Dashcam Footage Of Alabama Police-Involved Shooting Released 3 years ago, airman Michael Davidson was shot by Opelika, Alabama police officer Phillip Hancock. According to DailyMail , Officer Hancock claims he mistook Davidson’s wallet for a firearm and felt like he had to put Davidson down. Since then Officer Hancock has been cleared of all wrongdoing. Yesterday, after 1,095 days, the dashcam footage from the shooting has been released. What do you think? Did Davidson put himself in a bad spot by getting out of the car wallet-in-hand, or was Officer Hancock just too eager to pull the trigger? Image via YouTube
Missing Woman’s Car Found After Sending Last Text About Traffic Stop Via Daily Mail A missing Kansas city woman’s car was found submerged in water after a friends said she texted hern last test “OMG, I just got pulled over again”. A body was discovered in the truck of the vehicle, though police have yet to confirm if it is the missing woman, Toni Anderson. Toni has been missing since January according to friends and family. What is peculiar about this story is Kansas City Police initially denied stopping Anderson. They also refuse to release police footage of the stop. Toni is said to now have been pulled around 4 a.m. for failing to signal while changing lanes. She was allegedly let go after telling cops she was low on gas.
Nick Cannon Talks Departing From America’s Got Talent Nick Cannon seems like the type of person who likes to do his own thing. He wasn’t really feeling being told what to do by ‘AGT’. Sometime it’s about being able to be who you want and not just taking slack from a job. We feel you brother! Via E News .
Atlanta Trio B.O.Y. Drops “Winning” Video You can call them B.O.Y., but don’t call them a girl group. This R&B/Hip Hop/Soul trio “Be Only You’ is redefining the term for a new generation with their new single “Winning,” which is now available at all digital retailers via Akademy Records. You can check out their debut video below. Their latest single stands out amongst today’s contemporary R&B tracks; showcasing the trio’s talent for writing, composing and vocal technique. A modern day love song that celebrates the honeymoon period of a romantic relationship. “Winning is about a woman recognizing her partners worth. Sometimes it’s up to us to be encouraging, we see you fellas! “Winning” is how your partner should make you feel, like you won the lottery!” says the trio about the song. Each of the girls—Gianni Chapman, Miesha Green and Summer Killen—possess their own style, flow and personality. Bringing their raw edge to the collective, the young women exemplify individuality; lending true meaning to their name B.O.Y., “Be Only You.” Hailing from various parts of the country—Massachusetts, North Carolina and Virginia—the group relocated to Atlanta shortly after forming. The group has been training, rehearsing and recording with plans to put out a project this summer. “Winning” eSingle iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/album/id1212037905?ls=1&app=itunes Apple Music: http://itunes.apple.com/album/id1212037905 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/609y2R0OJGmM7yuTRQFwQ4 Tidal: http://tidal.com/us/store/album/71057457 Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Winning-Explicit-B-O-Y/dp/B06XD5GMXQ Googleplay: https://play.google.com/store/music/album/B_O_Y_Winning?id=Bau7cnws6kglkieeczy36hfqhvi Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/boytillwedie/winning For more information visit: http://www.officialboy.net Photo Credit: Nikko Lamere
The spring premieres of a lot of your favorite shows are starting to return and now we can add the glitzy musical drama The Get Down to the list, as Netflix has just dropped the official full trailer for the second part of the series executive-produced by Nas. It was last summer when Netflix premiered […]
Samuel L. Jackson And Allison Williams Discuss Sex Scene Etiquette Everything is a “go” on Watch What Happens Live . So you already know when Andy Cohen asks about d!¢k, that the conversation could go literally anywhere. Add Get Out yakubian devil Allison Williams and Samuel L. Jackson into the mix and you have TV magic. Check it out. There are some…aesthetically unfortunate actresses who probably can’t relate to a single thing being discussed in this segment. Image via YouTube
Get ’em Gabby! Gabby Sidibe Shows Off Dramatic Weight Loss In Nylon Magazine Afer revealing that she’d undergone laproscopic bariatric surgery, Gabby Sidibe’s showing off more her slimmed down baaawdy. As previously reported Gabby’s promoting her book “This Is Just My Face: Try Not to Stare,” which is set for release in May. In it, she reveals that she decided to have bariatric surgery after she was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. Now she’s speaking with Nylon about other issues she’s faced including her father calling her “Fatso” and beating her as a child. According to Gabby, she was not only verbally abused by her dad, but by her brother as well: “Being bullied didn’t shape who the f*** I am. It shaped some of my emotions and some of my tenderness and why I don’t let people support me, but that shit also started at home. My first bully was my older brother. He said horrible things to me and I said just as bad things to him.” She also revealed to the mag that she once worked as a phone sex operator… “She takes a small bite and then dives into a story about how she was a phone-sex operator for three years, and that she always turns on her sex voice when she orders room service. She doesn’t mean to, but it comes out naturally, she says. Sidibe doesn’t think it’s a big deal that she pretended to orgasm on cue for random strangers over the phone…” before speaking eloquently on Trump and rape culture. “He’s not my President,” said Sidbibe. “At this point, are we going to be able to fix society? We f**** it up enough with Trump. It’s over. He’s not my president,” she says. “But you really have to be aware in Trump’s America, okay?” The interview’s a really good read and gives insight to who Gabby really is as a person. Click HERE to read it in its entirety. NYLON’s April issue hits newsstands March 28. More Gabby on the flip.
