Last week Serena Williams hit the studio with Hip-Hop producer DJ Clue to spit a few bars on a possible upcoming album. According to sources, the tennis champ has inked a deal with Minnesota Vikings star Bryant McKinnie and his new record label, B Major Music.
Ms. Williams has been coined as one of the greatest tennis players of her time, a spokeswoman, fashion designer AND part owner of the Miami Dolphins!
Wow…there is no stopping this woman! Can you say entrepreneu-HER?!
Fast food chain McDonald’s launched a “National Hiring Day” campaign with the intention of hiring 50,000 new workers and upgrading it’s workforce approximately 7 percent.
Sounds like a good idea, right? *side eye*
In Cleveland, Ohio two women started a fight outside of the restaurant, hit three people with while leaving the scene and left four people hospitalized.
Dayumm!
According to Fox 8, one witness said:
One girl was on top of the driver, beating her. Then the driver went forward., somehow it kicked into reverse and the car went backwards, hitting three people. It was crazy.”
Check out the madness for yourself….
I guess it’s safe to say she didn’t get the job. Eeeeek!
According to reports one person has been arrested and another is still on the run.
ATL fem rapper Da Brat shows love to Michael Jackson with a seriously detailed tattoo on her leg.
The So So Def rapper must have sat there for hours as the intricate details were inked onto her skin and it sounds as if Jermaine Dupri might be following in her footsteps soon.
Our prayers go out to all the North Carolina natives, especially to the students of Shaw University. Shaw University is a Historically Black College and University located in Raleigh, North Carolina which was the center of multiple tornadoes this past weekend. The National Weather Service received unconfirmed reports of at least 10 deaths in all, and more than 70 tornado sightings in 19 counties.
“More than likely we had eight tornadoes in North Carolina,” said Gail Hartsfield, a meteorologist in the weather service Raleigh office.
Glenn Parson, a freelance photographer who works at Covidien pharmaceutical company, was in his house on Serendipity Drive in northeast Raleigh about 4 p.m., when he started to worry.
“The house started rocking,” Parson said. “I heard that sound, you hear about it, and I said, ‘Man, that is very deep.”
The storm caused much more damage and affected the local residents and students who attend Shaw University. The roof blew off of Shaw University’s student center. A sophomore, Julius Stukes Jr., provided a first-hand look at the destruction on campus caused by a fatal storm system that ripped across North Carolina.
He shot breathtaking video moments after the storm that did its damage to the students “home away from home,” their campus.
“Glass is broken everywhere,” Stukes says at one point in the video. “I don’t know if you can see with my camera, trees broken and everything. Glass is everywhere — everybody’s windows are busted open.”
“It’s got leaks … All of the offices are done. Oh my God, this used to be an office — it’s not anymore.”
“Our campus is done,” Stukes said. “The whole campus is done.”
As a result of the damage, the University has suspended classes for the rest of the spring semester.
“While we exist to educate these young men and women, our first priority is their safety and well being,” Shaw President Dr. Irma McClaurin said in a written statement. “With this widespread damage, we could not resume operations in time to continue classes over the next two weeks.”
The same officer who shot and killed 20-year-old Pace University football player Danroy T. Henry in October, was just named “Officer of the Year” in Westchester County! *brows raised*
Officer Aaron Hess smiled proudly as he received his award last Friday, while Henry family shook their heads in disgust.
It speaks to the arrogance that we have experienced since Oct. 17, 2010,” the player’s mother, Angella Henry, of Easton, Mass., told reporters, referring to the day her son died in a hail of gunfire.
“It just shows their inhumanity and their arrogance.”
Hess and another Pleasantville officer fired at Henry’s car after they claimed he ignored their orders to stop and tried to run them down in the parking lot of a Thornwood bar.
The Pleasantville Police Benevolent Association, comprised of about 20 members, chose Hess for the honor primarily for how he has handled the shooting and its aftermath.
Hess suffered a knee injury in the incident and has yet to return to work. A grand jury declined to indict him and the other officer in February.
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