Nothin’ like a bad b*tch that knows how to throw down… Gorgeous swimsuit model Jessica White has sashayed out of her criminal charges for an alleged slapdown with another woman over a cab last October – and she managed to do so in towering yellow platform stilettos. A Manhattan Criminal Court judge told the Victoria’s Secret model today that her misdemeanor assault charges will be dismissed if she stays out of trouble for six months, serves three days of community service and goes to anger management for two days. She also has to pay $489.94 to compensate Vanessa Kia, the Connecticut car rental company clerk she was accused of slugging as they parried for a cab outside a nightclub. White turned heads as she strutted up and down the courtroom aisle-turned-runway, wearing high heels and a well-above-the-knees royal blue sundress. She’s been in the news in recent weeks for planning an anti-child abuse campaign with Russell Simmons and a skin-care line for women of color. “The injuries were not substantial and the complaining witness was amenable,” prosecutor Rene Jarusinsky said in agreeing to the eventual dismissal. Sounds like Jessica was workin’ the preferential treatment angle with her court attire, seems like it might have worked. Play on playa…but try to leave the Naomi Campbell act alone, she’s not exactly the best role model. Source
FACT: LeBron James has played the last two games of the NBA Finals like someone scared of the big moment. FICTION: The Miami Heat star has been distracted on the court because Rashard Lewis, an overpaid member of the Washington Wizards, had sex with LeBron’s girlfriend, Savannah Brinson. Lewis called in to a radio show soon after this rumor spread online and did all he could to put it to rest. The power forward said he’s never met Brinson and would never do that to a fellow NBA player… Rashard Lewis Radio Interview The news should not come as a surprise, really. Lewis can barely score on the court these days – his 11.7 points per game in 2010-2011 were his lowest output since his first full season in the league – so it’s hard to imagine him scoring with LeBron’s woman.
Over at ABL’s place, Allan Brauer has a terrific article involving the specifics on why the Right wants Weiner gone for good: Weiner’s the only one banging the drum on Clarence Thomas, his wife Ginny’s involvement in the Tea Party, and how this massive conflict of interest threatens our country..and how it comes back to Andrew Breitbart. Even though Thomas had been appointed to the Court, the experience… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Zandar Versus The Stupid Discovery Date : 03/06/2011 02:23 Number of articles : 2
Top WNBA draft pick Maya Moore has become the first female basketball player to sign an endorsement deal with the Jordan Brand, a division of Nike Inc. Maya stated, “As a student of the game, it is a dream come true to align myself with a brand that has a rich history in sports. Like most kids, I grew up idolizing Michael Jordan and continue to work relentlessly to reach his iconic status on the court. I’m truly motivated to take my career to the next level as a member of Team Jordan.” Jordan responded by saying he’s ”thrilled” to welcome Moore to the commercial team. He says her ”hunger and determination to make an impact off the court makes her a valuable addition.” The WNBA pre-season gets underway tomorrow and we’re sure Maya’s biggest fan Lil Wayne will be in attendance! Maya is a four-season All-American at University of Connecticut and a world championships gold-medalist for the U.S. national team. Congrats Maya.. SOURCE Top 9 Most Exciting Black Basketball Players Tami & Evelyn Return With More Drama In “Basketball Wives” Season 3 [PREVIEW]
Angela Simmons and Cynthia Bailey, of “Real Housewives of Atlanta” fame, came out to support the 2nd Annual Steve Harvey Foundation Gala. Hosted by Sherri Shepherd and the comedian, actor, author and radio host, himself, the gala raised over $600,000 to benefit the Steve Harvey Mentoring Weekend for Young Men. Tyler Perry was honored at the event and brought along model Gelila Bekele as his date. Steve Harvey Takes Ex-Wife To Court Over YouTube Videos Angela Simmons & Bow Wow Take Their “Relationship” Courtside [PHOTOS]
When the Louisville-Morehead State match-up was announced it was panned online as more of an inside joke about Rick Pitino‘s extracurricular activities by the Selection Committee. Instead it provided us with our first upset of the NCAA Tournament. Led by Terrence Hill‘s 23 points and 8 rebounds and Kenneth Faried‘s 12 points and 17 rebounds the Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Rush the Court Discovery Date : 17/03/2011 21:14 Number of articles : 2
Olivia Wilde, 26, filed papers at a Los Angeles Superior Court on March 3, citing irreconcilable differences. The House M.D. star, and Ruspoli eloped in 2003, but mutually agreed to separate earlier this year. They have no children. Olivia Wilde#39;s marriage to a prince does not have a fairy tale ending. The actress has filed for divorce from her husband of eight years, Italian prince Tao Ruspoli. According to papers, Wilde has asked that the court refuse any spousal support for her husband
This also means the Lakeshow didn’t beat the Heat once this whole season. The Lakers could have finally wished their fans a Merry Christmas, along with a belated apology for their behavior back in December. Instead, they gift-wrapped a game Thursday and handed it to the Miami Heat. The Lakers’ messy last two minutes led to Miami’s 94-88 victory and ended two streaks at once — the Lakers’ eight-game surge and the Heat’s five-game skid. There was no getting even for a humiliating loss to Miami on Christmas Day after Kobe Bryant committed two late turnovers and missed two long three-point attempts, one from 28 feet at AmericanAirlines Arena. Bryant wasn’t the only one at fault. Ron Artest missed an open layup attempt with 1:04 left. Merry March, Miami. Or as Andrew Bynum said in his own way, “We tricked it, for sure. We definitely had an opportunity to win this game and we gave it away.” Their game Saturday in Dallas is more important to the Lakers, but this one was taken plenty seriously. Bryant warned teammates the previous day not to stay out late in always-rocking South Beach and to make sure the game was the focus of their trip to Miami. He had 24 points on a poor shooting night (eight for 21) and was still angry about it 30 minutes after the game. So he returned to the court and shot a slew of three-pointers and mid-range jumpers as three Heat ball boys fetched rebounds and fed him passes. His Lakers T-shirt was wet with sweat by the time he finished. He played almost 40 minutes in the game and stayed on the court for more than an hour afterward. “It’s my job,” Bryant said. “This is what you’re supposed to do if you’re not feeling comfortable with something and you feel like you can tweak some things.” The game ended feebly for a team that had been playing so robustly, beating Portland, Oklahoma City, San Antonio and Atlanta on the road since the All-Star break. Bryant started it by coughing the ball up to Dwyane Wade, who fed LeBron James for a dunk and 90-88 lead with 1:27 to play. Then Artest missed his easy shot. Then Bryant lost the ball out of bounds while going up for a shot down low. Then he lofted an off-balance, 28-foot, three-point attempt. By the time the misfires were added up, the Lakers had lost, though Coach Phil Jackson took the blame. As everyone knows, he rarely calls timeouts and often still has one or two in his pocket for end-of-game situations. This time, he called his last one with 46 seconds to play and the Lakers down by four. “I really took responsibility for screwing up the end of the game,” he said. “I had no timeouts…” As for Artest? “I should have made the layup, but they grabbed my arm, I got hit in my head, and then, well, goaltending too possibly, right?” Artest said. “But that’s an excuse, man. I should have made the layup.” The Lakers initially thought the Heat took the rebound with the ball still in the cylinder but stepped back from their thinking after conferring with their video coordinator. The Heat couldn’t be happier, ending a five-game losing streak that tugged on the franchise and its celebrated trio of All-Stars. “This was a very big game and we had everything riding on it,” said Heat forward Chris Bosh, who complained about his touches earlier this week and had 24 points on 10-for-17 shooting Thursday. You know who’s really happy? The owner of Whiskey Tango in Hollywood, FL, who promised to pay $25 of everyone’s bar tab every time the team lost. So far, it has cost John Todora $85K. Source
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