Did Vince Cheat On Tamar And Father A Child? Tamar Braxton admitted recently that she and Vince haven’t had the picture perfect marriage on their 8th wedding anniversary, but could he have cheated and fathered a daughter the day before their wedding night? A woman who is going by the name of “Paris Herbert” is claiming that she and Vince had an affair and now have an 7 year old daughter together. She says she is taking matters into social media becasue VInce is refusing to pay up for the child. Is this a hoax or reality? People are confused, but Tamar admits a few things about the situation. Hit the flip to find out.
Jesus take the wheel… Houston Teen Who Killed Parents To Be Tried As An Adult The 16-year-old who murdered his parents back in 2016 is being tried as an adult. Back in July 2016 we reported that Houston teen Antonio Armstrong Jr. fatally shot his father Antonio Armstrong, a former Miami Dolphins and San Francisco 49ers linebacker, and his mother Dawn Armstrong while they slept in the family’s home. Now Antonio a.k.a. A.J. Armstrong has appeared before a judge who agreed with the prosecution’s suggestion that he be tried as an adult. According to ABC 13 , A.J. showed emotion in court for the first time this week when prosecutors displayed pictures of his parents while they were alive for the jury. They also showed photos of the murder scene and his mother Dawn’s lifeless body laying on a blood-stained bed. As previously reported A.J. called the police himself after the shooting and alleged that an intruder murdered his parents. He left a fake note saying, “I HAVE BEEN WATCHING YOU FOR SOME TIME” and alleged that he hid in the closet when shots were fired. He’s now facing capital murder charges.
Colin Kaepernick Is Done Kneeling For The National Anthem The kneel is over, the kneel is over… According to ESPN , things will be different for San Francisco 49ers baller Colin Kaepernick next season. The controversial QB will opt out of his contract and look for a new team to sign him. He’ll also be standing for the National Anthem. Kaepernick no longer wants his method of protest to detract from the positive change he believes has been created, sources told ESPN. He also said the amount of national discussion on social inequality — as well as support from other athletes nationwide, including NFL and NBA players — affirmed the message he was trying to deliver. Kaep will continue to run The Colin Kaepernick Foundation and will be donating millions of dollars to communities in need. Guess he feels like his mission is accomplished, and in some ways, he’s right. But it’s hard not to feel just a tad bit disappointed that things are going to be business-as-usual next year. Images via AP/WENN
Alec Baldwin hosted Saturday Night Live for a record 17th time last night (February 11), in the middle of a season becoming known for his incisive impression of President Donald Trump. But the show was once again stolen by Melissa McCarthy, who returned to open the show as Trump’s not-long-for-this-world press secretary Sean Spicer. One-upping… Read more »
If you follow Tyrese Gibson on social media, you know that he does the absolute most and rarely says much of anything. He’s team extra and team too much all at the same time. And in honor of that comedian Deon Cole, known most recently for his role as Charlie on “black-ish”, decided to create a challenge to poke fun at Tyrese on social media. Check out the best videos from the #TyreseChallenge. [ madamenoire ] Jamie Foxx’s Dating Advice To His Daughters? “Don’t Take No Back Seat To Nobody” It’s pretty common these days for people to say that when it comes to relationships, modern-day women don’t “let a man be a man.” They like to say that independent women are shooting themselves in the foot in terms of their dating prospects with high standards, and that letting a man lead in a relationship, especially in a marriage, is the best thing for both parties. But as a father of two daughters who are vastly different ages (Corinne was born in 1994, Annalise in 2009), Jamie Foxx doesn’t want either one of his children to dim their light to let a man shine. [ madamenoire ] Scott Storch Files For Annulment, Says He Was Drunk Scott Storch is supposed to be on the comeback trail, but he’s been experiencing some hiccups. The enigmatic producer recently filed for an annulment, citing that he was too drunk for it to count. Oh yeah, he got married back in 2011. Reports TMZ: The famed producer just filed the docs, attempting to get out of marriage … which went down in 2011. Scott says he and Christina Gray said, “I do” on June 7, 2011 — but separated the next day. He says they haven’t been together since then. In the docs, Scott admits he and Christina were hammered when they tied the knot, and were “not of sound mind.” It is weird he’s just now getting around to filing annulment docs … 5 and half years later. [ hiphopwired ] Phaedra Parks Says Apollo Can’t File for a Divorce that Already Went Down [ tmz ] Hillary Clinton Gets Standing Ovation At ‘The Color Purple’s’ Final Show [ hellobeautiful ] George Clooney Asks Trump The One Thing On Everyone’s Mind [ huffingtonpost ] Pope Francis Encourages Breastfeeding In Church [ iheartradio ] Caitlyn Jenner Wants To Strip Butt Naked For 2017 [ balleralert ]
Welcome to the Mr. Skin Caption CompeTITion! Each week we’ll look at a Skin-approved pic and really try to capture its essence, its gestalt, its… nudity, through a caption. We’ve updated the previous Caption CompeTITion to include the winning comment. Winners will be contacted via e-mail to receive a Mr. Skin t-shirt or other skintastic swag. Good luck!… read more
On this day in 1933, construction began on the Golden Gate Bridge in the San Francisco Bay. The bridge is a shining symbol of this great city, and we’ve got ten of the finest San Francisco natives in history with this week’s Top 10! This list represents the melting pot that is the city by the bay, and these ten beauties are among the sexiest exports that great American city has to offer!… read more
New Hampshire Mans Sets Twin Sister On Fire In Front Of Her Children “I did it, I lit her on fire” Those are the words that Dwayne Crawford said to police officer Brendan Ryder who saw Dwayne’s twin sister, Tamika Crawford, laying severely burned as he responded to a call about a fire. According to ConcordMonitor , Dwayne doused his sibling in gasoline, set her ablaze and showed little to no remorse over it. As Tamika Crawford was brought to an ambulance, she corroborated her brother’s admission, yelling, “my brother did this, my brother did this … you have to arrest him,” Ryder wrote. When Ryder conferred with two other officers at the scene, he learned that Dwayne Crawford had separately confessed to them that he “did it,” Ryder wrote. Tamika Crawford also told an officer that she had “divulged her two juvenile sons and Concord Fire that Dwayne had poured gasoline on her and lit her on fire.” What type of monster do you have to be to set your sister on fire in front of her children??? Hope they throw a library of books at this guy. Image via Facebook/Concord Police
Common Talks 13th , Social Activism Common is really living up to his original rap name “Common Sense” these days. The rapper’s activism anthem “Letter to the Free” is the end-title track on 13th and has already been nominated for a 2016 Critics’ Choice Documentary Award for “Best Song in a Documentary.” The song’s lyrics tackle America’s racial divide and reflect the film’s focus on the prison system as a new form of slavery in America. It’s also featured on Common’s own latest album, “Black America Again.” Take a listen: We caught up with Common to chat about the single, his invovlement with the project, and how his affiliation with Ava Duvernay movies have shaped his musical direction and activism… What made you want to become involved with 13th in the way that you have? 13th hit me in a way…it was like I know some of this, I didn’t know about this ALEC stuff, I didn’t even know the 13th amendment said that — I’ll be honest — I didn’t even realize that the 13th amendment said that if you’re a “criminal,” you can [legally] be a slave. So all that information, I’m still continuing to learn. It’s been an awakening for the country. This is part of American history and the same way we teach our kids about the people who came to revolutionize this country, we need to teach them about slavery too. We need to teach them about slavery and how that ties into where we are now. If they can see that, they would be able to put two and two together and start functioning differently. Your name has become more and more synonymous with “wokeness” in a sense since your involvement in Selma a few years back. How do you feel that movie experience prepared you for projects like 13th and even placing some of the messages you have in your latest album? Well, Selma was definitely one of the moments that changed my life forever. One of the greatest experiences of my life. One of the reasons is being introduced to the Civil Rights Movement in another way. It’s more than just researching and reading it in textbooks. You’re talking to people. Ambassador Andrew Young came and had a talk the first day of our rehearsal and said “What are you willing to die for? Live for that.” He said that was the whole mentality of the people of the Civil Rights movement. “We’re willing to die for freedom, so we’re going to live for freedom. We’re dedicating each day toward that.” One of the practical things I was able to connect with was the fact that each and every person that was a part of that movement, each day they contributed something towards fighting for that freedom. They dedicated their lives to saying “okay, some part of my day will be dedicated towards that.” I felt like, I have been doing things and putting my spirit and energy into wanting to see change, but I had to do more. I had to contribute my days into being more active and more present — not only in the music. So then, aside from the music, what ways did you begin pursuing to be more active? That made me think about things, and question how can I use my creativity not only towards the art that I’m doing that is socio-political work, but how can I use my mind towards these communities. So that made me start going into communities and start to listen and made me more political than I had ever been. Before I would think — “Okay, I need to vote for the president.” And “I’ll vote for this person I know about.” But now, I need to know. If I have a problem with police injustice and police killing Black people, I need to know what things I can do policy-wise to help change things. Who is the person that selects the police chief? Who is the person that sets up the training for the policemen in this state and that state? Not that I’m going to know everything, but even if it’s connecting with groups that do know, so that I can get that information and see how I can contribute my name, celebrity, whatever access I have, and creativity towards that change. What action has 13th pushed you to take? With this movie, I’ll put it this way: If I’m going to talk it and rap it, I’ll have to be it. So I will be at somebody’s prison — just building with brothers and sisters about getting out and what life will be like getting out and trying to provide help in that way. I even realized this morning from Kim Fox, the State’s Attorney of Chicago — she comes from Cabrini-Green in Chicago so she’s for the people, she comes from it — she says one of the biggest issues is, they don’t assist people when they’re about to get out of jail, so when they come out, they’re shocked. And it’s hard to get jobs, hard to get housing, you can’t vote in certain places, so then you feel second-class, and then you end up going back to that same cycle. So, if someone has been convicted of a crime, when they’re about to get out, when do we start training them to work on that? I want to help with figuring that out. Nice! Great to see a celeb taking his influence and really focusing on making a positive impact with it, right? Have YOU taken a listen to “Black America Again?” What did you think? Splash
Republicans In Ohio Pass “Heartbeat Bill” Banning Abortion The United States government has a sick obsession with telling women how they are supposed to treat their bodies . The issue of abortion has been hotly contested for YEARS now, and in the days before Donald’s inauguration, those opposed to the often-necessary medical procedure have decided that now is their chance to rule women’s wombs. According to CNN , Ohio Republicans have passed what is known as the “Heartbeat Bill” which bans abortion (regardless of rape or incest) after a fetus’ heartbeat is audible. Usually that would occur about 6 weeks into a pregnancy. “One, a new President, new Supreme Court justice appointees change the dynamic, and that there was a consensus in our caucus to move forward,” Ohio Senate President Keith Faber, a Republican from Celina, told reporters after the final vote. Asked if he thought the bill would survive a legal challenge, he said: “I think it has a better chance than it did before.” Former Presidential candidate, Gov. John Kasich, now has 10 days to decide whether or not he wants to veto the bill. Hopefully he will. How arrogant is it to wield religious morality (because that’s really all anti-abortion people want to do) as a weapon against women, especially when the wielding is being done by men who don’t have to concern themselves with child birth? SMFH. Image via Shutterstock
