The 9-year-old boy who was injured at the Astroworld Festival in Houston died Sunday, according to the family’s attorney.
The death toll from the concert now stands at 10.
The boy, Ezra Blount, had been in a medically induced coma since being trampled at the show.
He was at the festival with his father when concertgoers surged toward the outdoor stage when rapper Travis Scott started performing.
A statement from the family said in part that they are “grieving the incomprehensible loss of their precious young son.”
Then added, “This should not have been the outcome of taking their son to a concert.”
Dozens of lawsuits have been filed accusing the show’s organizers of negligence.
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Faith Evans has responded to the divorce filed by Stevie J last week. The singer posted a picture on Sunday (November 14) of the two of them enjoying a day at the beach with the caption, “Get us free, bruh! @hitmansteviej_1”
Stevie J filed divorce paperwork on Monday (November 8th) in Los Angeles Country. The couple got married in Las Vegas in 2018 on a whim.
Faith and Stevie have publicly broken up and reconciled so that could be the case again, however, only time will tell, they have been friends for over 20 years.
Do you think Faith and Stevie J are really divorcing?
Howard Reaches Agreement With Students
Howard University students are ending their month-long protest after reaching an agreement with the University. An official announcement from Howard President Dr. Wayne Frederick is expected later today.

“In Korean tradition the two syllables they each mean something different and Ji means, like, smart or wise. And Young means, like, brave or courageous and strong,” explained Ji-Young.
You can see Ji-Young in See Us Coming Together: A Sesame Street Special. Simu Liu, Padma Lakshmi and Naomi Osaka are among the celebrities appearing in the special, airing on Thanksgiving Day on HBO Max, Sesame Street social media platforms and on local PBS stations.
What do you think about Sesame Street getting their first Asian American muppet?
“I didn’t want to play the down-South African American guy during slavery, you know what I mean? I didn’t want to play that role. But the guy who played it did a wonderful job,” Shaq recently told The Marchand and Ourand Sports Media Podcast, “Michael Clarke Duncan did an excellent job, so I think I made the right decision…”
Shaq is right, Michael Clarke Duncan received a best supporting actor nomination at the Academy Awards before passing away in 2012.
How do you think The Green Mile would’ve turned out had Shaq played John Coffey?
It’s Our Season of Giving
It’s that time again, our 43rd Food2Feed 12-hour radiation
Our 43rd Annual WHUR Food2Feed Radiothon is Tuesday, November 16th from 6am to 6pm at the studios of WHUR – 529 Bryant Street, NW. You can donate now on whur.com or drop off your non-perishable items and donation Tuesday at the radio station. www.whur.com
Tune in to Taking it to the Streets, weekday mornings at 6:15, 7:08 and 8:40 on the Steve Harvey Morning Show on 96.3 WHUR.
Follow me on facebook and twitter at @bobbygailes for updates and to stay connected.
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THE JOURNEY: “A Conversation with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer”
President Frederick talks to Senator Chuck Schumer, the current Senate majority leader, the senior senator for the state of New York, and one of the most accomplished public servants on Capitol Hill.
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With a new Democratic administration in the White House and the Democratic Party holding the slimmest of majorities in the Senate, there is a new dynamic in our nation’s capital, even as we continue to battle familiar foes – the coronavirus pandemic, climate change and more. On today’s episode of “The Journey,” President Frederick talks to Senator Chuck Schumer, the current Senate majority leader, the senior senator for the state of New York, and one of the most accomplished public servants on Capitol Hill.
Air Date: May 2, 2021
National World Kindness Day
Are people finding it difficult to be kind? What has happened to the smallest of kind gestures?
Tomorrow is national world kindness day. But the way some people are acting these days, you wouldn’t know it. Have you seen viral video from passenger jets lately? Flight attendents being attacked? Customers cursing at, and even fighting fast food workers for wrong orders? What has happened to the smallest of kind gestures?
Resources:
Shasheeh Shah
Dr. Renee Carr


Bannon Indicted For Contempt Of Congress
A federal grand jury handed down the indictment.

Recognizing Black Veterans
Honoring black veterans
Recognizing black veterans, past and present. A civilian heads a movement to honor three black Civil War soldiers killed in northern Virginia in 1864. A U.S. Marine Corps veteran talks about her service and the work she’s doing to improve the mental health of veterans.
Resources:
The Freedom Foundation
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