2 Chainz has tried the most expensive weed strain on the planet, and needless to say, he’s not impressed. The rapper, who gave the “veganic” weed a spin with actress Sarah Silverman, did it for the Friday (May 12) installment GQ online series, Most Expensivist Shit, in where the Atlanta native tries out various expensive items and ranks them for what they’re worth. AD LOADING... Pioneered by Kyle Kushman, “veganic” weed — a portmanteau of “vegan” and “organic” — runs for about $1000 an ounce (or $16,000 a pound).

The 1988 case of Mary Lynn Vialpando remained a mystery to all until 2018 when modern-day DNA technology was used to find the killer of the young mother after three decades. She was found brutally murdered and r*ped in an Old Colorado City alley. Vialpando's case became the first in Colorado's history where DNA evidence was collected from the crime scene. The evidence was later linked to a man named James Papol, who was already being held at a mental institution for unrelated crimes and had an extensive rap sheet.

DJ Alex Haniff was born in United States on November 5, 1991. He's 32 years old today. DJ and producer known for electronic, hip hop, Afrobeat and Brazilian funk. His popular tracks include "Damelo,""Playero 69" and "Wine Up". He has worked in countries such as Israel, France, Dubai, England, Dominican Republic, Haiti and the United States. He has earned more than 1.9 million subscribers on his OSOCITYNATION YouTube channel. All information about Alex Haniff can be found in this post.

Brett Caprioni is a rising television celebrity who is presently the show’s newest male server on the eighth season of Vanderpump Rules. In addition to his television career, the gorgeous hunk is a social media sensation, YouTuber, and Instagram presence. He rose to prominence after sending racist remarks on his social media accounts. On Thursday, January 16th, FaceReality16, an Instagram handle, exposed his racial messages and retweets from 2011 to 2013.

Weddings are big business. Huge in fact. That's probably why we're already on Season 7 of Say Yes To The Dress: Atlanta. Weddings can catapult one to media frenzy status a la Kimye, or internet ridicule like some more questionable brides. It's the avenue of regal princesses and 'zillas alike. Naturally, that's why our TV screens are littered with wedding shows. But if there is one thing reality television has taught me,take any show to Atlanta and it will immediately be the best version of the franchise hands down.