Where is Honey Boo Boo??? Mama June Starring On WE TV’s “Not To Hot” After already dropping weight on her own, Mama June is on a mission to get even MORE slimmy trimmy. Honey Boo Boo’s mom is starring on WE TV’s “Not to Hot” where she’ll document her dramatic weight loss journey. The journey will include a physical and emotional transformation and include celebrity personal trainer Kenya Crooks who’ll help her shed a massive amount of weight from her 400-pound frame with running, lifting weights and customized meal plans. Later she’ll have life-changing bariatric surgery to save her from obesity-related health issues. “As a fitness trainer, I often find myself acting as a counselor,” said Crooks about his work with Mama June. “In a lot of cases, I have found that there are underlying issues with extreme weight gain and bad eating habits. I worked with Mama June to identify those issues/triggers that caused her to turn to food and helped her replace food with positive alternatives.” “My job is to teach people to set goals that will have an overall positive affect on their lives,” Crooks said. “I always take a holistic approach using mind, body and spirit to help the client learn about themselves and set realistic goals. I taught Mama June how to set those goals and the way in which she responded to stress, helping versus hindering herself.” “Mama June: From Not to Hot” premieres February 24 at 10 p.m. ET on WEtv. For reference, this was Mama June last year before the show. Will you be watching???
White EMT Made Up Story About Being Robbed By Thugs New York police have charged an off-duty EMT for making up a robbery story on Christmas day. Steven Sampson claimed he was attacked for his presents by ‘thugs’ while in the Bronx reports NY Daily News . He told cops he battled the robbers, and was stabbed once in the arm before the crooks made off with $2,500 worth of Christmas gifts, which included drones, gift cards and other items, cops said. “‘Hey cracker, we’re going to take your (expletive).’ Basically, that’s what they said,” he told the station, miming the martial arts moves he used to make one of the suspect’s arms “pop.” The police have charged the shady EMT for false written statement and filing a false report. Seriously?!
This has to be one of the best visuals we’ve seen for a rap song in AGES! If you have an ounce of knowledge about the crooks who Killer Mike has been rapping about in Bolitics for ages you will greatly enjoy the visuals, put together by our homie Ali Charlemagne @thegodali! Check it out below: Say something y’all. We know you can’t be speechless. Real talk talk talk talk talk!
Well, Jen was right about at least one thing . This broad is the epitome of a bum beyotch! Nia Crooks Embarrasses Herself On Twitter It’s been an abominable season of “Basketball Wives” Miami — maybe because the former “leaders” of the pack Jennifer and Evelyn fell out or maybe it’s because the lack of a plot this season has allowed attention slores like Kenya Bell and non-wife “assistant” Nia Crooks more than their allotted 15 minutes. Either way, we knew it was time to say something after Nia made yet ANOTHER appearance on Monday’s episode to scream how Jennifer is “DEAD” to her, despite the pending litigation that’s made it all too clear just who is the non-muhfuggin’ factor in this situation. So we decided to do a little research on Miss Crooks and found her Twitter was chock full of ammo. It’s time to put the lights out on bum beyotches. Ready to ride?
The bad news is, if you already lost your home you’re not gonna get more than two stacks for your sorrows… The good news is, if your loan is bigger than what your house is worth, the bank has to restructure your loan and help you out! Here’s the details: Federal officials announced Thursday that 49 states have accepted a $25 billion foreclosure-abuse settlement with the five largest mortgage lenders — a deal that primarily helps underwater homeowners but pays just $2,000 to those already wrongly foreclosed upon. The bulk of the deal requires the banks to reduce some loans and refinance mortgages for underwater borrowers. Oklahoma was the lone holdout to the agreement. President Obama described the deal as a “landmark settlement” that would “begin to turn the page on an era of recklessness” while speeding relief to hard-hit homeowners. It is the biggest settlement involving a single industry since a 1998 multistate tobacco deal. Under the agreement, five major banks — Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Ally Financial — will reduce loans for nearly 1 million households. Those who lost their homes to foreclosure are unlikely to get their homes back or benefit much financially from the settlement. For those improperly foreclosed upon, the banks will cough up checks of $2,000 to about 750,000 Americans. The banks will have three years to fulfill the terms of the deal. The deal was geared more toward homeowners who are struggling to make payments now, yet still have possession of their homes. The agreement requires the banks to commit a staggering amount of money toward changing loan terms. At least $10 billion will go toward reducing the principal for borrowers who are delinquent or underwater borrowers at risk of default. At least $3 billion will go toward refinancing. Other payments will go toward state governments, and the federal government, to “repay public funds lost as a result of servicer misconduct,” according to the Justice Department. Obama, noting the damage the housing bubble did to the broader U.S. economy, said no single action would heal the housing market. But he described the settlement as an important step, one which would address alleged abuses by mortgage lenders — like using fake signatures in the foreclosure process. “These practices were plainly irresponsible, and we refused to let them go unanswered,” Obama said. All but one of the 50 states agreed to the deal. Oklahoma, the lone holdout, will receive no money. That state’s attorney general had opposed the massive fine included in the settlement, and reportedly was concerned the penalty went beyond the scope of the original investigation. Attorney General Eric Holder said the deal would “hold mortgage servicers accountable for abusive practices.” The conditions will be overseen by Joseph A. Smith Jr., North Carolina’s banking commissioner. Lenders that violate the deal could face $1 million penalties per violation and up to $5 million for repeat violators. During the financial and housing crisis, home values sank and millions edged toward foreclosure. Many companies processed foreclosures without verifying documents. Some employees signed papers they hadn’t read or used fake signatures to speed foreclosures — an action known as robo-signing. Under the deal, the 49 states have said they won’t pursue civil charges related to these types of abuses. Homeowners can still sue lenders in civil court on their own, and federal and state authorities can pursue criminal charges. Bank of America will pay the most to borrowers as part of the deal — nearly $8.6 billion. Wells Fargo will pay about $4.3 billion, JPMorgan Chase will pay roughly $4.2 billion, Citigroup will pay about $1.8 billion and Ally Financial will pay $200 million. This does not include $5.5 billion in federal and state payments. The deal also ends a separate investigation into Bank of America and Countrywide for inflating appraisals of loans from 2003 through most of 2009. Bank of America acquired Countrywide in 2008. The banks and U.S. state attorneys general agreed to the deal late Wednesday after 16 months of contentious negotiations. New York and California came on board late Wednesday. California has more than 2 million “underwater” borrowers, whose homes are worth less than their mortgages. New York has some 118,000 homeowners who are underwater. In addition to the payments and mortgage write-downs, the deal promises to reshape long-standing mortgage lending guidelines. It will make it easier for those at risk of foreclosure to make their payments and keep their homes. The settlement would apply only to privately held mortgages issued from 2008 through 2011. Banks own about half of all U.S. mortgages — roughly 30 million loans. Seems like Barry O meant what he said in his State of the Union Address after all. It’s not gonna make him too popular with the Wall Street cats, but he prolly lost that battle a long time ago. Hopefully this helps get America closer to where we need to be. Source More On Bossip! For The Conspiracy Theorists: A History Of Alllll The “Evidence” That Bey Was Never Carrying A Gut Full Of Anything Ho Sit Down: The Most Hated Sports Wives And Girlfriends Of All Time Are You My Daddy? Khloe Heats Up The DNA Debacle By Posing With Kris Jenner’s Ex-Jumpoff Hairdresser The Side-Eye: Ne-Yo Makes It Rain In An Atlanta Strip Club With His Baby Mama To Convince Us That He Isn’t Rooty-Tooty Fresh And Fruity [PICS]
Las Vegas Review Journal reports: A Las Vegas police officer under investigation for a videotaped beating of a man has been suspended with pay pending completion of an internal investigation, police said Saturday. On the night of March 20, Crooks, 36, was standing in his driveway while videotaping police as they investigated a reported burglary across the street. When Crooks refused to stop filming, Colling allegedly attacked him — with much of the altercation recorded by the camera. Crooks’ attorney, David Otto, on Thursday sent police a statement from Crooks, along with a demand for $500,000 to cover Crooks’ medial care, pain and suffering. A planned lawsuit has not yet been filed.
