Social Media Reacts To The Release Of the iPhone 6 Today’s release of the iPhone 6, and 6 Plus, has the internet, the streets, and the tech geeks goin’ nuts! Some Apple sycophants have been sleeping on the streets for a week, others a couple days, but regarless these people either care very little about their lives, or have no life at all. Starting early this morning the iPhone fanaticism had reached a fever-pitch and tweets and videos began to pour in from all around the world of mile-long lines, jubilant customers, and anxious Apple users waiting on pins and needles for the FedEx man to drop off their coveted communication device. Flip the page to read the reactions to the iPhone 6 release. Image via Twitter
Kat Stacks Admits To Lying About Soulja Boy’s Alleged Cocaine Use After years of lies, hoe-ing, drugs, and more hoe-ing, Kat Stacks has finally decided to purge her semen-stained soul and confess her sins to her Lord and Savoir Jesus Christ…and her Twitter followers. By this time you’ve already heard all of her exploits, especially the infamous video where she outed rapper Soulja Boy as a yayo-sniffing, pay-for-play, trick. After the flippy, take a look at the apologetic tweets she sent out from prison while she awaits deportation.
Looks like Emily B found love all over again! Love was in the air Sunday afternoon as Love & Hip-Hop’s Emily B took to Twitter to post a cute pic of her kissing her boo-thang John “Fabolous” Jackson. However, the love-fest was cut short by the ubiquitous “haters”… People seem to feel very strongly about Emily and her relationship with the Brooklyn rapper that has been known to chop down a groupie, or two, or three… Do you think she’s a damn fool for reconciling with Fab?? Hit the flip to peep the tweets
It’s not looking good for this Rebekah Brooks character: The U.K. police investigation into alleged phone hacking took a dramatic turn Sunday with the arrest of Rebekah Brooks, the former chief of News Corp.’s U.K. newspaper unit who resigned Friday. London’s Metropolitan Police, known as Scotland Yard, arrested her around noon Sunday when she appeared by appointment at a London police station. She hadn’t been charged. It was the 10th arrest by police in a dual probe investigating allegations of voicemail interceptions and corrupt payments to police. The allegations focus on the News of the World, News Corp.’s Sunday tabloid that the company recently closed after 168 years amid an escalating scandal. By midafternoon on Sunday, Ms. Brooks remained in police custody along with her legal representation, according to a spokesman for the former News International chief executive. “She is assisting police at the moment,” the spokesman said, noting that the appointment with police was prearranged. “Until that’s completed, I can’t really say any more.” Ms. Brooks is due to come under public scrutiny this week when she appears before a parliamentary committee alongside News Corp. Chairman and Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch and his son, James Murdoch, News Corp.’s deputy chief operating officer. The trio will face questioning from U.K. politicians about the hacking and whether executives previously misled parliament. The News Corp. phone-hacking scandal involves allegations that the company’s News of the World tabloid illegally accessed mobile-phone voice mails and bribed police to get information. The scandal has been simmering for years but escalated to a new level recently with the allegation that the paper in 2002 hacked the phone of a missing 13-year-old girl who turned out to be dead. Ms. Brooks had become the public face of the scandal and for many British lawmakers their chief target. Chris Bryant, the Labour lawmaker who has pushed the issue hardest, said he was “delighted” by the news, and that Ms. Brooks should have been arrested in 2003 when she told a parliamentary committee that News International had paid police officials. Mr. Bryant thinks that police attention should now focus on James Murdoch, given he was privy to payments made to several people who had complained of phone hacking. “It feels as if the water is lapping around the feet of the Murdoch family now,” he said. SMH. Via WSJ
