Lenny Kravitz ran into a slight problem during a recent concert in Stockholm: The rocker's penis decided to fly away. Doing his thing on stage in front of a group of rowdy fans, Kravitz bent down at one point in his leather pants, only for the material to tear in a rather unfortunate spot. Or a rather fortunate spot, depending on your point of view. Check out the revealing footage below and then compare this incident to other famous wardrobe malfunctions in recent memory.
On July 1, Walter Palmer of Eden Prairie, Minnesota made the unfortunate decision to combine two things that most people aren’t that crazy about: dentists and killing protected animals. The 55-year-old was on a big-game hunt in Zimbabwe when he shot and killed a beloved and internationally-known lion known as Cecil. The killing sparked global outrage, and Palmer admitted to being the man responsible earlier today. “I had no idea that the lion I took was a known, local favorite, was collared and part of a study until the end of the hunt. I relied on the expertise of my local professional guides to ensure a legal hunt,” Palmer said in a statement issued to local media. Unfortunately for him, the Internet loves cats and hates root canals, which means Palmer is pretty much screwed. In the last 24 hours, his dental practice has been closed indefinitely; the business’ Facebook page has been removed as a result following hundreds of comments from animal rights advocates, and Palmer’s Yelp page has been bombarded with negative reviews. #CecilTheLion is currently the number one trending topic on Twitter, so it seems unlikely that there’s any relief in sight for Palmer. We guess the lesson would be: If you have to pay some shady guides $50,000 to kill something, it’s probably something you shouldn’t be killing. The scandal brings to mind the furor that surrounded teen hunter Kendall Jones last year. Although something tells us folks won’t be so quick to forget about Palmer.
On July 1, Walter Palmer of Eden Prairie, Minnesota made the unfortunate decision to combine two things that most people aren’t that crazy about: dentists and killing protected animals. The 55-year-old was on a big-game hunt in Zimbabwe when he shot and killed a beloved and internationally-known lion known as Cecil. The killing sparked global outrage, and Palmer admitted to being the man responsible earlier today. “I had no idea that the lion I took was a known, local favorite, was collared and part of a study until the end of the hunt. I relied on the expertise of my local professional guides to ensure a legal hunt,” Palmer said in a statement issued to local media. Unfortunately for him, the Internet loves cats and hates root canals, which means Palmer is pretty much screwed. In the last 24 hours, his dental practice has been closed indefinitely; the business’ Facebook page has been removed as a result following hundreds of comments from animal rights advocates, and Palmer’s Yelp page has been bombarded with negative reviews. #CecilTheLion is currently the number one trending topic on Twitter, so it seems unlikely that there’s any relief in sight for Palmer. We guess the lesson would be: If you have to pay some shady guides $50,000 to kill something, it’s probably something you shouldn’t be killing. The scandal brings to mind the furor that surrounded teen hunter Kendall Jones last year. Although something tells us folks won’t be so quick to forget about Palmer.
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Jay Z Beyonce And Solange Release Joint Statement On Elevator Incident via NY Daily News Beyonce, Jay Z and Solange Knowles have broken their silence on their infamous family feud caught on tape, saying they have worked through their issues and are moving on. “As a result of the public release of the elevator security footage from Monday, May 5th, there has been a great deal of speculation about what triggered the unfortunate incident. But the most important thing is that our family has worked through it,” the trio said in a statement to The Associated Press Thursday. “Jay and Solange each assume their share of responsibility for what has occurred. They both acknowledge their role in this private matter that has played out in the public. They both have apologized to each other and we have moved forward as a united family.” The statement comes days after a leaked surveillance video showed Solange attacking Jay Z in an elevator at the Standard Hotel after a Met Gala after-party. The May 5 beatdown was apparently triggered by Solange taking offense to designer Rachel Roy getting “too close” to the rap impresario.
Interracial Couple Attacked While Leaving Restaurant In Queens An interracial couple who was attacked on their way home from dinner in Queens, NY say they their attackers used both racial and anti-gay slurs before the altercation that left the husband bloodied and the wife with a broken toe. via NBC New York An interracial married couple says they were attacked outside a bar in Queens early Saturday, and that their attackers used racial and homophobic slurs. Billie and Jacob James-Vogel say they and a gay friend had been celebrating Billie James-Vogel’s 40th birthday in Long Island City and were attacked when they left the bar. They say three men began hurling homophobic and racist slurs at their group before physically assaulting them. Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said the argument began when one of the men kissed Billie James-Vogel, and words were exchanged between the husband and that man. Jacob James-Vogel suffered a black eye and a head injury; his wife had a broken toe and other bruises. Kelly said one person had been arrested, and police were still investigating. “We’re still looking at it as a possible hate crime,” Kelly said. Yet another unfortunate incident that look to be motivated by nothing but hate … Photo Credit: Checkey Beckford/ NBC New York
