Ja Rule was a regular Julia Childs during his prison sentence (with a much deeper voice) -- whipping up all kinds of cool dishes ... which is awesome. But the key(ster) is trying not to think about how the ingredients got smuggled behind bars.
One week after Banksy tried and failed to sell his valuable works of art for $60 a piece to random passers-by in Central Park, three artists decided to set up a similar stand of Banksy canvases, but with one very crucial twist: Their wares were admittedly fake.
BOSTON -- BOSTON (AP) - Nine-time Grammy Award winner Mary J. Blige will sing the national anthem before Game 1 of the World Series. The St. Louis Cardinals and the Boston Red Sox open on Wednesday night at Fenway Park.
Pop star Rihanna was asked to leave a famous Abu Dhabi mosque complex after posing outside the building for an unauthorised photo shoot. The singer tweeted pictures of herself in a black jumpsuit and headscarf on photo-sharing site Instagram. A statement from the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Centre, said she was asked to leave after "inappropriate pictures" were taken.
Video game pricing in South America has been outrageous for years, but it's taken a recent backlash against the Brazilian PS4 to convince Sony to weigh into the matter publicly. And their statement is a surprising one.
Beautiful Bubbles Inside an Aero Bar 14. DEGRASSI DOING #STARBUCKSDRAKEHANDS 16. Anything Edible À La Maple Syrup And most importantly, the maple lolli. 20. Early 2000s Sk8r Avril Lavigne And tiny chains hanging off of your pants. 34. Colin Mochrie from Whose Line Is It Anyway?
The newest skateboarding sensations to hit the scene in Southern California are crazy talented, crazy daring, and also crazy adorable. You can spot them by their pink helmets, fluffy tutus, and funky knee socks. Their names are Relz Murphy, Sierra Kerr, and Bella Kenworthy. They're 6 years old.
Facebook has quietly resumed allowing decapitation videos to be posted on its website, lifting a temporary ban it had placed earlier this year on content featuring graphic violence. The social network said after a report on the BBC on Monday that gory photos and videos were permitted on its site so long as the content was posted in a manner intended for its users to "condemn" the acts rather than celebrate them.
Errol Pierre-Davis
