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minus the drag queenish hip injections, and that huge vein that pops out the side of her neck when she’s trying to convince people she can sing.

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“Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh” <<<<<<<< that note she sings in the show's monologue

Bad!

@Luvn No, but they left a bar at 3am to go 4 wheeling. My guess that it was accident. Maybe carbon dioxide poisoning? It doesn’t seem to be any signs of foul play.

<–Doesn't Talk To Strangers says:

Man,
supposedly Cindy and Terri own the name LLC, but Dawn and Maxine were using the name to tour The judge didn’t award any money though… Just ruled on who could use the name

I thought they were all out on tour, no?
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DTTS!

One of the "new" members is the black girl from Mickey Mouse Club and Jamie Foxx Show. I forgot her name……..

<–Doesn't Talk To Strangers says:

No MzTisch, it was still 3T, just without one of them, and a nephew imposter!
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Man, I just don’t care™ says:

@MZ TICH
“Man, I just saw Dru Hill and Tony Toni Tone in concert and both of them had some ol’ unknown niggas up on stage hoppin and dancing around and chit.

Then, the nigga on Tony Toni Tone tries to look just like Raphael Sadiqq. WTF?
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Who they replace in Dru Hill? Da big one?

So, they were just Tony Toni?
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naw, that big nigga was still there. So get this, the big dude came out after they did like 3 songs. So the crowd go wild and chit. Then he perform the next song with them, AND WALK BACK OFF STAGE when they perform the next song. His big azz had to basically sing on every other song and then he would sit down and wipe sweat and drink water during his “breaks.”

WTF?
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YOU LIE!!!!! He is THAT big????

iAmChan says:

Dude from Dru Hill blew up…nigga gots to be the size of that wrestler Mark Henry.
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Mark Henry?

Googled Mark Henry……….

iAmChan says:

@ Nakeya_j

I can’t lie bout that….he couldn’t even do the jump dance from “Tell Me” lol.
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That’s bad. He could barely do it when they first came out.

-The ZUMBA Chronicles

The case of the Zumba dance instructor who used her fitness studio as prostitution faces jail time after pleading guilty.

The plea agreement, which calls for a 10-month sentence, spares Alexis Wright from the prospect of a high-profile trial featuring sex videos, exhibitionism and pornography. She’s scheduled to be sentenced on May 31.

Wright quietly answered “guilty” 20 times on Friday when the judge read the counts, which include engaging in prostitution, promotion of prostitution, conspiracy, tax evasion and theft by deception.

“We’re very satisfied with it. It’s an appropriate outcome, given the gravity of her actions,” Assistant Attorney General Darcy Mitchell said after the brief court hearing.

The 30-year-old Wright was accused of conspiring with insurance agent Mark Strong Sr. to run a prostitution business in which she kept detailed records indicating she made $150,000 over an 18-month period. She was also accused of using a hidden camera to record sex acts without her clients’ knowledge.

She was originally charged with 106 counts. All the counts in the agreement were misdemeanors, including three counts relating to welfare and tax fraud that were reduced from felonies.

Strong, 57, of Thomaston, was convicted this month of 13 counts related to promotion of prostitution and was sentenced to 20 days in jail. He was originally charged with 59 counts.

The scandal became a sensation following reports that Wright had at least 150 clients, leading to a guessing game of who might be named publicly in the coastal town of Kennebunk. Attorneys who have seen the client list say it included some prominent names. Those who have been charged so far include a former mayor, a high school hockey coach, a minister, a lawyer and a firefighter.

Wright had attended college classes and ran dance classes for the local parks and recreation program before opening her studio in Kennebunk. But she was also engaging in paid-sex acts in the studio, in her apartment and in her office, law enforcement officials said.

Overseeing the operation and watching the sex acts live on his office computer 100 miles up the coast was Strong, a married father of two who ran a successful insurance agency in Thomaston.

It came as no surprise that Wright would seek a plea agreement because evidence presented in Strong’s trial was so overwhelming. A video played for jurors showed Wright engaging in sex acts with a man who then inquired about her rate before leaving $250 cash on her massage table.

After the man left, the video showed Wright pocketing the money.

Under the plea agreement, prosecutors will seek restitution of $57,250 from Wright after she’s released from jail.

Two fifth graders are accused of a rape and murder plot a few of their classmates in Washington state. They will stand trial ad juveniles.

Stevens County Prosecutor Tim Rasmussen said the boys, 11 and 10, pleaded not guilty during an arraignment on Friday over the alleged murder-rape plot that also targeted other children in Colville, Washington, about 215 miles east of Seattle.

One of the boys wanted the girl dead because “she’s rude and always made fun of me and my friends,” according to court documents.
“There are very few prosecutions of a crime of this magnitude with boys of this age,” Rasmussen told Reuters.

Stevens County Superior Court Judge Allen Nielson determined during the hearing that the boys had the capacity to understand right and wrong, Rasmussen said.

Under Washington state law, children ages 8 to 12 are presumed not to have the mental capacity to form an intention to commit a crime. Juvenile court is typically reserved for defendants between ages 12 and 18.

The 10-year-old suspect was charged with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, juvenile firearm possession and witness tampering, Rasmussen said.

The younger boy had taken a gun that originally belonged to his grandfather from his older brother’s room, according to a declaration of probable cause.

The 11-year-old was charged with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, possession of a dangerous weapon, a knife, at school and tampering with a witness, Rasmussen said.

The boys planned to lure the girl away from school in Colville, a town of 4,600 people in eastern Washington, according to court documents.
A teacher found a list of six more targeted classmates, prosecutors said.

The fifth-graders had boarded a school bus on February 7 with a knife, a semi-automatic pistol and ammunition in a backpack on their way to Fort Colville Elementary School, prosecutors said.

A fourth-grader on the bus saw the knife and reported it to a teacher’s aide, prosecutors said. One of the suspects later said he would kill the student who told school officials about the weapons, they said.

If convicted of all charges, the boys could each be sentenced to 103 to 127 weeks unless a judge finds “manifest injustice” and orders a longer sentence, Rasmussen said.

The boys have been expelled from the school district indefinitely and a trial hearing is set for April 8.