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The 8,903 square feet home outfitted with six bedrooms, eight full and two half bathrooms, was originally listed for $2,850,000 last year.
But no one came.
The price was reduced to $2,400,000 right before “it was ripped off the market and seized by the bank in foreclosure,” according to The Real Estate Stalker.
Now a property of the bank, “the home was re-listed with an asking price of just $959,000. After only 9 days on the market, the house went to contract and sold for what listing information shows was $1,100,000.”
Allegedly, Sheree (or someone) took all of the kitchen appliances before turning over the home to its new owners.
A Federal court released the audio of an FBI wiretap that includes Illinois Senator Roland Burris offering to "personally do something'' for then Governor Rod Blagojevich who later named Burris to take over Obama's senate seat!
Following a hearing in Los Angeles Thursday, Rihanna's lawyer, Donald Etra, said prosecutors intend to subpoena the singer to appear at a June 22 hearing, so the court can determine if there's enough evidence to proceed with a trial.
"The DA has advised me that she will be subpoenaed [to testify]," Etra said. "She absolutely will comply." He added that Rihanna, 21, would be subject to cross-examination by Brown's lawyer, Mark Geragos.
Meanwhile, Geragos was unsuccessful Thursday in convincing a judge to grant him access to police records in effort to find out who leaked a photo of Rihanna's injuries. Asked if he's confident that he can keep Brown from serving time behind bars, Geragos replied after the hearing, "I'm not going to address any of that."
In denying Geragos's request, L.A. Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg said that while she agreed the leaked photo was unfortunate, she argued it had nothing to do Brown's arrest and wouldn't significantly impact his right to a fair trial.
"It matters to me not if your client is high-profile or not," the judge said. "I don't believe you're entitled [to demand access to police records]."
Brown, 20, has pleaded not guilty to allegedly beating Rihanna on Feb. 8. If convicted, he faces anywhere from probation to a maximum four years and eight months in state prison.
Experts say the case likely won't go to trial, but instead will end with a plea deal, which could happen at any time.
A rep for the Phoenix Police Department has released the following statement regarding Mike Tyson’s 4-year-old daughter: Investigators report that Exodus Tyson was pronounced deceased at 11:45 AM on Tuesday at the hospital. Our sympathies go out to the family.
Paramedics were called to Tyson’s Phoenix home at around 10:30am Monday morning when his 7-year-old son found the young girl hanging from a treadmill by its power cable. Tyson’s reps have no comment at this time.
Side Note: Ben Stiller, Robert DeNiro, and the rest of the cast of the "Meet The Parents" franchise, are going to do a 3rd installment! I cannot wait to see it!
“You White, Stringy Haired B*tch.”
I’ve been known to throw vulgarities around at people with whom I found myself engaged in conflict (a.k.a: I get wasted and talk sh*t to peeps). On occasions such as these the mind struggles to be creative.
One of my favorite insults is calling a White girl (insert slurred words): “You stupid, White, stringy haired bit*ch”. My best friend Rachel loves it when I start throwing that one around.
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My reason for providing this vulgarity service, since people often need one, is because it makes no sense. It allows the listener to pause in their routine– to glance up from their dizzying ticket writing boredom and entices him/her to experience an “instant awakening”. The Nazi Asian police officer might have to consider what could have possibly caused this fairly normal looking Black lady to “get it so wrong” when she launched her assault. There are so many good, valid, logical ways to insult someone of every race, gender, identity…. And it never fails to befuddle a listener when you illogical insult them.
Since I emerged from the womb I have consciously and consistently been a troublemaker. Many people lack the brilliance of accepting that every strong belief that shapes the “me” and the “my life story” are limitations and lies. I am ALL that exist in the world, so to believe in the insults of any of them would only indicate that I don’t know that yet. (But that’s some existential sh*t, so let me slow my roll).
There is nothing wrong with being a Black woman who has just lost a Black man to a White woman and saying “Now he’s with that White B*tch”. Just like there is nothing wrong with pointing out after your younger husband who you wrote a book about and it turned into a very popular movie “that gay motherf*cker played me like a fool” when you find out that he’s in fact, gay.
There is nothing wrong with being gay and there is nothing wrong with being White.
I’m repulsed by hypocrisy and “controlled speech”. I would rather say what’s rolling around in my head, “right” or “wrong”. I’d rather YOU, do the same. The concepts exist in the world, not just in some people. There is something wrong with pretending that none of it matters at all. We are not living politically correct sound bites 24/7. My dad is White. I grew up in White neighborhoods, blah blah blah… I’m not a racist. If I’m feeling something and I notice something and I notice the gender or race of the person I might say something about it. If I make broad and ridiculous statements about entire groups of people, if I criticize someone for aspects that are not fully encompassing our respectful to there true self, which is a divine being, a child of God, a vessel of love and light….. Perhaps I’m just being a human being. Perhaps I’m being funny? Perhaps I’m having an ability to be honest about the realities we live in, how I process them and what my reaction is. At the end of all of that, so what?
Some times a White Stringy Haired b*tch is a White Stringy Haired b*tch. Sometimes we should stop being afraid to say what we feel. Sometimes people call you something that hurtsThe blessing I hope spreads for more and more people is to not take themselves too seriously and not believe in the importance of these labels. After reading Julie Henderson's blog where she confesses to not be a "golddigging ho" but rather a sensitive advocate for the plight of the poor in the Black community (as long as the poor aren't former girlfriend's like moi, who are staying with her "special friend" of 4 months-- a timeline that when I questioned Russell about led to an amazing explanation that included creative mathematical manipulations, "leap years", philosphising over the debate over the "roman vs the jewish calender" etc etc). Men! Anyway, I feel compelled to point out that former President Nixon got himself in a world of trouble by even making the statement "I'm no crook"! (If that reference doesn't make sense to you, people please pick up a damn history book, I'm layered in my approach.)
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