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Alise Davis has always felt the energy of her magic churning just below the surface. The only thing she's been able to do so far is draw pictures that for some reason, make people feel exactly how she was feeling at the time she drew it—a manifestation of her emotions. But all of a sudden she's been able to see the animals of the many shifters who live in Springlake Pines. She'd not been able to do that before.

The Fine Wine and Good Times podcast lives up to its name.Hosted by bestselling author Tracy Brown along with her ladies Tamika and Chey, the chat covers a wide range of topics from hot topics and culture to arts and entertainment. While our hosts discuss the latest developments, they sip on a variety of wines from all over the world and give their unbiased (and unfiltered) opinions on the color, opacity, and viscosity (sight, smell, and taste) of each wine. The result is a conversation as wide ranging and unpredictable as our guests! Tune in to the Fine Wine and Good Times podcast for a ...

Love was never in the picture for freelance photographer Jamal Taylor. His destiny seemed to be only taking scores of pictures of those in love, surrounded by love, even saying goodbye to love. Finding himself having unsolicited thoughts about the owner of his favorite eatery Chantel Fifty, takes him by surprise. The most natural thing in the world was for him to ask her to sit for him. He would love to capture her beauty with his camera and create his own love session with her. However, for the past three years he’s asked, she’s turned him down.

Stanton 'Ace' Jacobs has always been catered to. Always been told how to act; how to dress; who to socialize with, by his grandfather who raised him after his parents were killed in an accident. When his grandfather passes away, he became the sole heir of the Jacobs fortune, and seized the chance to get away from the life of privilege. Seeking a sense of belonging and family he never had, he found the brothers of Sin City and sunk his money into something that was totally his, not attached to the Jacobs name.