Jada Pinkett: “Beyonce’s body is too much power for one woman to have”

Jada Pinkett Defends Beyonce

Actress, producer and philanthropist Jada Pinkett Smith had something to say to Beyonce’s haters who criticized her inappropriate stage attire during the Chime concert in London. Beyonce wore a custom Gucci black curve-fitting leather one piece body suit with silk tulle sleeves and black crystal embellished shoulders. The 30-year-old mother-of-one completed her outfit with a pair of black TKO combat boots by Stuart Weitzman.

“Here is the problem I see, a woman’s body is too much power for one woman to have, even Beyonce,” wrote Jada on her Facebook page in a post titled “Whose body is this anyway?” Read the full text of the post after the break.

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Jeff, the Man in the wheelchair, is in critical but stable condition

Jeff and Carlos Arrendondo

Jeff's dad

One of the iconic photographs to emerge from the carnage of the Boston Marathon bombings on Monday shows a man with horrific leg injuries sitting in a wheelchair. Both his legs were blown off below the knees. The victim is in shock, his face drained of blood. A civilian wearing a cowboy hat runs alongside the wheelchair, holding onto one end of a tourniquet that is tied around the victim’s left leg to staunch the bleeding from his severed femoral artery. That tourniquet is the only thing preventing the victim from bleeding to death.

Almost immediately after the explosions rocked Boston and the world, we knew both of their names thanks to the speed of social media.

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How to ‘kill’ your friends on Facebook

Facebook inaccessible

Here’s another problem that addicted Facebook users have to worry about: Pranksters have discovered a relatively easy way to “bump off” their friends on Facebook by declaring them legally dead.

All a “friend” has to do to declare you dead — and lock you out of your Facebook page — is to navigate to the “Memorialization Request” page and fill out the form, including a link to an obituary.

The obituary doesn’t even have to match your name exactly — as one user found out when he returned from vacation to learn he was dead and his facebook page was locked.

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Shaq O’Neal Cartoon Sparks Gay Controversy

Shaq wearing wig

Another celebrity has irked The Gays without really meaning to. It doesn’t take much to irk the gays these days. No celebrity is safe from gay groups who decide that even an innocent cartoon posted on a Facebook page is anti-gay. The latest celebrity target is former NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal.

On Wednesday, O’Neal posted a seemingly innocuous cartoon strip on his Facebook page of two men standing close together at urinals in a public restroom. The cartoon strip shows one man at the bank of urinals who is eventually joined by another man who chooses the urinal right next to his.

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Mark Zuckerberg’s sister exposes Facebook’s confusing privacy settings

Randi Zuckerberg Mark Zuckerberg

First, I want to say how happy I am that I don’t have a Facebook page. I can’t be bothered with the many annoying changes that Facebook subjects their addicted users to.

Mark Zuckerberg’s sister, Randi, inadvertently exposed Facebook’s confusing privacy settings when a Twitter user, who is not on Randi’s FB friend list, re-posted a personal photo of hers on Twitter.com.

Randi was upset because she sent the photo to a small group of friends on Facebook. The photo showed her family, including her painfully private brother Mark, standing in the kitchen reacting to Facebook’s new Poke app.

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Facebook tests $1 fee, and you’re addicted, so you’ll pay it

Facebook charges 1 dollar for messages

They say change is good but not for the addicted who prefer consistency in their day to day rituals. Any news of changes on Facebook is often met with contempt and even anger by Facebook users who are resistant to change. Now comes news that Facebook plans to charge a small fee of $1 to send a message to the inbox of a user who has not befriended them on Facebook.

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Woman fired for racist Facebook message about President Obama

Denise Helms

Denise Helms

A California woman was fired from her job after a racist Facebook message she wrote caught the attention of the Secret Service and the media.

Turlock resident Denise Helms, 22, was fired from the Cold Stone Creamery after management was made aware of a Facebook message she wrote calling Obama a “n*gger.

“And another 4 years of the (n—–). Maybe he will get assassinated this term..!!” read the message which she later deleted.

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