I have been looking for a job for two years or more.  My wife and I are having a big dilemma. This is the problem: Two months ago a large construction firm hired me to be a worker on a bridge reconstruction project. I accepted the job but my wife is refusing to relocate. She is close to receiving her Ph.D. and will not commit to relocate once this has been achieved. My best male friend told me years ago that once my wife receives that big degree, she will kick me to the curb. I must admit, however, my wife has been paying all the bills while I was unemployed, but now refuses to move. However, my woman on-the-side is excited and ready to go. Gwendolyn, what should I do?—Larry

Pittsburgh Hip-hop artists organized “Hip-Hop For Haiti” at The August Wilson Center, Jan. 28, featuring X-Clan, Formula412, Jasiri X, Vanessa German, Living Proofe, Sha King, Idasa Tariq, Shade Cobain and more.

Help us support our Haitian brothers and sisters during their moment of great need, said organizer Paradise Grey from One HOOD. Proceeds will benefit Wyclef Jean’s Yele Foundation (no administration fees).

BROTHER J OF THE X CLAN

That’s also why Rogelio Douglas Jr., decided to audition for the role of Benny, a worker at Rosario’s Car Service, who dreams of owning his own car business.

“I grew up a young inner- city teen and I considered myself weird because I liked everything from hip-hop to alternative rock and I loved musicals too like ‘Cats’ and ‘Les Miserables.’ I wanted to help bring musical theater to a new generation. That’s what attracted me to the role,” said Douglas, who hails from New York. “I thought of how Benny grew up not knowing his dad too well and I threw myself into the role.”

ROGELIO DOUGLAS JR.

Will we drive cars that float so we can zip above traffic jams? Will you go to school at night and sleep during the day? Do you think there will be cities on the moon or beneath the sea?

And where will you be in the future? What do you imagine you’ll be doing when you grow up? In the new book “Who Will I Be, Lord?” by Vaunda Micheaux Nelson, illustrated by Sean Qualls, a little girl wonders that same thing…