Tuesday, 16 August 2011
Monday, 15 August 2011
NICKI MINAJ DUMPS BOYFRIEND
Nicki Minaj DUMPED her boyfriend, Safaree Samuels and FIRED him as her hype man.
As MULTIPLE sources have reported, Nicki called POLICE on Safaree two weeks ago - after he ATTACKED the Barbie rapper inside their hotel room. Up until now, Nicki had been HOPING that she could put the BEATING behind her and move on.
Well she can NOT.
MediaTakeOut.com learned that FRIDAY Nicki called it quits. She officially FIRED Safaree from their tour and BROKE UP WITH HIM on the spot. And Nicki did it like the true BOSS that she is . . . she had her SECURITY GOONS tell him, and make him LEAVE THE PREMESIS.
But here's where it gets MESSY. According to a ROCK SOLID industry insider Safaree returned to LOS ANGELES - and is now living in NICKI'S CONDO, and REFUSING to leave.
And that's not all. According to a person who lives nearby, Safaree has ALREADY had women visit him in Nicki's home . . . while Nicki's out touring.
THE F*CK???? Picture some man telling US he ain't leaving OUR HOUSE . . . . and bringing JUMPOFFS OVER TOO??? We'd end up catching a CASE!!!
New day
Sunday, 29 April 2007
That wondeful afternoon
Oh my Man U, my wonderful Man U. It was extra-ordinary. Saturday, the 28th of April, 2007 will forever remain an unbelieveable day.If Jose Mourinho really believes in conspiracy theories in English football, he could have a field day with this one. Manchester United, 2-0 down, were thrown a lifeline by Everton's stand-in goalkeeper, then gifted three further goals, one of them knocked into his own net by the former Man U hero Phil Neville. Combined with Chelsea's second successive draw - 2-2 at home to Bolton - it all means that United, with their vastly superior goal difference, need only four more points - at most - to become champions, even if they should lose at Stamford Bridge on Thursday week. The jubilant travelling fans risked tempting fate in the manner that their devil-may-care team do every week, when at the final whistle they let rip with: "Champions! Champions!"
Sir Alex Ferguson, having raced on to the pitch in celebration, did not seem inclined to disagree.
There is work to be done yet, but it would take defeat by Manchester City next Sunday to throw United off course now. Everton appeared to be capable of doing that soon after halftime when Manuel Fernandes struck a second goal on the break to add to Alan Stubbs' early free-kick. United simply threw more men forward, dominating the rest of the game and scoring four times in the final half-hour to add to an extraordinary 122 goals in all competitions this season.
The identity of three of the scorers was a surprise: John O'Shea offered hope with the first; the Neville own-goal equaliser; and little-used substitute Chris Eagles, in added time. But the crucial goal had an inevitable feel about it, Wayne Rooney shrugging off the boos from those who once idolised him to record his 23rd goal of the season.
Everton will be paid an extra ?500,000 ($1.3 million) if United win the title, as part of Rooney's transfer fee. That will hardly compensate them for the misery of this defeat, which they will have regarded as self-inflicted, the first three goals all stemming from defensive errors. Though United did the job at Everton, they were also helped by the draw earned in London by their northwest neighbours Bolton, managed by Ferguson's friend Sam Allardyce. "I'll be giving him a hug and a kiss," Ferguson joked. "Maybe two kisses."
Chelsea, who face United in the FA Cup final on May 19 at Wembley, will regret their missed chance in a rollercoaster game. Slovakia defender Lubomir Michalik gave Bolton a surprise 19th minute lead on his full debut, only for Chelsea's Ivorian striker Salomon Kalou to level soon after with a header. Kalou also created Chelsea's second, sending in a header that hit the crossbar and rebounded off keeper Jussi Jaaskelainen in the 33rd minute. But as Chelsea closed in for the kill, Bolton forward Kevin Davies exploited a defensive lapse to head an equaliser soon after the re-start.
Wednesday, 25 April 2007
I'm back
This was because my wife had the most beautiful baby girl ever, and her name of course is Olamide (has to be named after her father). I am so happy ( nothing can quantify the joy I have inside of me, with both baby and mother doing well).
So many things have happened since my last post:
Some stupid kid shot down his school killing a record 32 students. I read he got the ideas from the blockbuster 'old boy'. God help America.
We now know the biological father of Anna Nicole Smith's daughter.
and of course,
PDP won almost all the elections in naija. God dey. We all knew and noone could do anything about it. Helpless as we might seem to be ( or be), God is our strength.
Friday, 9 February 2007
Anna Nicole Smith dies Hotel


Dr. Joshua Perper, the chief Broward County medical examiner who will perform the autopsy, said if her death was from natural causes, the findings would likely be announced quickly. He cautioned, however, that definitive results could take weeks. "I am not a prophet, and I cannot tell you before the autopsy what I am going to find," he said.Through the '90s and into the new century, Smith was famous for being famous, a pop-culture punchline because of her up-and-down weight, her Marilyn Monroe looks, her exaggerated curves, her little-girl voice, her ditzy-blonde persona, and her over-the-top revealing outfits.
Recently, she lost a reported 69 pounds and became a spokeswoman for TrimSpa, a weight-loss supplement. On her reality show and other recent TV appearances, her speech was often slurred and she seemed out of it. Some critics said she seemed drugged-out."Undoubtedly it will be found at the end of the day that drugs featured in her death as they did in the death of poor Daniel," said a former attorney for Smith in the Bahamas, Michael Scott. Another former Smith attorney, Lenard Leeds, told the celebrity gossip Web site TMZ that Smith "always had problems with her weight going up and down, and there's no question she used alcohol." Leeds said it was no secret that "she had a very troubled life" and had "so many, many problems."
Smith attorney Ron Rale told The Associated Press that he had talked to her on Tuesday or Wednesday, and she had flu symptoms and a fever and was still grieving over her son. He dismissed claims her death was related to drugs as "a bunch of nonsense." "Poor Anna Nicole," he said. "She's been the underdog. She's been besieged ... and she's been trying her best and nobody should have to endure what she's endured." The Texas-born Smith was a topless dancer at a strip club before she entered her photos in a search contest and made the cover of Playboy magazine in 1992. She became Playboy's playmate of the year in 1993. She was also signed to a contract with Guess jeans, appearing in TV commercials, billboards and magazine ads.
In 1994, she married 89-year-old oil tycoon J. Howard Marshall II, owner of Great Northern Oil Co. In 1992, Forbes magazine estimated his wealth at $550 million. In a 2005 interview with ABC, Smith recalled meeting Marshall at what she called a "gentleman's club" in Houston. "He had no will to live and I went over to see him," she said. "He got a little twinkle in his eyes, and he asked me to dance for him. And I did." Marshall died in 1995 at age 90, setting off a feud with Smith's former stepson, E. Pierce Marshall, over his estate. A federal court in California awarded Smith $474 million. That was later overturned. But in May, the U.S. Supreme Court revived her case, ruling that she deserved another day in court. The stepson died June 20 at age 67. But the family said the court fight would continue. Smith starred in her own reality TV series, "The Anna Nicole Show," in 2002-04. Cameras followed her around as she sparred with her lawyer, hung out with her personal assistant and interior decorator, and cooed at her poodle, Sugar Pie. She also appeared in movies, performing a bit part in "The Hudsucker Proxy" in 1994.
Meanwhile, the paternity of Smith's now 5-month-old daughter remained a matter of dispute. The birth certificate lists Dannielynn's father as attorney Howard K. Stern, Smith's most recent companion. Smith's ex-boyfriend Larry Birkhead was waging a legal challenge, saying he was the father. An emergency hearing in the paternity case was scheduled for Friday in Los Angeles.
Lawyers were expected to discuss an emergency motion filed by Birkhead's attorney seeking DNA from Smith's body, Rale said. The reasons for the motion were not immediately clear, but an attorney for Stern, James T. Neavitt, was frustrated. "There's no question about her being the mother," he said. "So what's the purpose of the DNA testing? Why do they need her DNA?"
Debra Opri, the attorney who filed Birkhead's paternity suit, said Birkhead "is devastated. He is inconsolable, and we are taking steps now to protect the DNA testing of the child. The child is our No. 1 priority."
The legal complications of Smith's estate could take years to unravel, an expert said.Christopher Cline of the law firm Holland and Knight, who is an estate planning specialist, said he has never seen a case "with more moving parts."Outstanding questions include not only the paternity of her daughter, but if she died with a will and how her death will affect the lawsuit pending against the Marshall estate. It also wasn't clear where she legally lived when she died.
"It's a really large legal quagmire," Cline said.
Smith was born Vickie Lynn Hogan on Nov. 28, 1967, in Houston, one of six children. Her parents split up when she was a toddler, and she was raised by her mother, a deputy sheriff.
She dropped out after 11th grade after she was expelled for fighting, and worked as a waitress and then a cook at Jim's Krispy Fried Chicken restaurant in Mexia. She married 16-year-old fry cook Bill Smith in 1985, giving birth to Daniel before divorcing two years later.

