August Alsina is continuing the conversation about his past romantic relationship with Jada Pinkett-Smith in a new track entitled “Entanglements.” The song’s title comes from the word Pinkett-Smith used to describe her relationship with the 27-year-old singer while opening up about Alsina on the latest episode of Red Table Talk. …
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Tamar Braxton Reportedly “Alert and Responsive” After Possible Suicide Attempt; Transferred To New Hospital
Tamar Braxton is “alert and responsive” after her what was believed to be a suicide attempt on Friday. According to The Blast, sources say the songstress is awake and recounting the days leading up to her hospitalization. If you recall, the youngest Braxton was found unconscious last week after taking …
Read More »Kentucky Couple Placed Under House Arrest After Testing Positive For Coronavirus And Refusing To Sign Quarantine Order
A Kentucky couple has been placed under house arrest after refusing to sign a self-quarantine order when the wife tested positive for coronavirus. Elizabeth Linscott said she got tested for COVID-19 because she planned to travel to visit her family in Michigan. According to the News-Enterprise, she received a positive …
Read More »Michigan Judge Won’t Let Teen Out Of Detention Center, Says She “Was Not Detained” Over Homework
A judge, facing backlash for detaining a 15-year-old Michigan girl over homework, denied the teen’s release from a juvenile detention center on Monday. “She was not detained because she didn’t turn her homework in,” Oakland County Circuit Court Judge Mary Ellen Brennan said Monday, according to ABC News. “She was …
Read More »Kim Kardashian Reportedly “Upset” With Kanye West Over His Recent Abortion Rant
On Sunday, Kanye West held his first campaign rally in South Carolina. Although the rally didn’t help him get on the ballot in the Palmetto State, as he missed Monday’s deadline by 10,000 signatures, it did help promote the ‘Ye brand, as he made headlines over yet-another rant. During the …
Read More »Federal Judge’s Son Shot and Killed at Her New Jersey Home; Husband Injured
Tragedy struck on Sunday in North Brunswick after a gunman opened fire at the home of U.S. District Judge of New Jersey Esther Salas. According to Chief Judge Freda Wolfson, Salas’ son, Daniel Anderl, 20, was shot and killed in the incident, while his father Mark Anderl, was injured. Salas …
Read More »Miami-Dade State Attorney Race; Things to Know
On August 18th, incumbent Katherine Fernandez Rundle and criminal and civil rights attorney Melba Pearson will face off for the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office. The office is one of the largest of its kind in the nation, and is chiefly responsible for criminal prosecutions in the county. Incumbent, Fernandez, is …
Read More »7 Things You Probably Didn’t Know Were Linked to Slavery
Although it is well-known enslaved Black people built America, it’s important to recognize just how in-depth their involvement was. However, understanding the plight of black people also helps prove how and why the Black community is still setback today. Amid the national movement calling for an end to police brutality …
Read More »Trump Defends Confederate Flag And Refuses To Pass A Bill That Removes Confederate Names From Military Bases
Many entities have recognized the Confederate Flag’s racist history and have been proactive in eliminating usage, the most recent being the United States Military. In the new defense spending bill, a new provision asks “to remove the names of Confederate leaders from US military bases.” According to the New York …
Read More »Epstein’s Victim Alleges Ghislaine Maxwell Was ‘A Sexual Predator’ In Testimony, Claims She Provided Him Three Girls A Day
One of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged victims has testified that his longtime associate, Ghislaine Maxwell, was tasked with finding three girls a day to be sexually abused by Epstein. Annie Farmer, who has waived any anonymity in the case, testified in front of a federal judge on Tuesday. “She was a …
Read More »The End Is Near — The $600 A Week Unemployment Benefits Will Stop July 25
Due to the pandemic, more than 40 million Americans found themselves without income. After this week, more than 25 million people will be affected once the $600 a week Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation benefit expires. “It will expose more of the real pain of mass unemployment, just as many states …
Read More »COVID-19 Has Caused A Nationwide Coin Shortage
Among other things, the coronavirus pandemic has caused a nationwide coin shortage, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin says. According to the New York Post, on Friday, Mnuchin informed House lawmakers that the US Mint is scrambling to address the problem as banks and businesses run out of change. “As a result …
Read More »Missouri Governor Mike Parson Says He Will Pardon Couple If They Are Charged For Brandishing Guns At Protestors
The governor of Missouri is prepared to offer the St. Louis couple brandishing guns at protestors who were walking past their mansion a pardon if charges are filed against them. On Friday, Governor Mike Parson appeared on a St. Louis radio show, and when he was asked about the investigation …
Read More »Fatal shot That Killed Washington Police Officer Was From His Partner, Suspect Charged With Murder
The bullet that struck and killed a Washington police officer during a traffic stop was fired from the gun of a fellow police officer, Snohomish County Multiple Agency Response Team said in a statement. Officer Jonathan Shoop, 32, was killed by gunfire from officer Mustafa Kumcur after the officers responded …
Read More »13 People Shot During Gunfight Between Two Groups In Peoria, Illinois
Thirteen people were shot early Sunday during a gunfight between two groups on the Riverfront in Peoria, Illinois. Authorities say the gunfight involved multiple shooters. According to Peoria Police Department’s spokesperson Amy Dotson, none of the injuries were considered life-threatening. Police were dispatched to the area of Water Street and …
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