P-Square is on their US/Canada tour. After a performance in Chicago and
Texas, they moved to Canada yesterday and hit the strip clubs last
night.
A week after Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge James Brandlin
signed off on an order of 1,000 additional hours of community labor as a
condition of re-instating Chris Brown's probation, the singer went on a fiery Twitter rant against the legal system.
"[N---a] done 6 months community service wit police and the DA racist ass crying to the judge that I didn't do it," Brown wrote on Thursday night (August 22) of allegations that he did not properly complete the original 1,400 hour community service sentence from his 2009 plea deal to felony charges stemming from his assault on ex-girlfriendRihanna. "[F---] the SYSTEM!"
Brown continued his screed, writing,
"How about y'all take care of all the homeless kids and families on
skid row. Promote helping people that are really [f---ed] up in your
city!" He later added, "Family first! The LAW ... last" and "I paint
pics of monsters because its a reflection of u bitchass [n---as] and
this bitchass system!"
Brown was back in court last Friday when Brandlin
reinstated the singer's probation from the 2009 incident under its
originalterms and conditions, including the additional 1,000 hours of
community labor, which was agreed to by Brown's camp and prosecutors,
according to CNN. The reinstatement of the probation came after hit-and-run charges against Brownwere dropped.
The 14 year old boy who beat airline and airport
security at Benin airport on Saturday August 24th and flew in the tyre hole of a Lagos-bound Arik plane actually thought he was on his way to the US.
Sources at Benin Airport said Daniel Ikehina ran away from home because
he was being maltreated and was trying to escape from his parents when
he joined the Arik flight. Unfortunately for him the plane wasn't flying
to the US, it was flying to Lagos where the stowaway was immediately
arrested as he alighted from the wheel well of the aircraft.
Daniel is
presently in the custody of the State Security Service (SSS) who are
trying to unravel how he managed to pull off such a stunt.
Star actress Genevieve Nnaji is on the cover of this week's Yes!
Magazine (above left) where she purportedly granted an exclusive
interview to the magazine publisher, Azuh Arinze, talking about her
career, love life and wishes for the future.
From the one-page interview,
Genevieve Nnaji took to twitter to deny granting it. She said the
interview is either false or as old as her career.
Nollywood actor Kanayo O Kanayo has been appointed board chairman of The
National Institute for Hospitality & Tourism Studies. Congrats
Actor Lee Thompson Young committed suicide in his apartment yesterday by
shooting himself, E online is reporting that the actor's behaviour
changed after he 'began practicing Yoruba'. what ?
E online.com
"The Rizzoli & Isles star, who was 29 at the time of his
death, "didn't drink or party," says a source, adding, "He was the
opposite. Lee loved to travel and was always the first to tell everyone
to take a breath and enjoy the beauty of life." He was always "gentle
and unassuming," despite his early success, and didn't have the typical
"look-at-me" attitude.
That said, those close to Young noticed things "really changed" a few years ago when he began practicing Yorùbá, an Africa-based religion which has a saying, "iku ya j'esin",
meaning "death is preferable to ignominy." Some have questioned
whether this means that suicide is an acceptable way to preserve
personal or family honor in the face of public shame.
However, Yorùbá culture icon and Chief Priest of Osogbo, Araba Ifayemi Osundagbonu Elebuibon, told the National Mirror
earlier this year that the religion "[does] not support suicide. Their
belief is that if somebody commits suicide, they will be punished in the
hereafter."
The Famous Jett Jackson star "took [his
religion] to the next level and started wearing white all of the time,"
says a source, adding, "This religion was everything to him." Although
he reportedly took a break from practicing Yorùbá,
he recently returned to the religion. Just before his death, he visited
a small village in Africa for something reportedly related to the
religion.