"Did you hear about the rose that grew from a crack in the concrete? Provin nature's laws wrong it learned how to walk without havin feet. Funny, it seems to by keeping it's dreams; it learned to breathe fresh air. Long live the rose that grew from concrete when no one else even cared." -Tupac Shakur Layla Thompson...
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"if you're lookin' for someone who can change you're life, ain't no need to cry baby wipe your eyes."
Aria and Dave have an undeniable connection. But with his job, baby mama drama, and all that life brings, can they stay strong and stay together? Or will they crumbles under the pressure? Find out in "Dave's Angel".
After Kylie lost her brother to the dope game she vowed to never look back at her old life and ways. But stumbling into the well known Quinton at his club called ZIPS, things suddenly change for better and for worse.
Casey is a well known criminal and entertainment attorney with her own private practice. She is dating her college sweetheart until he cheats. She then decides to focus on herself until she falls for one of her clients. Read to find out what happens on the next episode of Love, Law & HipHop.
When tragedy strikes Marley's family, the last thing she is looking for is love-until Elijah, her nephew's teacher, shows her it's worth fighting for. ***** 26-year-old Marley Wright's world is flipped upside down when her beloved brother is admitte...
Finding love isn't easy, especially after someone kills your first love. David Brewster has to move on for him and his baby girl Kairi. He's determined to find out what happened to his ex girlfriend. Jalan Parteé is there to make it all better for him and show him he can find love again.
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Sparkle Hayes was the definition of a bad bitch. She had the money, the looks, and the attitude. What happens when her and the notorious Nas 'Rocko' Palms cross paths? Read to find out...
