Those poor dogs: Authorities in West Tennessee arrested two women when they discovered 128 live dogs, one dead dog and a live cat inside a U-Haul truck during a traffic stop on Interstate 40, WSMV-TV reports. The Commercial-Appeal in Memphis reports that the dogs were hungry, thirsty and living in squalor, without ventilation. The newspaper reported that the arrested women were associated with Hearts for Hounds, a dog rescue organization. By Tuesday afternoon, the women — Bonnie Sheehan, 55, and a passenger, Pamela A. King-McCracken, 59, both of the Long Beach, Calif., area — each faced 128 counts of aggravated animal cruelty, a Class E felony, and were jailed on $100,000 bond each in Fayette County. Officials at the scene said the women were driving from California to Virginia. A check of the website for Hearts for Hounds showed they were relocating from Long Beach to Virginia. Sheehan is shown as the organization’s founder. Source
We knew that ish was fake the moment we read that Bey said Blue was a normal child. Beyonce has not spoken publicly about her daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, since the chart-topping infant was born in early January, according to her rep. But Star U.K. insists otherwise. The British gossip magazine posted Tuesday what they claim is the first interview with the diva since she gave birth. The quotes attributed to Beyonce in the piece are rather generic. “Security was very tight, but not just for the sake of it, it was for the security of our daughter,” the magazine claims Beyonce said of the highly criticized security measures implemented at Lenox Hill Hospital during Blue Ivy’s birth. The singer said of husband Jay-Z, according to Star, “He would not have missed it [the birth] for anything. He is a very protective and loyal guy by nature.” Despite these quotes sounding more than a little stilted, the interview was picked up by a number of outlets as legitimate. When contacted by Access Hollywood, Beyonce’s rep said Star’s interview is “completely made up.” A Star U.K. editor, however, stood by the story. “We bought the interview from a reporter in the U.S. who conducted the interview with Beyonce before the birth,” the editor, who is not named, told Access Hollywood. “The reporter then obtained the ‘top-up’ info after the birth, which we believe to have been signed off by a girl on her LSM team.” Request for comment from a Star editor has not been returned. Sometime after Access Hollywood posted their story Tuesday evening, the interview’s original URL was taken down and now leads to a missing page. In other news that appears to be made up, it seems Jay-Z has not sworn off use of the B-word expletive now that Blue Ivy has arrived, as a poem attributed to the rapper and posted to RollingOut.com claimed. A source close to Jay-Z told E! that he is not the author of a poem. Roots drummer Questlove confirmed this in a tweet. The hilarious thing is that generic answers are what we’ve come to expect from this broad, which is why it was so easy for the fraud of an interviewer to get away with what they did. SMH… Source More On Bossip! Gettin’ Served: A Look At Celebrity Owned-Restaurants Making It Rain And Others That Failed Miserably Living Like Rih-Rih: A Gallery Of Other Celebrities Spotted Rolling Up That Bud Wanna Get Away? A List Of The Best 10 Beaches In The World!! Happy MLK Day: 10 Interesting And Surprising Facts You May Not Know About Martin Luther King, Jr.
