Sterling Jason Jackson was a comedian and television/movie star of such acclaim, nothing seemed out of his reach. Then he dared try to purchase a national television network, and things for him not only fell apart, but turned deadly... Pretty Paul Phillips was the heartthrob of millions of young pop music enthusiasts, and made hundreds of millions of dollars. Then he purchased the catalogues of some historic rock and roll legends, was master of his own catalogues and was determined to reign supreme over the music publishing industry. He was on his way... until his efforts to buy the entire music production house he belonged to turned fatal... Urban schoolchildren, primarily, were being diagnosed with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) by the millions. But was the "malady" merely a case of natural childish skitters due to an overabundance of sugar, while the "illness" was backed by a team of clinicians on the payroll of the pharmaceuticals, which stood to make untold billions off the required medication? Old Roscoe Rutherford Rutledge had a conspiracy theory for every ill that befell black people in his native Washington, D.C. and beyond, and was not afraid to preach these theories from his perch on his front porch. But will his assessment of the roots of the AIDS virus, ADHD and gentrification ruffle the wrong feathers and place him in the crosshairs of forces which really did not care for even the speculative airing of such?