UPDATE: Arrests have been made and more are anticipated. Suspects are currently being questioned. We thank the public for the outpouring of tips shared and we encourage people to continue to come forward and share them by calling #800577TIPS . The case is ongoing #JusticeForJunior pic.twitter.com/4a3um4XkMd — NYPD NEWS (@NYPDnews) June 25, 2018 Men Arrested In Stabbing Of Lesandro “Junior” Guzman-Feliz There are five people in custody for the brutal murder of a Bronx teen. Lesandro Guzman-Feliz was seen on surveillance footage being stabbed with knives and a machete Wednesday after being dragged out a deli. Police believe that Junior’s murder was a case of mistaken identity. Now five people are in custody including two from the Bronx and three more in Paterson, NJ according to The New York Post . Police believe the suspects are members of the deadly Dominican gang Trinitarios. Police are crediting social media for helping them find the suspects so quickly. Lesandro’s family has opened a GoFundMe account titled “ Justice for Junior.” So far they’ve raised more than $160,000.
Source: Daniel Zuchnik / Getty Did you know Drumline was inspired by the life of super producer Dallas Austin ? Or that director Charles Stone III ‘s only major credits before shooting Drumline were for Paid In Full and the Budweiser “Whassup” commercial ? The Undefeated interviewed Nick Cannon , Orlando Jones , Zoe Saldana and more for an in-depth look at the making and legacy of the classic HBCU coming-of-age story. Here’s how far the studio went to make sure a White character was included: Jody Gerson (Producer): The studio kept focusing on a white character. That we had to have a white character to market the movie. Dallas Austin ( Executive producer film and soundtrack, music supervisor): I got a call from Fox. They said, ‘Dallas, we don’t know how to say this, but put white people in the movie.’ I said, ‘OK, how many white people do you want?’ They said, ‘We want somebody in the band. … We have to have a character, because now it’s turning into a black movie.’ Charles Stone III ( Director): The studio wanted a white character in the midst of this ensemble of color in order to support or give us the amount of money we wanted. We needed $20 million to make it. They were offering us $15 million. Dallas: First, it was a $13 million movie, which is a lot for an urban film, so to speak, at that time. I was trying to tell them, it’s not an urban film, it’s a story … it’s a team story. We started going over $13 million, because nobody knew what it was like to film 300-piece marching bands. Charles Stone III: In order for me to get the additional $5 million, I had to create a white character. Dallas: I said, ‘Let me see how a white kid’s story would be inside of a black marching band without making it ridiculous.’ I go to Morris Brown College one day, and I see this kid. He’s one of the cymbal players, a white kid with red hair. I said, ‘Where’d you come from?’ He said, ‘In Atlanta, down the street. I’ve always wanted to be in the band because I grew up in the neighborhood.’ We followed that story into GQ’s character. Jayson Flore (GQ): I got this appointment for Drumline … and Charles was like, ‘Hey, can you play the drum?’ … I wasn’t trained growing up, playing the drums, but I’m a musician. So I saw the question as, ‘Do you have rhythm?’ I’m like, ‘Fuck yeah, I got rhythm.’ It’s funny that I ended up getting the role where the guy has rhythm issues. Read the full feature here . Oral History of 'Drumline': 'In order for me to get the additional $5 million, I had to create a white character.' https://t.co/E6B1d6SOgF pic.twitter.com/h4WCpy4c2n — The Undefeated (@TheUndefeated) October 22, 2017
Source: Gaelle Beri / Getty On Saturday (October 21), video of Bay Area rapper Lil B being jumped by A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and others vent viral. B was attacked in broad daylight at the Rolling Loud Festival in the Bay shortly before he was scheduled to perform. New video footage of Lil B getting jumped by A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie & PnB Rock and crew at Rolling Loud https://t.co/FKGysOzyF2 pic.twitter.com/xbW3BpeKLw — Brand New Hip Hop (@__newhiphop) October 22, 2017 After the attack, The Based God took the stage to tell the crowd what had just happened to him, saying, “A Boogie and his whole crew just jumped me in the back and beat me up in the back. That shit crazy, man.” LMFAOOOOOOO 10+ dudes jumped lil b & they barely put a scratch on him. a boogie & predatornb rock lost lil b is too powerful pic.twitter.com/0LRNl7Imne — jesse (@Glock__Lesnar) October 22, 2017 B immediately forgave his attackers and explained to the crowd why he wouldn’t retaliate: “I love them and it’s all good. I said something about Boogie music and they all got mad and they jumped me about that. It’s all good. I’m still here. I got jumped by ten motherfuckers, me by myself… I can’t even do my show, because they stole my shit… (But) just cause somebody do something to y’all, don’t mean you got to retaliate.” damn lil b got jumped by a boogie backstage at rolling loud. heres the video b said he's goin to the hospital pic.twitter.com/0COWwrM5LK — nobodys (@NobodysVideo) October 22, 2017 Apparently, A Boogie and company were upset about a tweet B made in September comparing New York artists to Future and Def Loaf . A Boogie is from the Bronx. Rising Philly star PnB Rock was also allegedly involved in the attack. Through it all, the based one is still vibrating positivity. After the show, B tweeted, “It’s all good I love y’all and I forgive y’all LOVE – Lil B.” A boogie with a hoodie and his crew jumped me don’t no how many of em it was but it’s all good I love y’all and I forgive y’all LOVE – Lil B — Lil B THE BASEDGOD (@LILBTHEBASEDGOD) October 22, 2017
Shade files… Is There A Beef Brewing Between Cardi B And Amber Rose? Our favorite regular degular shmegular girl from the Bronx and our favorite baldhead bae might be on the verge of a beef. Cardi B who’s currently dating Offset of the Migos… recently threw some shade at Amber Rose. After a fan commented that Amb, who celebrated Coachella as “Hoechella”…. https://www.instagram.com/p/BTHy7JAh8_W/?taken-by=amberrose was “all over Offset” during the festival, Cardi clapped back with a comment about “hoes being hoes.” https://www.instagram.com/p/BTIOK3zF527/?taken-by=theshaderoom Now Cardi… Fans are now pointing out that Cardi like Amber calls herself a “hoe”, so her statement is pretty hypocritical—but Cardi doesn’t care. https://twitter.com/iamcardib/status/855461170072965121 Cardi’s known for her “hoes never get cold” videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddSpvTGRkzk You would think these two would be the best of friends, riiight? What do YOU think about Cardi taking a shot at Amber??? More on the flip. Getty Images Cardi’s BIG mad at fans who are “trying to make nothing out of something.” https://twitter.com/iamcardib/status/855334951943684097 She’s also denying slut shaming Amber. https://twitter.com/iamcardib/status/855263764974796801 https://twitter.com/iamcardib/status/855263334001774592
Someone we actually like… Cardi B On Angie Martinez After signing a multimillion dollar deal with Atlantic Records, Cardi B stopped by Angie Martinez to speak on her decision to leave LHHNY. The regular degular shmegular girl from the Bronx recently chatted with the radio legend about her recent dealings including dating Offset and leaving Mona Scott Young’s show. She also gave her take on the “ShETHER” diss from a female rapper’s perspective. On Offset: “I don’t really wanna talk about it,” said Cardi. […] We was macking, kicking it. We both gangstas. He’s a good person. And you want to know something? He makes me very like, motivated. Very motivated, very supportive.” On leaving LHHNY: “Because I really want to focus on my music. I cannot focus on two things at the same time and I know that things are going to come for me and it’s going to be great…it was just too much. There’s so many great things that I’m doing right now and the drama just overshadows it. And it has nothing to do with Mona or checks…she pays good. The production people are great people. Sometimes I get a little mad with them and sometimes they get a little mad with me but it’s all good. Sometimes you just have to move on up…” On ShETHER: “I performed with them [Remy Ma and Lil Kim] on Saturday before the diss came out and honestly I feel like that whole situation is none of my business,” said Cardi. “That’s not my business, that’s not my concern because the energy that we three had was great, she’s not beefing with me so I don’t know nothing about that energy. […] I don’t do rap battles, if somebody wants to come for me then let’s pull up,” said Cardi. Let’s fight.” Get that SCHMONEY Cardi. Watch her on Angie Martinez below.
Keke Palmer’s new book, “I Don’t’ Belong To You” will inspire Cinderellas across the globe! While on Broadway, acclaimed actress, singer, talk show host, and now author, Keke Palmer, invited underprivileged girls, from the Bronx and Queens NY, to see her star in the musical, Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella. Palmer was the first African American actress […]
Jennifer Lopez is depressing…desperate…but still out there making money off her fat ass…because she doesn’t have enough fucking money…and she’s addicted to making more and more money…thanks to living the American dream as some Jenny from the Bronx Puerto Rican who is from the block when it is convenient for her to make more money…you see, this bitch, who based her whole career off being Latina, while being an inspiration to Latinas that they could make it too, can’t even speak fucking Spanish… That’s just how much she cares about her people… Which is conveniently the same amount she cares about her dignity, because clearly, based on this nonsense, she’s got none… You realize, she’s got a fucking ton of fucking money…more than she can ever spend.. She is doing this for her ego, or maybe because it gets her off sexually…I don’t know…but it’s good times for all…I mean fat old lady SPANX jacked up fat old lady asses is jokes.. TO SEE THE REST OF THE PICS CLICK HERE IF J.LO’s not your thing, Ashley Benson was there and Looks Like She’s in Maternity Wear, to see that CLICK HERE The post Jennifer Lopez Had Sex With Herself on Stage of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepfather .
Jennifer Lopez may have flashed a nipple while presenting at the Oscars. But, in the latest issue of V , the singer/dancer/actress/ American Idol judge makes sure not to expose any other private parts: she’s donning a protective cup over her crotch. Why? Lopez tells the magazine she “thought it was more graphic,” while going on to explain how boxing is a parallel to her life: “I’ve always felt like a tough girl from the Bronx, but I have a soft core,” Lopez says. “I can take a lot of punches and still keep going. I’ve been trained like a boxer to go 15 rounds.” And she’s certainly been through a lot recently, of course, as Jennifer’s divorce from Marc Anthony made headlines for weeks. “We’re parents and friends first. That will be the thread that ties us together,” she tells the publication of her ex. “I don’t know if people expect it to be negative just because the relationship didn’t work out.” Lopez has been married three times now and has also seen a couple albums and movies go bust. But she tries to take each failure in stride. “You’re not going to hit the target or the bull’s-eye every time. That’s part of it. At the end of the day, I made those choices. I’ve been in the business now, I don’t want to say how many years. You have amazing moments of recognition and success. But at this point in my life, I try to take it all with a grain of salt.”
Call me crazy, but I really don’t understand how people can claim to be in a relationship with someone purely over the internet. How can you actually be in a relationship with someone if you have never physically spoken to them, never spoken to them over the phone even, never visited their house, never met their friends, hell, have never even met them! I had a pen-pal from Canada for most of my childhood, whom, although I exchanged pictures with, I never met in person, and even though I never met her, I would (and still do) consider Willow a friend. I used to be all for making friends in other countries or cities through email or writing letters, but these days, with the massive explosion of online dating and the growing number of news stories about online dates gone horribly wrong, I just think the whole thing is strange. Take “Chat Roulette” for instance. C.R is a web-based program, where you can chat to whoever randomly appears on your computer screen for as long as you want, then click onto the next random person. Theoretically, it’s meant to be primarily a tool for conversation, not dating, but every second person on the site is naked or creepy, most likely a combination of the two. Hardly, an ideal environment to meet a potential date. But considering this is one of the most authentic ways to talk to people online, and know that what you’re getting is the “real” them, as opposed to a planned out dating site profile, it is (irrational or not) how I judge the likelihood of ever actually meeting someone cool and normal on the web. My impression of internet dating is based on the stereotype of the lonely, socially-isolated misfit, who prefers to play online, rather than having real-life interactions. Skewed and biased as my assumption is, I know that I am not the only one who feels that way, and sadly, there are numerous articles in the news which seem to back up my theory. Take the example of the 13-year-old girl who was raped (in real life) by her 54-year-old “virtual husband,” who she had met through playing online game RuneScape and married in the game. This man, John Phillips, is what my impression of the average online dater is, and even when I hear the stories of people who have chatted or emailed with seemingly “normal” folk online, the idea still doesn’t sit right with me. In reality, how many people are actually completely truthful online? If everyone was always honest, I would be a multi-millionaire by now, after a lovely Nigerian princess gave me millions of dollars just because I had a “trustworthy name”, and was willing to let her hide some cash from her domineering husband in my bank account. It feels as though the online dating world is full of too many unscrupulous people who pray on those who are actually on the site to find companionship and love. Just look at the poor guy recently who thought he had met the love of his life online, but after “being with her” for 2 years and sending her $200,000 , she disappeared and he realized he was the victim of a scam the whole time. Basing a relationship with someone on only what they tell you through a computer, sets you up for disappointment. Sure, everyone knows someone who knows someone, who’s best friend met their husband online, and he’s gorgeous, with a great job and a lot of money, and now they’re happily married with 3 kids. But what about all the people who get stung from online dating? Match.com are currently facing legal proceedings against them from a woman who used their site and actually agreed to go on a real-life date with a man, and was, horribly, assaulted by him after the date. Turns out, he had been convicted of several counts of sexual battery, but had never told her about his conviction (what a surprise!). Not meeting the person in real-life and allowing your impression of them to be based on false assumptions, rather than your own intuition and judgment, is not only going to set you up to be possibly disappointed, but it can be very dangerous. Articles and testimonials I have read about the benefits of online dating skim over the dangerous nasty stuff, and focus on the “convenience” of dating without having to leave the comfort of your living room. In this day and age, everything is about convenience. Don’t have time to do grocery shopping? Don’t worry, you can order online. Can’t be bothered going to a store to try on clothes? It’s cool, they can be ordered online. No time to cook dinner? Just order in. Perfect. Some things however, require a bit of effort. Dating is one of them. I don’t care if it is more convenient or comfortable to stay home in your sweats and chat online, rather than going to all the effort of showering, doing your hair, nails, getting dressed (you know, all the things that everyone should do everyday anyway), having a virtual relationship is not a decent alternative to having a real-life, face to face relationship, with an actual person. What do you think? Is online dating cool, or creepy? 3 Signs You Could Be Dating Someone Dangerous 10 Ways To Get Yourself Hitched “We’re In Our 60′s & Met Online, But After Sex He Blew Me Off”
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