Homelessness: Last News

JBJ Soul Kitchen to operate temporarily as a pop-up at the Ocean County Library, telling the Shore News Network its attracting homeless people and disturbing residents.“These people are being dropped by in our community by agencies pretending to be homeless advocates who get paid by the head to import homeless people into our town from all over the state and the East Coast,” Rodrick complained. “These agencies are making millions of dollars importing homeless.

Ashanti is juggling it all, baby.The singer, 44, and Nelly, 50 have a love story for the books. The couple started dating in 2003, before splitting in 2013.

“No Address” star, 61, recently got candid about how Alec, 66, teased him after he and wife Chynna Phillips became pregnant with their third child.The couple tied the knot in 1995 and share daughters: Brooke, 20, Jameson, 24, and son Vance, 24.“I remember when he made fun of me when Chynna and I were pregnant with our third child,” Billy exclusively told The Post while promoting his new film “No Address” on Monday. “He said, ‘What are you, dad?’ Because my mother and father had six kids.”Along with Billy and Alec, their parents Carol, and Alexander, had Steve, 58, Daniel, 64, and Elizabeth, 69.But the “Lead With Your Heart” actor gave it right back to the “Drunk Parents” alum, who was previously married to Kim Basinger from 1993 to 2002 and share daughter Ireland, 29.“And then he got married again and he had child three, four, five, six,” Billy recalled, “and I said, ‘What are you Anthony Quinn?'”“And that’s a joke because there is an actor, Anthony Quinn, who when he was 92 had a child,” he added.

Marvel TV series, shared a TikTok on Monday, claiming that he fled his abusive home and is now living in a trailer in London.“Hi. I’m a famous actor, I’m 17, and I’m homeless,” Veal said at the start of the video. “You may know me from Loki, The End of the F***ing World or various other movies where I played important roles.

squatters are using legal loopholes to occupy properties, but one real estate agent argued it can be justified because of a history of “colonization.”Wednesday’s episode of “Dr. Phil Primetime” featured one guest named Kristine, a real estate agent who “doesn’t think adverse possession is immoral,” but believes that “people with no housing dying from the elements is immoral.” According to the Legal Information Institute, adverse possession is where a “person in possession of land owned by someone else may acquire valid title to it, so long as certain requirements are met, and the adverse possessor is in possession for a sufficient period of time.” The requirements and period of time vary by state and city.In her introduction on the show, Kristine argued that there are “multi-million dollar projects, and they’re just abandoned.” She added that she believes the land of those abandoned projects can be reclaimed.She also noted she is working with a client who is “trying to occupy a property” that’s around 300 or 500 acres.“It’s something that’s so large that you wouldn’t even notice what 2 acres is compared to how many acres are on there,” she said.

the Sun in an interview two years ago.The California native said she was in a “very bad place” after the messy separation and started experiencing homelessness after losing her job as an assistant to a plastic surgeon.“I couldn’t work out or take on any modeling jobs,” she added.At the time, Willison insisted she had enough resources to get by, living in the affluent area of Venice and reportedly addicted to crystal meth, the Daily Mail reported.“I haven’t got a cell phone. I’ve got food and I’ve got a place to sleep,” she said.

Hope the Mission‘s Trebek Center in Northridge, cooking up 450 dinners. The rocker’s cook-up was confirmed by Mission Director of Development Grace Ancheta, who said the star even brought along his own smoker.Ancheta told Today that Grohl was somewhat of a BBQ expert, making brisket, ribs and pork butt.

scouting Skid Row for models to star in an upcoming collaborative clothing line and runway show with Skid Row Fashion Week apparel, reps connected to Ye, 44, tell The Post that no such project is underway. “Ye has a deep and solution-oriented commitment to addressing issues surrounding homelessness,” a Yeezy GAP spokesperson exclusively told The Post. “But this reported event is not on our schedule at this time nor are we aware of any product collaboration in development.”Claims surfaced Wednesday that Kanye and Skid Row Fashion Week founder David Sabastian were partnering on a joint streetwear production. The production would be largely inspired by the inhabitants of Los Angeles’ neglected Skid Row.Per reports from TMZ,  the “All of the Lights” lyricists was co-designing a homeless-influenced clothing line that would debut on Feb.