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Rapper Big Pokey Laid to Rest at Houston Funeral a Week After Death – The Hollywood Reporter

Houston rapper Big Pokey was laid to rest Sunday, a week after he collapsed onstage and died during a performance. A week ago, Big Pokey was onstage in front of an audience in Beaumont, Texas, when he suddenly collapsed. A video circulating online and on social media shows Pokey taking the microphone in front of a crowd. He takes a breath and then falls backward. He was 48. The cause of death is not yet known; a preliminary autopsy report was inconclusive. On Saturday, he was laid to rest…

Big Pokey death: Houston rapper collapses onstage

Big Pokey, the pioneering Houston rapper who helped transform the city’s hip-hop scene, has died after collapsing onstage Saturday. He was 45.Big Pokey, whose real name was Milton Powell, died Sunday, a representative for the musician confirmed in a statement provided to The Times. No cause of death was given.“It is with deep sadness that we share the news of the passing of our beloved Milton ‘Big Pokey’ Powell,” the statement read.“He was well-loved by his family, his friends, and his loyal fans. In the coming days, we…

Paul Frank on Pop Culture Accessorizing With Loungefly

Photo: LoungeflyThe ‘90s and Y2K icon resurgence has celebrated originators across a variety of brands, whether it’s Looney Tunes streetwear, Barbie fashion moments, Lisa Frank stationary, and more. Loungefly has worked with a number of pop culture accessory companies that helped define the era, and continues to curate collections—including a new collaboration between the mini-backpack kingdom and Paul Frank. That’s right, Julius and friends are now on a Loungefly line that captures the company’s California-coast cool

Pokey patch painlessly monitors drug levels in patients’ bloodstreams

There are many orally administered drugs which are very helpful in the right dosage, but quite harmful in larger amounts. A new microneedle patch is designed to help in that regard, by showing exactly how much medication is currently present in a patient's bloodstream.So first of all, couldn't physicians just be sure to give the correct dosage in the first place?The problem is, different medications are taken up by different people's systems in different amounts. In other words, even if two people of the same weight,…