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    When Lauren shows Wayne another side of her!

    - Wayne Colley, better known as “Kountry Wayne”, is not your average skit-standup comedian. If you asked him to describe himself, he would say he is just a reserved vegan and father of eight who wants what’s best for his kids. Hailing from Millen, Georgia, Wayne grew up with aspirations of becoming a super-star rapper, but those ambitions quickly changed when he posted a video to Facebook and became a viral sensation overnight. Wayne attacked his new found fame head on and grew his audience to over 10 Million followers across Facebook & Instagram by delivering liked content on a daily basis. With his humble roots and unbridled energy it’s clear Wayne will be making people laugh for years to come. (Improv) #KountryWayne #Jesusispoppin #God #Jesusbeenpoppin #WayneColley #letthatsizzleinyourspirit #helpisontheway #love #relationships New Collection!! https://kountrywayne.com/merch/ Check me out! Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/kountrywayne/ TikTok | https://www.tiktok.com/@kountry_wayne Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/KingKountryWayne Merch | https://shopkountrywayne.com Website | https://kountrywayne.com My comedy tour! https://kountrywayne.com/tour/ Kountry Wayne Skits (Wayne Colley)

    FEMA claims, 5 things to know before filing a claim

    FEMA money can be the difference between rebuilding and starting over, but the process rewards people who understand it before they need it. Federal disaster help is not automatic, it is not insurance, and small mistakes early in the application can cost weeks or a denial. Here are five things worth knowing before you file. […] The post FEMA claims, 5 things to know before filing a claim appeared first on Rolling Out.

    Todd Bridges and the no-fly zone that shut down a TV studio

    More than four decades have passed, but Todd Bridges has not forgotten what it felt like to work under those conditions. The actor, now 61, was just 17 years old when a sitting first lady walked onto the set of a primetime NBC sitcom and turned a routine taping day into something that resembled a […] The post Todd Bridges and the no-fly zone that shut down a TV studio appeared first on Rolling Out.