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10/11/2019

Check out this short but informative Breast Cancer Quiz from the great folks over at American Cancer Society. See how many you can correctly answer.

When it comes to your breast health, don’t be fooled by rumors and misinformation. Get the facts.

When it comes to your breast health, don't be fooled by rumors and misinformation. Test your knowledge of 6 common beliefs about breast cancer.

10/08/2019

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Please join Chop Suey Entertainment LLC in helping to increase awareness of this horrible disease. Join in the cause to help women in need today, you may just save a life.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Join us in helping women now! Share your story, get a free breast health guide, and help spread awareness online.

10/06/2019

It's almost time to show up and start filming...are you ready?
Yup...we are too!!!

Countdown to Oct 12, 2019. Showing days, hours, minutes and seconds ticking down to 0

10/04/2019

Coming Attractions:

A New Short Film coming soon from Chop Suey Entertainment...October 2019!!!

10/02/2019

Just sharing this article that helps to illustrate that Breast Cancer is not just something that affects women!

Beyoncé's father Matthew Knowles is a Breast Cancer survivor. Early detection is key to improving your odds of fighting for your life.

If you have not seen your doctor in the past year it might be a good time to consider going in for a check up. It just might save your life!

Beyoncé's Father Mathew Knowles Opens Up About Breast Cancer

10/02/2019

Please join everyone here at Chop Suey Entertainment as we go Pink for the month of October to show our support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month!

Breast cancer is something that has, is or will touch the life of someone you know. We want to honor those who fought bravely and lost their battle as well as those who overcame and beat breast cancer!

If you would like to share or honor someone or have been touched by breast cancer we would love for you to share with us as we continue the fight.

Ladies please make sure you are speaking with your health provider to make sure that you are getting your regular mammogram check ups.

Fella's we all might joke and laugh, but breast cancer doesn't joke and men can also be victims because cancer doesn't care or discriminate it only ravages.

Thank you to all of you for being such wonderful fans and supporting us in this cause!

Tarik, Ricardo and the Chop Suey Entertainment Family

09/11/2019

Today is the day we as American's and as a world pause and remember the events of 9-11-2001.

For Those born into the Baby Boomer and Generation X this was and remains to us that moment that we will forever have burned in our hearts and minds where we were and what we were doing when events unfolded that day.

Sadly we also are the last generations to remember a time when the U.S. was not at war as we have been continually for the past 18 years.

Today is a moment to remember when almost 3,000 lives were here and by days end were no longer with us as well as the close to 6,000 souls who were injured. It is also a day when we reflect on the first responders who answered the call and are now suffering with what has become known as 9-11 disease...a result of breathing the toxic brew of chemicals and hazardous material at Ground Zero.

18 years removed I have to say that I actually miss the days that followed this tragic event. That is a statement that I know raises eyebrows, but let me explain. What I miss was the sense of closeness and unity this moment in our history created.

Compared to the divisiveness and animosity that exist today we seem more separated and divided. After 9-11 it pulled our country together in a way that we have not been unified since the similarly tragic events of the previous Day of Infamy, December 7, 1941 when Pearl Harbor was attacked.

After 9-11 we simply were Americans. We weren't Black, White, Latino, Asian, Christian, Muslim, Hindu or any other distinction...we WERE Americans!

That is what I miss, the sense of unity and togetherness that existed in those early days post-tragedy when neighbors were checking in on each other. When we had a collective sense of concern for our fellow man.

Perhaps with the stretch of time and distance from an event that was so horrific our minds and hearts have become dulled and calloused. Maybe, with all of the countless tragedies that seem to unfold daily we find ourselves becoming numb and not wanting to be open and vulnerable together.

But...I believe that when we are together we truly are better and at least for me...that is a legacy of 9-11 worth fighting to get back too.

Tarik

08/29/2019

We are so honored that the Johnson's allowed us to be a part of such a memorable day! From the creative team at Chop Suey Entertainment we wish you both a long and happy marriage Ron & Yedidah!

God bless you from the Chop Suey Entertainment family.

08/04/2019

Today is a day that should for many of us be about rest, a day of reflection and a day to communicate with God. The last 48 hours has been alarming, it has been concerning and sadly for far to many families it has been heart breaking.

Needless to say that we here at Chop Suey Entertainment are just as saddened as the rest of our country. We like to create content that allows us to temporarily escape reality but there are moments like this that I have to stop as a leader and shift the focus to what is impacting our community and those who follow us.

We have a small platform, but a platform nonetheless and I would be remiss if I did not step up on my soap box for a moment.

This problem of gun violence in America has exceeded epidemic levels and we are approaching a point where we have become so numbed to the senseless violence that it takes events like those of the past 2 days to shock the country and make us pause. An important question is why is that?

Every day, 100 Americans are killed with guns and hundreds more are shot and injured. Gun violence does not just impact those who have been killed, or those who have been injured. It affects every family, it affects the victims friends, it affects their school mates and/or co-workers, it affects their communities.

Put simply gun violence touches the lives of those who witness it, those who know someone who was shot, or those who live in fear of the next shooting.

Lets just reflect on the following grim statistic. There have been 251 mass shootings in 2019, according to the Gun Violence Archive.

That is more days than we have had in the year to this date (that's 216 for those who care to know). But it does not stop there. Mass shootings grab the headlines now but every day there are shootings where only one or two victims are impacted and they get lost in the larger story here.

This is not a political rant where we are pitting Republicans against Democrats, it is not solely a black or minority problem, it does not only affect the inner city. This problem is solely an American problem and the blame games and the politicizing are not needed. Solutions are needed because we have young children in this country who are growing up feeling this is the norm. It is NOT the norm and I refuse to allow them to believe that lie.

We need to start a serious dialogue in our communities not only with the people who look and talk like us but with the people who are different than us because it humanizes them. It helps break down those lies that we are different and need to fear the other person.

Our prayers go out to the victims of the Dayton and El Paso mass shootings, the victims of the shooting in Virginia Beach and the victims of those shootings that didn't make the national news but that matter just as much.

Please join us in not only praying for those impacted and their families but by also changing your social media profiles as we have to honor the innocent victims of these tragedies.

Tarik Joyner
CEO & Co-Owner

07/16/2019

Chop Boss mashing it up with old school and new school Chop Suey! You've come a long way sir!