Reality TV star and sometime singer Tamar Braxton dined with sister Toni Braxton and mother Evelyn Braxton at Tosconova Italian restaurant. They were filming scenes for Tamar's reality TV show, Tamar & Vince.
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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston stands to earn tens of millions of dollars if he is drafted by an NFL team. But the 20-year-old Florida State University football and baseball star was issued a citation by police for stealing crab legs worth $32 from a Tallahassee Publix.
Winston was suspended from the FSU baseball team following his latest brush with the law.
16 days have passed since hundreds of Nigerian schoolgirls were kidnapped at gunpoint by militants who oppose western education for girls.
The militants of the Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram arrived at the boarding school in the dead of night. They exchanged gunfire with armed security guards outside the school before storming the school and rounding up the girls.
The frightened schoolgirls were herded onto waiting buses and motor scooters by the gunmen who assured them, “Don’t worry. Nothing will happen to you."
Rapper Lil Kim recently went undercover disguised as an Indian woman to see what her hardcore fans really thought about her.
The Queen Bee wore heavy makeup and traditional garb for an episode of Oxygen’s “Celebrities Undercover, which aired Tuesday.
Magic Johnson's son Earvin Johnson III, who is openly gay, has inked a new deal with E! to return to the network’s reality TV series Rich Kids Of Beverly Hills next season.
Johnson, who is affectionately called EJ, had a bit role on the show that follows the lives of wealthy spawn living in Beverly Hills, including billionaire offspring Dorothy Wang and lifestyle blogger Morgan Stewart.
Seminole County police say a man walked into a luxury auto dealership there and tried to purchase a $263,000 Bentley using a fake check.
Michael Munson, 32, was arrested and charged with using a fake cashier's check to buy the expensive car at Fields Motorcars in Longwood, the AJC.com reports.
Socialite Naya Rivera was seen purchasing java at the Coffee Bean in Larchmont Village on Tuesday. Naya was recently dumped by her ex-boyfriend, rapper Big Sean, who sent her packing because she had a nasty attitude. Then just yesterday the sometime actress was booted from the final episode of the hit TV show Glee. According to the NY Daily News, the producers had enough of Naya's nasty attitude. See, it pays to be nice to people. Your LSLH image will only get you so far.
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Socialite Kim Kardashian and tennis star Serena Williams were spotted heading out to lunch together at L'Avenue in Paris, France on Tuesday. According to the LA Times, Kim and her baby daddy, music producer Kanye West are planning to tie the knot sometime this week in Los Angeles. The newspaper points out the wedding will be a civil ceremony only. The couple have already obtained a marriage license -- called a confidential license, according to gossip tabloid TMZ.
In George Orwell's classic novel 1984, citizens lived under constant threat of a totalitarian government that sought to control their thoughts -- even in the privacy of their own homes.
In his strongly worded piece for ESPN.com, sports writer Jason Whitlock examines the events that led to the downfall of billionaire Donald Sterling, the LA Clippers' octogenarian owner who became a victim of an invasion of privacy by a media conglomerate that threatens freedom of speech and the right to privacy.
Singer Rita Ora attracted a large crowd of onlookers as she exited her hotel on a rainy day in New York City today. Rita has yet to score a hit record on this side of the pond. Imagine the heights Rita Ora will soar to if and when she drops a hit record stateside. Rihanna who?
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Commissioner Silver showed great leadership in banning LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling for life.
— Earvin Magic Johnson (@MagicJohnson) April 29, 2014
The reaction to LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling's lifetime ban from the NBA was swift. NAB Commissioner Adam Silver, left, made the announcement earlier today during a live press conference.
In audio obtained by gossip tabloid TMZ.com, Sterling told his biracial girlfriend, Vanessa Stiviano, not to bring black men to his games -- including NBA legend Magic Johnson, with whom Stiviano had posed for an Instagram photo.
NBA stars LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and former great Magic Johnson posted their sentiments on their official Twitter accounts in the moments after the announcement.
LeBron thanked Silver for "protecting our beautiful and powerful league."
And Johnson tweeted, "Commissioner Silver showed great leadership in banning LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling for life."
SOme NBA players say they are not completely satisfied with the league's decision. They want the NBA board of governors to hold "an immediate vote" forcing Sterling to sell the Clippers team.
But a friend who spoke with Sterling today said he did not express a desire to sell the team at this time.
See more reactions after the break.