According to reports, the nephew danielle was referring to during the reunion show is teresa giudice’s husband love child that why she flew into a angry rage. Danielle was being snarky. The baby boy is said to be 6 months and danielle knows the baby mother well.
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“I have been through the stages of disbelief and shock, to anger and ultimately grief over the loss of the family I so badly wanted for my children,” she says in the magazine’s latest issue. One thing is for sure though, she is PAID!!!
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Why would any man with an form of common sense even entertain the idea of being around Kat Stacks? Soulja Boy is the answer, and she exposes the cocaine he supposedly uses in this video:
A man and woman who were accused of carrying on an adulterous affair in Afghanistan have been stoned to death.
The barbaric act is the latest in a string of archaic sentences handed down by the Taliban, which practices a strict adherence to Islamic law.
“Two people were stoned to death by Taliban in Mullah Quli village late yesterday,” Mohammad Ayob, the governor of Imam Sahib district in Kunduz province, said on Monday, AFP reports.
The couple, both in their 20s, had their hands tied behind their backs and stood in a field as several people among 100 local villagers threw rocks at them until they died.
“The Taliban convicted both to stoning to death, some from the crowd started throwing stones at the couple,” said Abdul Satar, a resident of the town, according to AFP.
The man, 28, was married, while the woman, 23, was engaged. The couple allegedly confessed to having had an affair with one another.
The Taliban, which routinely carried out such sentences during its rule of Afghanistan in the late 1990s, recently flogged and stoned to death a pregnant woman for allegedly committing adultery.
Damn, one of the worst ways to go out…
Man, woman stoned to death in Afghanistan for adultery: Taliban
The employees have been working all day, and they get off at midnight, so they cut her mike after she decided to show up late. That is exactly what she gets:
… the only sign of Badu was a few members of her band tipping on stage to begin a smooth instrumental groove without her. Five minutes later, at 10 minutes till 10, the sold-out crowd got their first glimpse of Badu with her blonde mohawk fashioned hairdo.
For the next hour and 10 minutes, she put on show that was smoldering with funk, slick groves, and good old-school reminiscing. Just as she was about to put the show in high gear, the sound was gone. A startled Badu started checking her mic, before realizing she had been cut off for the night. It was after all 11:01 p.m. Fans started to boo as Badu took her final bow and exited the stage.
Show up on time and stuff like this won’t happen.
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Calm down Ms. Keys, you have a baby on board:
Her reaction is peculiar to say the least; Did she really think people would not be fed up with her excuses? Check out her reaction:
The episode was hilarious:
The episode in question — “Pause” — which first ran June 20, lampooned Perry, the creator of several hit movies, some of whom star him as Madea, an eccentric grandmother whose antics often land her in hot water. The show, which is executive produced by Aaron McGruder, who also created the now-defunct comic strip of the same name, featured a thinly veiled version of Perry named Winston Jerome. In the episode, Jerome is shown to be a closeted cross-dresser who uses religion to hide his lifestyle.
Soon after the episode aired, Perry got in touch with executives at Turner including entertainment chief Steve Koonin and Phil Kent, the chief executive of Turner Broadcasting. Perry complained loudly about the episode and even threatened to rethink his relationship with the company, people familiar with the situation said. A spokesman for Perry declined to comment.
Kent, who is a low-key executive but also a former talent agent, put his skills to work and acknowledged to Perry that the actor-producer should have been given a warning about the episode.The show, which has aired twice, is not scheduled to air again on Cartoon Network, although the company would not say if it has been banned from the channel.
Senior executives at Turner knew the episode had the potential to cause headaches when the script for it first came in more than a year ago, people close to the show said. McGruder had wanted the show to be the season premiere, but instead “Pause” was moved (some say buried) further into the season.
In the original script, McGruder did not make much of an effort to alter the identity of the subject of his scorn; he had to be told to change the name of the character so it wouldn’t so closely resemble Perry’s. He came back with a name that was a play on Perry’s legal name, but that didn’t fly either. And, hence, Winston Jerome was born.
You know you want to watch, so here it is:
There is a thin line between genius and insanity:
The reclusive Russian genius who solved one of math’s most baffling problems has finally explained why he doesn’t want the cool million that he won for doing so: It’s just not fair. Grigory Perelman, who refused to speak to reporters camped outside his roach-infested St. Petersburg flat after his feat was announced in March, told the Interfax news agency that his contribution to solving the Poincare conjecture was no greater than that of Richard Hamilton, who first proposed a solution for the problem, reports the Daily Mail. “To put it short,” he said, “the main reason is my disagreement with the organized mathematical community. I don’t like their decisions; I consider them unjust.” The institute that tried to award the cash will meet this fall to decide what to do with the prize money.
Roach infested flat? I hope they convince the guy to take something, my God!!! Can you imagine— this is crazy!
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