Friday, December 4, 2015
Woman Beheads her Two year Old son for biting her Nipple
This woman was arrested this morning after her neighbors discovered blood on her hands and cloths after hearing a little fracas inside her house. It was alleged that she was trying to secretly dispose of the toddlers head when suspecting neighbours apprehended her and a search lead to the shocking discovery that she actually beheaded her own toddler son. During interrogation, She admitted that she killed the boy because he bit her nipple hard and she mistakenly beheaded him
Nicki Minaj's Brother Has Been Charged With Child Rape
THE brother of rap star Nicki Minaj has been charged Thursday with raping a 12-year-old child, a report said.
The New York Post reports that Jelani Maraj, 37, has been held on first-degree rape for assaulting a pre-teen, according to Newsday.
Maraj was freed from the Nassau County jail in East Meadow on $100,000 bail today, the paper said.
The Nassau County district attorney did not reveal any information about the case.
Maraj was married to Jacqueline Robinson at the Coral House on Milburn Lake in Baldwin, New York, this past August.
His pop-star sister paid about $30,000 for the wedding hall, which hosted 200 guests.
“I would cross the ocean for u,” Minaj wrote on Instagram at the time along with a picture of herself and the groom.
“I love my brother so much man. Can’t believe I cried during his wedding and his first dance like a punk. May God bless him and his union. Tonight has been one of my favourite nights of all time. I do anything to see my brothers smile.”
Neither Minaj’s spokespeople nor the family could be reached for comment.
Culled from News.com.au
Thursday, December 3, 2015
Dog "perfectly sings" Adele's Hello
Fantastic footage has emerged of a dog singing Adele's hit song 'Hello'.
The dog was filmed on November 13 in Florida, US, mimicing the international superstar.
Buckeye, the dog, sings "perfectly" in tune to what-is the world's most popular song.
Suspicious or just a coincidence? The song became a massive internet meme when it was released, with people editing other phone conversations in to the original music video.
SEE VIDEO http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newsvideo/viral-video/12031091/Dog-sings-Adeles-Hello-song.html
Imagine This! Police Gives Donkey A Lift
Officers in Norman, just southeast of Oklahoma City, responded to a report that the animal was on the loose on Tuesday morning.
Officer Kyle Canaan managed to round up the donkey but felt he had no choice other than to put it into his vehicle in order to keep it safe.
Norman Police Department's Facebook account later posted the picture taken at the time and released a statement explaining what had happened.
The statement said: "Our officers encounter unexpected things every day while on-duty.
"This morning, Officer Kyle Canaan responded to a call regarding a donkey on the loose in the 8100 block
of 120th Avenue NE."To ensure the safety of the animal, he helped transport the donkey to a nearby home for safe keeping until its owner could be located.
"It's not everyday that you see a donkey in the backseat of a police car!"
Sarah Jensen, Norman Police Department's public safety information officer, told the Oklahoma Daily newspaper that Officer Canaan thought it would be safer to put the donkey into the back of the vehicle rather than let it wander.
She said: "He believed he could fit the donkey into the back of his squad car, so he did."
The officer later told the newspaper he managed to lure it in with some food.
But, once inside his vehicle, things didn't go so well, with the donkey defecating during the short journey.
Officer Canaan told the newspaper: "It was a huge mess in the back, huge mess."
He dropped the donkey off at a pen where it will be kept until it is claimed or animal control comes to collect it.
In the meantime, Norman Police Department said it is seeking the donkey's owner.
The image posted on the police department's social media sites has since gone viral and been shared thousands of times.
Sarah Jensen, Norman Police Department's public safety information officer, told the Oklahoma Daily newspaper that Officer Canaan thought it would be safer to put the donkey into the back of the vehicle rather than let it wander.
She said: "He believed he could fit the donkey into the back of his squad car, so he did."
The officer later told the newspaper he managed to lure it in with some food.
But, once inside his vehicle, things didn't go so well, with the donkey defecating during the short journey.
Officer Canaan told the newspaper: "It was a huge mess in the back, huge mess."
He dropped the donkey off at a pen where it will be kept until it is claimed or animal control comes to collect it.
In the meantime, Norman Police Department said it is seeking the donkey's owner.
The image posted on the police department's social media sites has since gone viral and been shared thousands of times.
Monday, November 30, 2015
Nigeria's Music legend 2 Face Idibia talks tables success tips for upcoming Entertainers.
From having his biography written, to receiving a chieftaincy title in Kaduna, to being one of Nigeria’s most celebrated acts, 2face Idibia has risen so far in his career as an entertainer that he can be described as the perfect role model to upcoming artistes.
And as any role model would, 2face, in an interview with Sun news online, has shared 5 success tips for upcoming entertainers.
1. ‘You have to be ready mentally, physically and spiritually to face challenges that will come your way.’
2. ‘Number two is you must maintain your focus, focus on your dream and pursue it; live it and sleep it every day.’
3 ‘Number three is respect; you have to respect people because people are the backbone of your success and failure. You must respect your fans and the people that contributed in one way or the other to your success because there is no artist that can come out and say he or she is an island.’
4 ‘You have to have some level of humility. It is not by force that you must greet everybody you see on the road but you have to know how you put yourself out there.’
5‘And finally talent, you need to have talent to make it in the industry.’
This post first appeared on Star.ng ...
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
'Hello' Adele's violated Copyrights?
Fans of American singer Tom Waits have accused the British singer Adele of copying one of his songs for her comeback single Hello.
Hello was released after a three-year hiatus for the British artist and became the first song to be downloaded more than one million times in a week.
But fans of Tom Waits think it is too similar to his 1973 cult single Martha, which is about calling a former partner.
One fan tweeted: "Hello was done 1,000 times better by him in the '70s". Another said: "Adele I love you BUT Tom Waits nailed that song on his 73 debut."
Both songs feature lyrics about getting in touch with an old acquaintance.
In his song, Waits sings "Hello, hello there, is this Martha?", whereas Adele's song begins "Hello, it's me".
Adele's producer Greg Kurstin recently said that 65-year-old Waits had been an inspiration to her when writing the single.
Hello sold 1.1 digital downloads in the first week after release, beating Justin Bieber Sorry, which was downloaded 276,800 times.
It is the first single from the upcoming album 25, to be released later this month.
Her last album, 21, sold more than 30 million copies and won six Grammy awards.
Hello was released after a three-year hiatus for the British artist and became the first song to be downloaded more than one million times in a week.
But fans of Tom Waits think it is too similar to his 1973 cult single Martha, which is about calling a former partner.
One fan tweeted: "Hello was done 1,000 times better by him in the '70s". Another said: "Adele I love you BUT Tom Waits nailed that song on his 73 debut."
Both songs feature lyrics about getting in touch with an old acquaintance.
In his song, Waits sings "Hello, hello there, is this Martha?", whereas Adele's song begins "Hello, it's me".
Adele's producer Greg Kurstin recently said that 65-year-old Waits had been an inspiration to her when writing the single.
Hello sold 1.1 digital downloads in the first week after release, beating Justin Bieber Sorry, which was downloaded 276,800 times.
It is the first single from the upcoming album 25, to be released later this month.
Her last album, 21, sold more than 30 million copies and won six Grammy awards.
from Sky News
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