“Come with me,” Tiffany Haddish says, walking out her front door. I've barely had the chance to say hello before she's heading down the sidewalk. I trail behind, fumbling around in my bag for a recording device as she explains that there's an open house she wants to check out before we sit in her Crenshaw home and discuss her new book of autobiographical essays — or anything else. Haddish doesn't sleep on local real estate opportunities. She's deeply invested in South L.A., spiritually and... Read this story
