Parts of Baltimore have been in despair for decades, however this week’s riots may have set the area back. Yesterday, Fox News host Bill O’Reilly shared…
Ciara Accompanies Russell Wilson To White House State Dinner The rumors about Seahawks QB Russell Wilson and Ciara have been swirling around for the better part of a week…at it looks like the chatter was correct. Though speculation mounted that Russell would take Ciara to the White House as his date for Saturday Night’s Correspondents dinner , it turns out that he planned to take her to the State Dinner all along. Well, taking a girl to a fancy dinner with President Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe seems like a major step. These two must be getting pretty serious right? Congrats to the happy couple! YouTube
The 101st annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner was held last night in Washington, D.C. President Obama stole the show with a stand-up comedy set that had…
Jimmy Kimmel invited President Obama on Jimmy Kimmel Live to participate in one of our favorite segments: Mean Tweets. This is where the celebrity talents…
Jimmy Kimmel invited President Obama on Jimmy Kimmel Live to participate in one of our favorite segments: Mean Tweets. This is where the celebrity talents…
Suspect Caught By Police After Commenting On Facebook Picture An Ohio man is in custody after apparently commenting under his own online wanted photos. After the Butler County Sheriff’s Office posted photos of Andrew Dale Marcum to their Facebook page , the suspect appeared to have responded to the charges in the Facebook comments. Via ABC 7 reports: I ain’t tripping half of them don’t even know me,” wrote a Facebook user under the name Andrew Marcum, whom many are now saying is the “dumbest criminal” in Ohio. “If you could stop by the Sheriff’s Office, that’d be great,” responded the Sheriff’s office in the comments. “Hey, it doesn’t hurt to ask.” Later, the Hamilton County Police also chimed in on the discussion: “Andrew Marcum please stay in Butler County…thanks for your cooperation.” Eventually, Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones took to Twitter to invite Marcum to turn himself in: While it can’t be confirmed that the man is in fact suspect Andrew Dale Marcum, the account has been active for some time, with a cover photo of a tattoo with the name “Marcum” on a man’s back post in 2014. On Tuesday night, the sheriff’s office posted another message, this one noting that Marcum had turned himself in. “Andrew Dale Marcum will be off Facebook temporarily, because there is no social media access in the Butler County Jail. He’s turned himself in,” the message read. “Thanks to our Facebook and Twitter friends for helping turn up the heat.” You big dummy!!!!!
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