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Sunday 31 January 2016

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EXCLUSIVE: Brooklyn teen indicted for murder of mom, mother's boyfriend was trying to run from alleged abuse, tells cops she killed with help from a boyfriend

BY frank
NEW YORK 
Sunday, January 31, 2016, 4:00 AM

Destiny Garcia, 15, allegedly gave two lengthy statements to law enforcement officials on Jan. 3 and 4 about the Dec. 28 murders. 

Destiny Garcia, 15, allegedly gave two lengthy statements to law enforcement officials on Jan. 3 and 4 about the Dec. 28 murders.

A Brooklyn teen indicted for the murder of her mother and her mom’s boyfriend was trying to run away from the alleged abuse she endured at home — and told cops she killed the couple with help from a boyfriend, the Daily News has learned.
Destiny Garcia gave a dramatic play-by-play to authorities several days after she shot and stabbed Rosie Sanchez, 38, and Anderson Nunez, 40, to death.
Garcia, 15, allegedly gave two lengthy statements to law enforcement officials on Jan. 3 and 4 about the Dec. 28 murders.
The first statement had implicated her godbrother Jordan Santiago, but the second removed Santiago from the incident and included her 28-year-old boyfriend Jerry Maisonett as an accomplice.
Garcia told authorities that Sanchez had physically abused her and she planned to run away to live with a cousin.
On Dec. 27, Sanchez caught Garcia with her bags packed. They got into an argument and Sanchez allegedly punched her in the face several times, according to the statement.
GRANDMA DEFENDS BROOKLYN GIRL, 15, INDICTED FOR KILLING MOM, MOTHER'S BOYFRIEND: BELIEVES SHE WAS SEXUALLY ABUSED
Garcia called her boyfriend after the beating — and asked him to get her a gun “for protection.”
The boyfriend allegedly hesitated because of “the baby,” according to the statements. It’s unclear what baby Garcia was referring to.
Rosie Sanchez, 38, and Anderson Nunez, 40, were found murdered in Brooklyn. 

Rosie Sanchez, 38, and Anderson Nunez, 40, were found murdered in Brooklyn.


Sanchez asked the boyfriend to bring the gun to her Batchelder St. apartment in Sheepshead Bay the following day. Maisonett showed up with the gun on Dec. 28.
Garcia grabbed her bags and asked Maisonett to wait in the building hallway.
A police source said Maisonett is not considered a suspect at the moment, but are looking to question him as a result of Garcia’s statements.
Attempts by the Daily News to reach Maisonett were unsuccessful.
The gun was ready to shoot after “Jerry cocked it for her,” she told cops. That’s when Garcia took the piece into her bedroom and placed it in a drawer.
Moments later, Garcia overheard Sanchez and Nunez arguing.
Destiny Garcia (l.) confessed to her cousin Jason Valentin on Jan. 3, who turned her in to cops. 

Destiny Garcia (l.) confessed to her cousin Jason Valentin on Jan. 3, who turned her in to cops.


Sanchez allegedly proceeded to go into Garcia’s room, beat her “until she was tired” and then went back to her bedroom.
Garcia initially said Nunez sexually abused her and when she told her mother, it fell on deaf ears. While in custody, she changed her tale, pointing at her mother as the abuser.
Garcia allegedly went into the drawer, grabbed the gun and hid it in the pocket of her hoodie with her hand on the handle the whole time.
According to her story, she walked to her mother’s doorway and fired a single shot. She apparently missed — hitting the dresser behind her mother instead.
After Garcia “readjusted her aim and fired at her mother a second time,” the bullet pierced Sanchez’s neck.
After the second shot rang out, Nunez “threw himself” off the bed as she fired a third bullet.
Nunez then pounced on Garcia, and a struggle for the gun ensued, according to the statements, and she dropped it and screamed for Maisonett.
Maisonett stormed into the apartment, found the gun and shot Nunez in the back, Garcia told authorities.
A bloodied Nunez was still alive and went after Maisonett, Garcia said.
The gun dropped and Garcia picked it up. She tried to fire, but ran out of bullets. She then went to the kitchen and grabbed a knife. That’s when Garcia repeatedly stabbed Nunez — and Maisonett joined in with stabbing.
She told authorities they left the apartment. Garcia told Maisonett she left all the murder weapons behind.
But her beau ran back and took the gun. Maisonett later allegedly confessed to her that he stabbed Sanchez once in the chest before leaving “to make sure she was dead,” according to the statements.
She confessed to her cousin Jason Valentin on Jan. 3, who turned her in to cops.
Garcia allegedly committed the horrendous crime and then went on to celebrate New Year’s Eve at Times Square

Obama to meet with Muslims on 1st visit to US mosque

 
In a public show of support, President Barack Obama will meet with Muslim community members Wednesday in Baltimore on his first presidential visit to an American mosque.
Obama plans to hold talks with Muslim leaders at the Islamic Society of Baltimore, the White House announced Saturday.
The visit will amount to a public embrace of Muslims by Obama at a time when public sentiment against them seems to be growing, largely fueled by fears of terrorist acts carried out by extremist groups.
Obama has largely put distance between himself and U.S. Muslims, opting against fueling the rampant theories that he is a closet Muslim who was born in Kenya, the country of his late father's birth.
Obama is American by virtue of his birth in Hawaii and has released his birth certificate as proof. He also is Christian. But segments of the U.S. population still believe neither to be true.
As such, the visit will come during the final year of Obama's two terms in office. The White House said he will go to the Baltimore mosque to "celebrate the contributions Muslim Americans make to our nation and reaffirm the importance of religious freedom to our way of life."
In remarks to be delivered at the mosque, Obama "will reiterate the importance of staying true to our core values: welcoming our fellow Americans, speaking out against bigotry, rejecting indifference and protecting our nation's tradition of religious freedom," the White House said.
Obama has been outspoken in pushing back against calls by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and others to block Muslims from being admitted to the U.S. over fears of domestic terrorism linked to radical extremist groups.
Others have cited potential security risks in pushing legislation in Congress to limit the resettlement of refugees from Iraq and Syria, where the Islamic State group is active and from which it has exported its brand of terrorism to other regions of the world.
Obama has argued that such efforts are wrong and serve only to incite extremist groups, weaken America's leadership around the world and put U.S. security at risk.
"We're not going to build progress with a bunch of phony tough talk, and bluster, and over-the-top claims that just play into ISIL's hands," the president said, using an acronym for the Islamic State.
He spoke to House Democrats on Thursday as they strategized at a meeting in Baltimore. "We're not going to strengthen our leadership around the world by allowing politicians to insult Muslims or pit groups of Americans against each other. That's not who we are. That's not keeping America safe."
It was not immediately clear why the White House chose the Islamic Society of Baltimore for the visit.

Rihanna Alleged Stalker Sends Alarming Masturbation Video

EXCLUSIVE
0129-rihanna-tmzRihanna has an alleged stalker who was so invasive in her life, he sent her a masturbation video.
According to a search warrant, obtained by TMZ, the man had been dogging Rihanna, sending her threatening tweets between April and June of last year, saying among other things, "Should have killed @rihanna a minute back I would be good right now."
The man also said, "I use guns, bout to get a gun license."
But the search warrant makes it clear the man did things even more deranged, posting a 15 second masturbation video to Rihanna.
As we reported, the man also posted a pic (below) of him standing outside Rihanna's former home, saying, "Outside yo house."
0707-sub-rihanna-ralph-alexander-stalker-instagram-4The warrant says Rihanna's in fear for her life.
We're told cops found the guy and put him in a psychiatric hospital, where he remains.

Nyesom Wike
A Port Harcourt-based cleric, Pastor Eugene Ogu, has urged politicians in Rivers to set aside their differences and embrace peace in the interest of the state.
Ogu, who is Senior Pastor, Abundant Life Evangelical Mission, Port Harcourt, made the call on Sunday in his message at the thanksgiving by All Progressives Congress (APC) members in the church.
He said that the state needed peace for development and that the people of the state required wisdom to make attaining the need possible.
“Rivers needs peace and whatsoever that is required of us to make sure peace reigns in this state, let us give it, because if development starts, it is for the state,” he said.
Ogu said that it was the duty of the church to cry to God for peace to reign in the state.
He prayed that God should do what He wished with masterminds of killing of innocent people before, during and after the 2015 general elections in the state, and allow lasting peace to prevail in the state “for development’’.
Speaking during the thanksgiving, APC’s governorship candidate in the election in the state, Dr Dakuku Peterside, thanked God for His mercies and kindness to him and the party.
Peterside said that God did enough for the party and its members during the elections in the state for which it was imperative to appreciate Him.
“We went round the state for campaigns and we were attacked in several communities and in Okrika in particular, a police officer was killed when unknown gunmen opened fire at us.
“Many of our women and men were injured; it could have been worse if God had not protected us,” he said.
He said that though some members of the party were killed during the elections, the party remained grateful to God for standing by it and the members.
Peterside also said that it was God that sustained the APC and its candidates throughout the period the election cases lasted in the courts.
“The outcome of the Supreme Court judgment cannot make us to lose our confidence in God; we will continue to trust God the more,” he said.


Buhari-Egypt President
President Muhammadu Buhari has said that the African Union’s (AU) vision to silence the guns and reduce preventable conflict-related deaths in the continent by 2020 must be achieved “now’’.
This is contained in a statement issued in Abuja by Mr Femi Adesina, Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to President Buhari.
The statement said that the president was speaking at the 26th AU summit in Addis Ababa on Sunday.
President Buhari decried the use of scarce resources in Africa on armed conflicts rather than economic and social development of the continent.
The President challenged fellow African leaders to engage decisively with the people and government of South Sudan and Burundi to bring the conflicts they faced to a speedy end.
He added that African leaders must also forge a united front to rid the continent of the scourge of terrorism and face together with determination the noble goals of Agenda 2063, as espoused by the AU.
“We have all shed blood for Africa to be free, but the irony is that, today, we are now killing each other.
“Rather than facing the developmental challenges confronting us, we are spending our scarce resources killing our children and inflicting unspeakable horrors and unimaginable hardship on our brothers and sisters.
“That is truly a tragedy and it must stop. Enough is enough!
“Within the framework of the African Union, we have to, as a matter of urgency, reach a consensus on how to silence the guns. Not by 2020 but now.
“Why must we wait? We must say “NO” to wars and conflicts on our continent,’’ the President maintained.
He restated Nigeria’s determination to wholly defeat terrorism and bring the war against Boko Haram to an end.
President Buhari said Nigeria would continue to partner with other member states of the Lake Chad Basin Commission, and Republic of Benin, through the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) to address the menace of Boko Haram insurgency.
He reaffirmed that Nigeria would soon fully redeem its pledge of 100million dollars to enhance the operations of the Task Force, having released the sum of 21million dollars to the task force in June 2016.
The President reiterated Nigeria’s commitment to the unity, peace and prosperity of the continent.
“We in Nigeria have always been attached to the idea of African unity.
“During the struggle to win freedom for our brothers and sisters in Angola, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe, Nigeria was considered a front-line State, although we were not geographically on the frontline.
“This was because we took to heart the words of President Ben Bella of Algeria that we all had to die a little for all our brothers and sisters on the continent,’’ he said. (NAN)


Anderson .Paak Signs To Dr. Dre’s Aftermath Entertainment

The singer featured on six tracks on Dre’s “Compton: A Soundtrack by Dr. Dre.”

Anderson .Paak has signed to Dr. Dre’s Aftermath Entertainment.
In a short video clip uploaded to .Paak’s Twitter last night (January 30), Dr. Dre announced that the Oxnard, California singer was the newest “Aftermath representative.”
“I want y’all to say ‘what’s up’ to the new Aftermath representative, Anderson .Paak, baby,” Dr. Dre says in the clip. “Welcome to Aftermath.”
Anderson .Paak appeared on six songs on Dr. Dre’s 2015 album, Compton: A Soundtrack by Dr. Dre.
The singer released his sophomore album, Malibu, on January 15, 2016. Comprised of 16 tracks, the project features guest appearances from ScHoolboy Q, The Game, Talib Kweli, BJ The Chicago Kid and Rapsody, among others.
Anderson .Paak’s Malibu received a 4 out of 5 rating from HipHopDX. In his review of the album, DX’s Features Editor Andre Grant said: “Malibu is jazzy, but not in the acid jazz way that was K. Dot’s To Pimp A Butterfly. The rhythms are sumptuous and contextual; the songwriting honest and playful. Anderson .Paak and his sunlit septum piercing may be just be gearing up for a breakout 2016.”
Anderson .Paak’s tweet, that features Dr. Dre announcing that he’s now signed to Aftermath Entertainment, can be viewed below:

Wiz Khalifa Talks Oscar Snub, 'Fast & Furious' Sequel & Racism at Sundance 2016

Wiz Khalifa performs on stage at the Billboard Winterfest at Park City Live! on Jan. 22, 2016 in Park City, Utah.
Mat Hayward/Getty Images for Billboard

At age 28, Wiz Khalifa is already a music-biz veteran, with two Billboard Hot 100 toppers and six solo albums (provided you count the just-announced Khalifa, due Feb. 5 on Atlantic). But he still doesn’t have a Grammy -- even after being nominated each of the past four years.
In 2016, he may finally have his shot, however: “See You Again” (featuring Charlie Puth), from the blockbuster movie Fast & Furious 7, is up for song of the year, his first nod in one of the four major categories, as well as two other awards.
He sat down backstage before his show at Bilboard Winterfest at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, to talk the Grammys, Oscar snubs and Trump.
How would you celebrate if you won a Grammy?
I would celebrate by just making more good music. I don’t really focus on awards, but it would definitely motivate me to put more stuff out there.
Maybe for Fast & Furious 8?
[Laughs] That would be tight! Me and Charlie are definitely going to work on some more music. He’s traveling the world and I’m working on my album, but somewhere in between we’re going to find some time to do something else special. That’s my man, so it ain’t nothing.
Meanwhile, at the Oscars, “See You Again” wasn’t nominated for best original [song]. Do you think you got snubbed?
I don’t really get into the political stuff. I know that there’s a lot to do with who does get nominated and who doesn’t, and it’s not always just the music. And I’m focused on the music.
Michael Fassbender is nominated for playing the lead in Steve Jobs. If there were a Wiz Khalifa biopic, who would play you?
Probably [Tyler James Williams], the kid from Everybody Hates Chris. [Laughs] We’d have to tat him up.
What do you think about stars like Will Smith boycotting the Oscars because of the lack of diversity?
I think the lack of diversity is clear. It’s the responsibility of us as a people, black people, to stand up for what we believe in -- whether it be that you don’t pay attention and don’t care, or if you do then you show passion and you stand up and use your voice.
There’s been a lot of heated, racist rhetoric in the presidential election, especially from Donald Trump. What’s your take on that?
I don’t pay attention to all of that because I operate on a different frequency. I love all people. I'm a black man from an urban community, so I know what it is to come up out of the struggle. I’m looked at differently now because I have money, but I still [experience] the same types of stereotypes and I still feel the same way when I hear [people say racist] things. But at the end of the day, I know there is bigger and better -- when your mind is elevated, that stuff really doesn't matter to you. I’m all about everybody coming together and getting along whether you’re black, white, whatever. My cause is marijuana, peace and music -- everybody enjoys those things. So when it comes down to [politicians] discriminating against people, or saying things that people can’t do or can do, I really can’t pay attention to that.
Why did you call your upcoming album Khalifa?
This project really represents me as a whole: as a person, as a father, and as a musician. That’s why I chose to give it my name.
The first single, “Bake Sale,” features Travis Scott. Why did you decide to collaborate with him?
I’ve been wanting to work with him for a really long time. Before he became as popular as he is, I’ve been aware of his talents. Us being young and having the same energy and some of the same inspirations and a lot of the same crowd, it really just made sense. And then I just really like the dude too.

The 9 Best Things We Saw at Sundance 2016

Spike Lee photographed for "Michael Jackson's Journey from Motown to Off the Wall" in 2016.
Kerwin DeVonish/Sundance Film Festival 2016

Billboard’s new home every January? The Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. What started as a must for film insiders has become a mecca for music as well, with lots of great concerts, parties, pop-star sightings, music documentaries and more.
After a whirlwind, insomniac week-and-a-half in the mountains, we looked back at our packed schedules and narrowed them down to this best of the best from Sundance.
Michael Jackson’s Journey From Motown to Off the Wall
Spike Lee’s documentary looks at a crucial, often overlooked period of the singer’s life, when he made the difficult transition from Jackson 5 boy bander to grown-up solo star. There’s forgotten footage of MJ interviews and performances (him tapdancing with the Nicolas Brothers is a particular treat) and revealing interviews from both past collaborators and present-day stars (The Weeknd, Questlove, ballerina Misty Copeland) who were influenced by him. It’s a delight for any music fan, and an absolute must for Jackson fanatics.
Nick Jonas in Goat
From boy bander to solo pop star to TV star, Nick Jonas isn’t done evolving: Goat, a gripping drama that spotlights fraternity hazing and male relationships, could be his breakout big-screen role. Jonas is convincing and subtle in his role as Brad, the older brother of a new fraternity pledge. The film has yet to announce a theatrical release or a buyer, but it definitely emerged as one of the most buzzed-about projects at Sundance.
Sting and J. Ralph at Sundance’s ASCAP Music Cafe
On a wintry Saturday evening at Sundance, an intimate industry gathering paid tribute to a tragic loss of journalist James Foley, who was murdered by ISIS in August 2014. Sting and J. Ralph appeared in support of documentary film, Jim: The James Foley Story, to which they contributed haunting song "The Empty Chair." Recognizing the members of Foley's family in attendance, English singer/songwriter hailed the movie as "the most important film you will see this year." Sting kept the mood light initially with well-received opener “Message in a Bottle,” and a cover of Johnny Cash’s “I Hung My Head,” quipping, “it’s difficult for an Englishman to sing a country song. It’s a question of authenticity.” But the show’s emotional apex soon came as J. Ralph joined Sting onstage for what The Police’s former frontman called “the main event” -- a heartbreaking performance of “The Empty Chair.”
Flying Lotus at Base Camp
Sundance’s first-ever Base Camp music and film stage, curated by Franki Chan’s LA collective IHEARTCOMIX, proved to be one of the festival’s unheralded highlights, with free admission, food trucks, an outdoor text right off main street, and most of all, great music. On Saturday, Flying Lotus took no prisoners in an animated hip-hop heavy set that culminated in a raucous rendition of Kendrick Lamar’s “Alright.” “Y’all are fun,” he interrupted his booming 808s to announce with a giant smile.
Diplo at Samsung Late Night LEVEL Party
Samsung celebrated the launch of its LEVEL headphone line by bringing surprise guest Diplo to drop mostly hip-hop jams to the delight of a celebrity-studded cocktail party at O.P. Rockwell. Afterwards, Diplo took to the decks at TAO, the popular nightlife pop-up whose notoriously tough door had even the Mad Decent boss waiting outside for a bit.
Southside With You
Richard Tanne's Before Sunset-esque film about the Obamas' first date is emotional, enjoyable and inspiring. Leaving aside the politics, it’s a treat to watch these two people get to know each other, with just small hints of the big things that await them. The film also features a moving tune by John Legend that plays over the credits (Legend also co-produced the film).
Lena Dunham Chat
At a Times Talk Friday on Main Street Friday, Lena Dunham and Norman Lear had an engaging conversation about television, character creation, "political correctness” and Donald Trump (needless to say, neither are fans). The enlightening conversation was a treat to watch -- Dunham's obvious fondness for Lear, and his for her, was obvious.
Tallulah
Call it three women and a baby. Featuring knockout performances by Ellen Page, Allison Janney and Tammy Blanchard Tallulah tells the story of three very different ladies, and the way their lives connect after homeless teen Tallulah (Page) makes a rash decision to kidnap a toddler. Emotional and powerful, the film has already been picked up by Netflix, so fans all over will get a chance to check out in the coming months.
Billboard Winterfest
Hey, what can we say? Our second annual concert series at Sundance was pretty damn good, with Wiz Khalifa, Travis Scott, Cage the Elephant, Chainsmokers and Kygo performing raucous sets to a great mixed crowd of locals and festival-goers at Park City Live four nights in a row.
Birth of a Nation
Believe the hype. This film about slave Nate Turner and the rebellion he led not only shines a much-needed spotlight into a little-discussed historical benchmark, but it's remarkably shot and acted, at turns harrowing and beautiful.

SAG Awards After Party Pictures 2016

 
All the Best Pictures From the SAG Awards Afterparties!
The 22nd annual SAG Awards were held at The Shrine Auditorium in LA on Saturday night, and some of Hollywood's biggest stars came out to celebrate their talented peers. But while the ceremony provided us with new bromances, Kate and Leo moments, and inspiring acceptance speeches, it was the afterparties that really got things going. Stars like Viola Davis and Rachel McAdams hit up People and EIF's bash, while Idris Elba and Helen Mirren attended the Weinstein Company & Netflix's party. Some stars like Kaley Cuoco and Laverne Cox even popped up at both bashes! Keep reading to see the best moments from the night, then check out all the stunning looks from the red carpet.

Amid the controversy enveloping the Oscars this year, the Screen Actors Guild Awards made diversity the big winner Saturday night [January 30, 2016].
Among the winners were Queen Latifah for her role in HBO’s Bessie, Viola Davis for her work as Annalise Keating on How to Get Away with Murder and Uzo Aduba who took the prize for Best Actress in a TV Comedy for Orange Is the New Black.
However, one of the night’s greatest highlights went to Idris Elba, whose Oscars snub served as a catalyst for the year’s #OscarsSoWhite revival. The British actor made a total of three trips to the stage, two of which were to accept awards for his roles in Netflix’s Beasts of No Nation and BBC’s miniseries Luther. His third appearance was in the form of a presenter, where he greeted the audience with this stirring line, “Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to diverse TV!”
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The cast of Orange Is the New Black also took home the award for Most Outstanding Ensemble in a comedy series. As the group stood on stage, co-star Laura Prepon held the award and stated, “Look at this stage. This is what we talk about when we talk about diversity.”
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“This is what happens when you have the SAG group—a group of very diverse people who understand the work that we all put in and that we all deserve the same opportunities,” Queen Latifah told the LA Times. “That’s about it. I feel very positive about this day.” image

Another homeless man slashed at Manhattan shelter

Saturday, January 31, 2016, 
MR 

The victim, 36, in Saturday’s attack at was slashed in the chest with what a witness described as a knife with a three-inch blade.

A homeless man was slashed in the chest at a Midtown shelter Saturday — just three days after another homeless man was killed and nearly decapitated in an East Harlem shelter, officials said.
The 36-year-old victim in Saturday’s attack at the 53rd St. Men’s Shelter near Second Ave. was slashed in the chest with what a witness described as a knife with a three-inch blade.
SON OF MAN NEARLY DECAPITATED AT EAST HARLEM HOMELESS SHELTER DESCRIBED HIS FATHER AS 'BRILLIANT'
Suspect Mark Bradford, 48, a fellow resident, ran off but was soon nabbed on Lexington Ave. and E. 53rd St. He was charged with assault. The spat erupted after an early morning argument over Bradford smoking K2 synthetic marijuana in a shared room, said witness Umar Gregory, 49, who was staying at the shelter. He said Bradford returned hours later with a knife.
The victim needed six stitches to close the wound, cops said.
The 53rd St. Men’s Shelter is run by Samaritan Village. A call to a shelter spokesperson for comment was not returned.
On Thursday, 62-year-old Deven Black was murdered by his roommate at the Boulevard Homeless Shelter in East Harlem.
Black’s suspected killer, identified by police as 21-year-old Anthony White, remained on the loose Saturday

Drake -- Fires Back at Obama ... My Rhymes are Bulletproof

Drake Fires Back at Obama My Rhymes are Bulletproof

Breaking News
DRAKE AND OBAMA "Summer Sixteen" Single
Drake doesn't like coming in second, even if the judge is the President of the United States, because he has now responded in rap to Obama's choice for #1.
You'll recall the Prez was asked who would win in a rap battle -- Drake or Kendrick Lamar.  Obama chose Kendrick because the lyrics in his last album were "outstanding."
So here's how Drake responded.
Looking for revenge
To do what you couldn't do
Tell Obama that my verses are just like the whips that he in
They bulletproof
Minus twenty we in Pitfield
That Kai's kitchen in a Canada Goose
Famous as f*** but I’m still in the cut when they round up the troops
I’m just a sicko a real sicko when you get to know me n*****
I let the diss record drop, you was staying right below me, n****
Why would I put a vest I expect you to aim for his head?
I coulda killed you the first time
Canadian beef ... it's tough.

Teresa Giudice Lesbian Sex Was Rampant in Priso

Breaking News
0131-teresa-giudice-TMZ-01Teresa Giudice says "Orange is the New Black" pales in comparison to real-life lesbian free-for-alls in the prison she called home in 2015.
Teresa's releasing a new book in which she says even straight women became "gay for the stay."  She says women would often trade sex for commissary money.
In a preview of the book, obtained by the New York Daily News, Teresa says there were full blown shower escapades, and nocturnal nookie sessions.  She says, "I could see two women ... writing around ... I cannot believe this is happening!"
The "RHONJ" star says there was so much sex the prison's nickname was The Boom Boom Room.
Teresa says she stayed clear of the other inmates in the sex dept.
She also had a nickname ... "Hollywood."

Nnamdi Kanu’s Bail: Group Petitions International Community 0 BY OUR REPORTER ON JANUARY 31, 2016 BREAKING NEWS, TRENDING (ONITSHA) Following the denial of bail to the leader of Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) and Director of Radio Biafra Mr. Nnamdi Kanu by the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, the group has petitioned Amnesty International, Human Right groups as well as other international organizations to intervene. The group said that the denial of Kanu bail by the Appellate court was a systematic denial of N’digbo rights and a continuation of the molestation of the controversial separatist activist. A statement signed by the IPOB Director of Media and Publicity, Mr. Emma Powerful, and made available to the Daily Sun, said that their call for the international community’s intervention on the matter was to show the world how President Buhari and the APC-led government have disregarded the rule of law. The spokesman said that IPOB was calling on world powers and other human rights organizations to prevail on the Nigeria government to release Kanu, who has been in detention since October 2015. The statement alleges that: “Our members, who were doing a peaceful protest in Aba and Port Hacourt, were taken away by the Nigerian Army to their barracks, with bullet wounds on them. At Afikpo and Bori camps, they are undergoing torture with hard labour. Every morning they will bring them out and torture them asking them about missing gun”. It further states: “We are calling on Amnesty International, all human rights organizations and the international community to come to our rescue. In Aba, the Army are still detaining 25 of our members, while in Port Harcourt 18 persons are still in detention over a peaceful protest to release our leader Kanu.” Emma has maintained that no amount of intimidation, harassment, imprisonment, shooting or killing of IPOB members would stop their agitation for an independent Biafra state

Nnamdi Kanu’s Bail: Group Petitions International Community 0 BY OUR REPORTER ON JANUARY 31, 2016 BREAKING NEWS, TRENDING (ONITSHA) Following the denial of bail to the leader of Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) and Director of Radio Biafra Mr. Nnamdi Kanu by the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, the group has petitioned Amnesty International, Human Right groups as well as other international organizations to intervene. The group said that the denial of Kanu bail by the Appellate court was a systematic denial of N’digbo rights and a continuation of the molestation of the controversial separatist activist. A statement signed by the IPOB Director of Media and Publicity, Mr. Emma Powerful, and made available to the Daily Sun, said that their call for the international community’s intervention on the matter was to show the world how President Buhari and the APC-led government have disregarded the rule of law. The spokesman said that IPOB was calling on world powers and other human rights organizations to prevail on the Nigeria government to release Kanu, who has been in detention since October 2015. The statement alleges that: “Our members, who were doing a peaceful protest in Aba and Port Hacourt, were taken away by the Nigerian Army to their barracks, with bullet wounds on them. At Afikpo and Bori camps, they are undergoing torture with hard labour. Every morning they will bring them out and torture them asking them about missing gun”. It further states: “We are calling on Amnesty International, all human rights organizations and the international community to come to our rescue. In Aba, the Army are still detaining 25 of our members, while in Port Harcourt 18 persons are still in detention over a peaceful protest to release our leader Kanu.” Emma has maintained that no amount of intimidation, harassment, imprisonment, shooting or killing of IPOB members would stop their agitation for an independent Biafra state

Nnamdi Kanu’s Bail: Group Petitions International Community 0 BY OUR REPORTER ON JANUARY 31, 2016 BREAKING NEWS, TRENDING (ONITSHA) Following the denial of bail to the leader of Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) and Director of Radio Biafra Mr. Nnamdi Kanu by the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, the group has petitioned Amnesty International, Human Right groups as well as other international organizations to intervene. The group said that the denial of Kanu bail by the Appellate court was a systematic denial of N’digbo rights and a continuation of the molestation of the controversial separatist activist. A statement signed by the IPOB Director of Media and Publicity, Mr. Emma Powerful, and made available to the Daily Sun, said that their call for the international community’s intervention on the matter was to show the world how President Buhari and the APC-led government have disregarded the rule of law. The spokesman said that IPOB was calling on world powers and other human rights organizations to prevail on the Nigeria government to release Kanu, who has been in detention since October 2015. The statement alleges that: “Our members, who were doing a peaceful protest in Aba and Port Hacourt, were taken away by the Nigerian Army to their barracks, with bullet wounds on them. At Afikpo and Bori camps, they are undergoing torture with hard labour. Every morning they will bring them out and torture them asking them about missing gun”. It further states: “We are calling on Amnesty International, all human rights organizations and the international community to come to our rescue. In Aba, the Army are still detaining 25 of our members, while in Port Harcourt 18 persons are still in detention over a peaceful protest to release our leader Kanu.” Emma has maintained that no amount of intimidation, harassment, imprisonment, shooting or killing of IPOB members would stop their agitation for an independent Biafra state

Nnamdi Kanu’s Bail: Group Petitions International Community 0 BY OUR REPORTER ON JANUARY 31, 2016 BREAKING NEWS, TRENDING (ONITSHA) Following the denial of bail to the leader of Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) and Director of Radio Biafra Mr. Nnamdi Kanu by the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, the group has petitioned Amnesty International, Human Right groups as well as other international organizations to intervene. The group said that the denial of Kanu bail by the Appellate court was a systematic denial of N’digbo rights and a continuation of the molestation of the controversial separatist activist. A statement signed by the IPOB Director of Media and Publicity, Mr. Emma Powerful, and made available to the Daily Sun, said that their call for the international community’s intervention on the matter was to show the world how President Buhari and the APC-led government have disregarded the rule of law. The spokesman said that IPOB was calling on world powers and other human rights organizations to prevail on the Nigeria government to release Kanu, who has been in detention since October 2015. The statement alleges that: “Our members, who were doing a peaceful protest in Aba and Port Hacourt, were taken away by the Nigerian Army to their barracks, with bullet wounds on them. At Afikpo and Bori camps, they are undergoing torture with hard labour. Every morning they will bring them out and torture them asking them about missing gun”. It further states: “We are calling on Amnesty International, all human rights organizations and the international community to come to our rescue. In Aba, the Army are still detaining 25 of our members, while in Port Harcourt 18 persons are still in detention over a peaceful protest to release our leader Kanu.” Emma has maintained that no amount of intimidation, harassment, imprisonment, shooting or killing of IPOB members would stop their agitation for an independent Biafra state

Nnamdi Kanu’s Bail: Group Petitions International Community 0 BY OUR REPORTER ON JANUARY 31, 2016 BREAKING NEWS, TRENDING (ONITSHA) Following the denial of bail to the leader of Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) and Director of Radio Biafra Mr. Nnamdi Kanu by the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, the group has petitioned Amnesty International, Human Right groups as well as other international organizations to intervene. The group said that the denial of Kanu bail by the Appellate court was a systematic denial of N’digbo rights and a continuation of the molestation of the controversial separatist activist. A statement signed by the IPOB Director of Media and Publicity, Mr. Emma Powerful, and made available to the Daily Sun, said that their call for the international community’s intervention on the matter was to show the world how President Buhari and the APC-led government have disregarded the rule of law. The spokesman said that IPOB was calling on world powers and other human rights organizations to prevail on the Nigeria government to release Kanu, who has been in detention since October 2015. The statement alleges that: “Our members, who were doing a peaceful protest in Aba and Port Hacourt, were taken away by the Nigerian Army to their barracks, with bullet wounds on them. At Afikpo and Bori camps, they are undergoing torture with hard labour. Every morning they will bring them out and torture them asking them about missing gun”. It further states: “We are calling on Amnesty International, all human rights organizations and the international community to come to our rescue. In Aba, the Army are still detaining 25 of our members, while in Port Harcourt 18 persons are still in detention over a peaceful protest to release our leader Kanu.” Emma has maintained that no amount of intimidation, harassment, imprisonment, shooting or killing of IPOB members would stop their agitation for an independent Biafra state

Drake Disses Meek Mill & Tory Lanez on "Summer Sixteen"

Drake premiered the song, which also calls out President Barack Obama, on OVO Sound Radio.

Drake unleashed his new track "Summer Sixteen" on OVO Sound Radio today (January 30). On the single for his forthcoming album Views From the 6, Drake seemingly takes aim at Meek Mill and Tory Lanez.
Drake addresses the continued beef with Meek Mill on wax with the track.
"I let the diss record drop you were standing right below me, nigga," Drizzy raps. "We must have played it a hundred times, you was going to bed / Why would I put on a vest I expect you to aim for the head? / I coulda killed you the first time / You don’t have to try to say it louder nigga / We could hear you the first time / It’s nothing personal I would have done it to anyone."
Meek Mill and Drake have been enthralled in a rap battle royale ever since Summer of last year when Meek Milly claimed that Drake used Quentin Miller as a ghostwriter for his "R.I.C.O." verse off the MMG's rapper's sophomore album, Dreams Worth More Than Money.
Drake answered to Meek's allegations on wax, releasing "Charged Up" and the Grammy-nominated cut "Back to Back."
Meanwhile, the Philly rapper took nearly a week to respond to the diss tracks on "Wanna Know."
Meek Mill has since released two other diss tracks aimed at the OVO rapper.
Elsewhere on "Summer Sixteen," Drake also compares himself to Jay Z, playfully teases Kanye West about the size of their pools, and addresses President Barack Obama's preference of Kendrick Lamar over Drake in a rap battle.
"Tell Obama that my verses is just like the whips that he in / The bullet proof," spits Drizzy.
He also apparently takes shots at fellow Toronto native Tory Lanez.
"All you boys in the new Toronto want to be me a little," Drake raps referring to fellow Toronto artist Tory Lanez.  "All your ex’s know I like my O’s with a V in the middle / You would love it if I went away or didn’t say nothing else / How am I keeping it real by keeping this shit to myself? / You was never gang, gang, gang, gang, you was never one of us / Had us fooled for a minute now we done all grown up / But I’m better off anyway, y’all never gon’ finish drake / Say you seeing ‘bout it when you see me man y’all never home anyway / Thought of things that you shoulda said, said things that you shouldn’t say / We even gave you the whole money play and ya’ll still broke to this day."
Drake is set to release his forthcoming album Views From The 6 sometime in April to commemorate Toronto area code 416.
Listen to Drake's latest single "Summer Sixteen" below:
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Chris Brown Bashes The Grammys: "The Awards Used To Mean Something"

Chris Brown is nominated for one Grammy this year, Best Rap Song/Collaboration, for "Only" with Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne and Drake.

Chris Brown took to Twitter on Saturday (January 29) to voice his frustrations about the 2016 Grammy Awards.
The R&B singer has been nominated for a total of 15 Grammys in his career only to take home one in 2012, which was Best R&B Album for his fourth studio album, F.A.M.E.
"#GRAMMY?," Breezy writes in a tweet. "This is probably the main reason i love being free to create any kind of music I want. Too many people kiss ass And work less.”
The 26-year old singer is only nominated for one Grammy this year. That is for his feature on Nicki Minaj's The Pinkprint cut, "Only" for Best Rap/Song Collaboration along with Lil' Wayne and Drake.
His latest album Royalty didn't receive any recognition despite his dominant radio influence.
“If u turn on ya radio right now I promise within the hour you will hear CHRIS BROWN on damn near half the songs or I’ve cowritten,” Brown says in since-deleted tweets according to XXL. ”The awards used to mean something. Now it’s about likes, and memes.”
After taking shots at award show, Chris made sure to express gratitude towards his loyal fanbase.
"I'm thankful to my fans, I am able to be the best artist I can without having to conform to the ways of my peers. I also need my commission,

Yoga guru Bikram Choudhury loses sexual-harassment suit

Former lawyer is one of a number of women to take the yoga star to court

Global yoga guru Bikram Choudhury sexually harassed his former legal adviser, a California jury found this week — and on Tuesday it awarded her $6.4 million in punitive damages.
The founder of the hot-yoga empire that bears his name, Choudhury on Monday was also ordered to pay attorney Minakshi Jafa-Bodden almost $1 million in compensatory damages. The lawyer’s lawsuit — Minakshi Jafa-Bodden v. Bikram Choudhury — is one of several to allege sexual harassment and abuse.
Jafa-Bodden began working for Choudhury, 69, in the Spring of 2011 and filed her suit against him in June 2013, a few months after her employment was terminated. Her complaint alleged discrimination, “severe, ongoing, pervasive and offensive conduct,” and retaliation for investigating a former trainee’s allegations that the yoga guru harassed her. She also alleged that she hadn’t been paid the agreed upon $125,000-a-year salary.
Bikram created a “hyper-sexualized” and “degrading” environment for women, who were requested to brush his hair and give him massages, the suit alleged. The yogi is alleged to have referred to women, including his employees, as “fucking bitches,” “fat bitches” and “stupid bitches.”
One witness, Sharon Clerkin, is said to have testified that Choudhury once announced at a packed training session, the majority of whose participants are usually women, that “I should rape more girls, it's good for business.”
He is also alleged to have said that “AIDS is caused by gays…but these fucking asshole guys love me. ” He was also accused of saying that if Hitler “was more efficient, all these fucking Jews would be finished.”
Before her dismissal, Jafa-Bodden had been subpoenaed to testify in a sex discrimination case brought by Pandhora Williams, a former Birkam trainee. Jafa-Bodden “wasn't going to perjure herself for this guy, he knew that,” said Jafa-Bodden’s lawyer Carla Minnard. “He didn't like her poking her nose into these claims, and he fired her for it.”
Williams is one of at least six women who have sued Choudhury for assault, harassment or worse.
Although his headquarters in Los Angeles did not respond to a query by Al Jazeera in time for publication, Bikram has consistently denied the allegations.
In a recent blow, the yoga teacher also lost his legal fight to copyright his poses.
Millions of people practice Bikram’s style of yoga — 26 poses in a 90-minute class in a heated room — and the global community of Bikram teachers appears divided on how to respond to the findings against him.
Some like Florida-based teacher Joe Cuccaro said they separated the man from the yoga years ago. “The yoga series, not the man, changed my life. I will continue to teach the series exactly as I was taught,” he said. “This yoga will continue to change lives.” Sallie Thurman, another former teacher, said Bikram was now a “taint to his own name.”
Nicole Stuckey, the owner of a studio in Staten Island, New York, went so far as to rename her business losing the Bikram brand. “I felt the time is right for the change,” she wrote to Al Jazeera. “I couldn’t bear the thought of one person feeling uncomfortable about stepping inside this studio because of the allegations.”
During closing arguments, Minnard said that Choudhury was worse than a monster. “Monsters aren’t real,” Minnard said. “He’s a real person, with real power over people who are trying to earn money to put a roof over their head.” Prospective teachers pay thousands to attend his weeks-long training certification programs, which are required to teach at any Bikram studio.

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50 Cent Disses Meek Mill At New York Concert

The crowd chants "Fuck Meek Mill."

50 Cent dissed Meek Mill at a New York concert yesterday (January 29).
 the G-Unit general has the crowd chanting "Fuck Meek Mill" various times throughout the show, which was held at B.B. King Blues Club.
"From now on, no more competition with niggas that didn't sell over one million records," 50 Cent says in between songs.
50 Cent's first two albums, Get Rich or Die Tryin' and The Massacre, are both certified platinum.
During the New York concert, the rapper also laughs at Meek Mill's relationship with girlfriend Nicki Minaj.
"All you can do is run to Nicki," 50 Cent says. "You know how you know a nigga a pussy if a crazy nigga at the door, banging on the door and nigga send his bitch first."
50 Cent calls out Irv Gotti as well for taking Meek Mill's side in the beef.
"Irv had the nerve to say something," he says to the crowd.
Meek Mill took jabs at 50 Cent on his 4-4 EP, which ignited an Instagram war between the two rappers. Irv Gotti defended the Philadelphia rapper and shared a legal document that listed 50 Cent as an "informant" to the police.

Sir Terry Wogan has died of cancer at the age of 77, his family have confirmed.
The veteran broadcaster, renowned for his work on Radio 2's breakfast show and Children In Need, had a short illness.
A family statement, issued by the BBC, said: "Sir Terry Wogan died today after a short but brave battle with cancer. He passed away surrounded by his family.
"While we understand he will be missed by many, the family ask that their privacy is respected at this time."
Sir Terry had last appeared on the airwaves at the beginning of November, when he hosted a show for Radio 2.
Later that month, he pulled out of Children In Need for health reasons.
His colleagues at the BBC were among the first to praise Sir Terry - with his successor as host of Radio 2's breakfast show, Chris Evans, tweeting: "We are all so terribly sad upon hearing of the passing of Terry. I can't put into words how the whole Radio 2 family is feeling.
"Our most heartfelt thoughts go out to Helen, Mark, Alan, Katherine and Vanessa. To many of us Terry was Radio 2. We still can't believe it."
The Beeb's director-general, Tony Hall, said he had lost a "wonderful friend" - and said Sir Terry has left a "remarkable legacy" through Children In Need, which has raised hundreds of millions of pounds for charity.
Bob Shennan, the controller of Radio 2, said: "As the host of Wake Up To Wogan, Terry established himself as one of the greatest and most popular radio hosts this country has ever heard.
"We were brightened by his wonderful personality and charm as he woke us up every weekday morning, becoming an essential and much loved part of our lives."
Esther Rantzen, who worked with him on the first Children In Need telethon in 1980, told Sky News: "I just loved his company and the viewers and listeners loved his company. And he had that extraordinary warmth and charm.
"He was funny, witty - a really skilled interviewer, which looked so effortless but was not."
Tributes have also been paid by the Prime Minister, David Cameron, who tweeted: "My thoughts are with Terry Wogan's family. Britain has lost a huge talent - someone millions came to feel was their own special friend.
"I grew up listening to him on the radio and watching him on TV. His charm and wit always made me smile."