When I was looking at the catalog and everything, I was put in a position where I felt like I had to look in the mirror. I had to make sure that what I was standing for was my total truth…” 

“We live in a time where things are constantly evolving. And it was about reform for me. It was me looking at ways I could reform things as a person that’s been asking for change… It was just the right and obvious thing to do; something I’m proud I did. As a businessman, there comes a time when you have to pick purpose over profit. I’m glad that I’ve seen both sides. As a businessman, I’ve evolved and was blessed to be in a position to give the publishing back.”