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Portia: The bad girl/mommy who will fuck a bit up fr talking about her kid says a tough childhood forced her to toughen her skin. She talks about being with a woman, being a hairdresser and more. Check out the infamous sucker fight between her and Natalie: Natalie Nunn : The self proclaimed socialite who claims to "run L.A." talks about owning her own boutique near Rodeo Drive, a condo, another store in Pleasanton and jet-setting on private jets with men who have made the Top Ten Richest Men." Natalie says she attended USC where she was on the Junior Olympic team. She talks about beating bitches up and how men want a classy woman...even when you're beating a bitches ass. Below she talks about her and the Chris Brown rumors... Kendra: The 22-year-old pageant beauty from Charlotte, NC who says she's tired of men telling her how she's too pretty to be "that drunk" or too pretty to be acting certain ways. Huh? Kendra says she's been through a lot...

Morehouse College Appropriate Attire Policy October 2009 as Published in The Maroon Tiger It is our expectation that students who select Morehouse do so because of the College’s outstanding legacy of producing leaders. On the campus and at College-sponsored events and activities, students at Morehouse College will be expected to dress neatly and appropriately at all times. Students who choose not to abide by this policy will be denied admission into class and various functions and services of the College if their manner of attire is inappropriate. Examples of inappropriate attire and/or appearance include but are not limited to: 1. No caps, do-rags and/or hoods in classrooms, the cafeteria, or other indoor venues. This policy item does not apply to headgear considered as a part of religious or cultural dress. 2. Sun glasses or “shades” are not to be worn in class or at formal programs, unless medical documentation is provided to support use. 3. Decorative orthodontic appli...

After reading the allegations the Kidds made against one another during their divorce proceedings, I began to wonder how many other Basketball wives have suffered similar abuse at the hands of their baller star husbands? I'm not saying you can believe everything you read about someones divorce, but then again, who would make up such embarrassing, horrendous stories about a man or woman they once loved and have bore children for? NBA star Jason Kidd's former wife, Joumana filed a lawsuit accusing the athlete of "years of physical abuse" and "serial adultery" that included trysts with everyone from news reporters to strippers to a cheerleader. Joumana Kidd said she found evidence of her former husband's adulterous behavior via a cell phone and that he often tried to amend his dastardly deeds by lavishing her with expensive gifts to include a $585,000 pink diamond ring and a $550,000 diamond pendant. In Jason Kidd's divorce petition, he accused Jouman...

By Victor Epstein, Associated Press A 19-year-old woman who thought she was going to a party was instead driven to a rural wooded area and abandoned in 8-degree weather in a long-planned attack by three friends angry with her over an insurance claim, police said Thursday. The victim was wearing only a dress and one shoe, having lost the other in a struggle as she was dragged from the car, said Lt. Frank Cannella of the North Bergen police. A motorist soon stopped and let the victim use a cell phone but refused to give her a lift. The victim used the phone to call one of the women who abandoned her, Cannella said. She spent more than an hour in the cold before flagging down another motorist, who took her to a hospital, he said. The North Bergen woman, whom police did not identify, may need surgery after suffering frostbite to both feet Jan. 16 in Alpine, a town on the Hudson River about 18 miles north of New York City, Cannella said. "These actions were so profound t...

Have you seen me? I’m Patrick Alford. I’m seven-years-old, 4-feet-8 inches tall and weigh about 65 pounds. I have a piercing smile and a heart of gold and a little scar on my left eyebrow that sets me apart from other children. The last time my foster mother saw me, we were taking out the trash together in Brooklyn, New York. I was wearing a red t-shirt, blue jeans and black sneakers. If you see me or think you have seen me, please telephone to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS or to text a tip to 274673 (CRIMES) and enter TIP577. Full article here

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By KATHLEEN HOPKINS Staff Writer APP.Com Patrick Muldrow appears in Superior Court, Toms River on Jan. 12. (STAFF PHOTO: TIM MCCARTHY) TOMS RIVER — A Lakewood man, set to go to trial with his sister in a significant narcotics and weapons case, continued to delay the opening of the trial today by arguing with the judge and flip-flopping on whether or not to attend the proceeding. Attorneys had expected to deliver their opening arguments this morning in the case of Patrick Muldrow, 41, and his sister, Robin Muldrow, 42, both of Martin Luther King Boulevard, Lakewood. Full article here Patrick Muldrow, who absented himself from jury selection last month after refusing to wear street clothes to court unless he was provided with an Armani suit, had informed his attorney, George Somers, that he planned to attend the opening of the trial today. However, he changed his mind several times throughout the morning, delaying the start of the case. When Patrick Muldrow finally app...

Jennifer Brown/The Star-Ledger Eugenia Galdos mourns her son, Sgt. Christian E. Bueno-Galdos, 25, at the family home in Paterson. Bueno-Galdos was killed along with four other soldiers in May 2009 by a mentally disturbed U.S. soldier at a clinic in Baghdad . By Tomas Dinges/The Star-Ledger On Tuesday morning, Eugenia Galdos visited her son’s grave at the Totowa Cemetery to ask for help. When he was alive, Sgt. Christian E. Bueno-Galdos had helped his father attain permanent residency and was doing the same for his mother. But when Bueno-Galdos, 25, was killed along with four other soldiers in May 2009 by a mentally disturbed U.S. soldier at a clinic in Baghdad, his mother’s path to citizenship apparently halted. Months have passed without an official explanation of the delay in processing her immigration papers. The uncertainty has led Galdos, of Paterson, to fear deportation despite recent encouragement from staffers in the office of U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J...

By JD Malone New Bethany Ministries will help six homeless people get off the streets with a $250,000 grant from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh. The grant, administered through KNBT, makes it possible to rehab a building in Allentown at North Fifth and Linden streets to create a six-bedroom facility complete with common areas and a meeting room for six "chronically" homeless individuals. "We're excited to see (New Bethany) expand into Allentown," Rep. Charlie Dent, R-Lehigh Valley, said. The grant comes from a pool of funds available each year from FHL banks meted out based upon the strength of applications, the viability of proposed projects and need. FHL Bank of Pittsburgh Government Relations Coordinator Bill Miller said New Bethany received the grant from among a very competitive group of applicants. "It's a testament to the quality of the program just to get the funding," Miller said. The FHL grants are part of the bank's earning...

By The Jersey Journal February 02, 2010, 11:31AM Brian T. Sheppard Photo The aftermath of a crash that was caused by a driver under the influence, according to police. An injured driver was issued a summons for driving under the influence after his car crashed into the grate of a church and damaged three parked vehicles Sunday morning, Jersey City police said. Responding to Martin Luther King Drive and Van Nostrand Avenue at 8:27 a.m., cops found Kevin Diggs, 43, of Clinton Avenue, behind the wheel of a 2007 Toyota Camry that was resting against a roll-up metal grating and wall of The Full Will of God Christian Ministries, reports said. The trapped driver, who appeared under the influence of drugs or alcohol, had to be extricated from the car by the police and firefighters. Diggs, who suffered a broken left leg, told police he didn't know what happened, reports said. Before crashing into the gate, Diggs struck a 1995 Honda Accord, a 2002 Ford Econoline van, as wel...

By Star-Ledger Staff William Perlman/The Star-Ledger The scene on Fairfield Road, where a Fairfield police officer was shot on Jan. 30. FAIRFIELD -- The police officer who was shot Saturday evening after stopping a suspicious vehicle just blocks from headquarters has emerged from a medically induced coma and is “in and out” of consciousness, acting Essex County Prosecutor Robert Laurino said tonight. “He’s due to have additional surgery. We’re waiting until he becomes better and stronger” before getting more information from Officer Gerald Veneziano, Laurino said. Veneziano, 26, a three-year veteran of the department, remained in critical but stable condition tonight at University Hospital in Newark, said Charlotte Smith, Essex County executive assistant prosecutor. The officer was shot multiple times in the torso and chest. Separately, a law enforcement source said earlier today that Veneziano is “participating in the investigation” and has been able to describe the ...

By The Jersey Journal Google 575 West Side Avenue in Jersey City Cops arrested a bat-wielding Jersey City man early Friday who was smashing the windshields of SUVs in the parking lot of a West Side Avenue tavern, reports said. Called to 575 West Side Ave. at 2:18 a.m., cops saw Steve Patrick Raymond, 36, of West Side Avenue, breaking the windshield of a parked vehicle with a blue baseball bat, reports said. Cops ordered Raymond to put down the bat, which he did. As the cops were reading him his rights, Raymond blurted, "I had to break their windows because someone disrespected my girl," reports said. Four SUVs were damaged and Raymond was charged with criminal mischief, reports said.

By Alexi Friedman/The Star-Ledger FAIRFIELD -- Authorities said today they don’t have a partial license plate on the vehicle that two suspects fled in after shooting an off-duty Fairfield police officer Saturday night.They also said that the suspects may have been driving a black Dodge Nitro, not a Magnum as originally reported. The injured officer, Gerald Veneziano, 26, remains in critical but stable condition at University Hospital in Newark, Charlotte Smith, Essex County executive assistant prosecutor, said this morning. Veneziano was on his way to work Saturday around 6:15 p.m., when he used his cell phone to call a fellow officer, seeking to run a license plate on the Dodge, outside 300 Fairfield Road, authorities said. But that officer “wasn’t able to do so because he was in the midst of an emergency call,” Essex County Acting Prosecutor Robert Laurino said Sunday afternoon in a press conference about the shooting. Fairfield Deputy Chief Steven Gutkin also confirmed...