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Jamie Foxx Saves Man From Burning Car
Jamie Foxx and car that he saved man from. Jamie meets the man he saved.
Mendeecees Turns Himself In To Begin 8-Year Prison Stint
TLC Back In The Studio For Final Album
Lately, TLC fans have been giving the group their side eye while looking at their prover- bial watches as they wait for the album they donated to on Kick- starter to be made. Now, we have an update from group member Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas.
In a recent interview with Billboard, Chilli explained her and T-Boz are diligently work- ing on what they’re calling their last album. Their first day back in the studio was on last Wednesday (Jan. 13).
As for a release date? She couldn’t really say, but she did divulge, “We finally have a name for it, so we're really happy about that.”
Last fall, fans began to get impatient with the slow process of getting the group’s fifth album out. Initially, the project
T-Boz and Chilli
was due out in September 2015, and then it was changed to October 2015. Both months went by with no album in sight, and fans are getting (under- standably) concerned, even in- sinuating the whole thing was a scam. Fans donated $430,000, surpassing the target goal of $150,000.
Woman Charged For Impersonating A Nurse In Bobbi Kristina Case
Taiwo Sobamowo was practicing as a nurse while caring for Bobbi Kristina Brown.
Reality really happened to
Love & Hip Hop New York’s
Mendeecees Harris. His time as a free man is over.
Yandy Smith’s husband took to Instagram today, Jan- uary 19, to post a final mes- sage to fans outside of the federal prison where he’ll spend 8 years behind bars.
According to Mendeecees he’s “heartbroken but good”
L&HH reality Mendeecees and Yandy.
stars
and the drug trafficking he previously did was due to he previously being “young, hun- gry and close minded.”
He also sent a message to dads; “It truly is FAMILY OVER EVERYTHING! Fa- thers, go raise men! Men to lead their family. Men do the right thing. No matter what you had to do, or may still be doing, raise them babies right!
Add HERO to his resume. Jamie Foxx proved he can perform his own stunts.
The Oscar-winning actor, 48, rushed to assist a crash victim Monday evening after a car skidded off the road into a drainage ditch near his Hidden Valley, Calif., home, flipped over several times and burst
into flames.
A rep for Foxx confirmed
the actor’s involvement in the rescue.
Foxx, along with another witness, pulled the 32-year-old man out of his burning pickup truck after breaking a window and cutting a seatbelt to re- lease him from the flaming ve-
hicle.
The victim was rushed to the
hospital and treated for “burns and major trauma” to his upper body, according to a statement issued by the Cali- fornia Highway Patrol.
The driver, who was alone in the vehicle, was later arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol.
A woman accused of posing as a nurse at the hospice where Bobbi Kristina Brown spent her final days has been charged with practicing nurs- ing without a license.
Gwinnett County jail records show that Taiwo Sobamowo is being held on charges of prac- ticing registered nursing with no license.
Brown, the only child of singers Bobby Brown and the late Whitney Houston, died July 26, six months after
she was found face-down and unresponsive in the bathtub of her Roswell townhome in Jan- uary 2015.
A police report states that Sobamowo was in charge of caring for Bobbi Kristina Brown at Peachtree Christian Hospice in Duluth, where Brown spent the final days before her death. There is no indication in the Duluth police report that Brown’s care was adversely affected by Sobamowo.
Trailer Released Of Terrence J’s First Project Since Departure From E! News
Terrence J. recently left his hosting gig with E! News to pursue producing and acting in films full time. The trailer for the first feature film that he co- produced and starred in, co- starring Paula Patton, Lauren London, Donald Faison, Robin Givens, Cassie Ventura, Dascha Polanco, French Montana, Draya Michele, and many more has been released.
Bille Woodruff (Honey) is directing the film for Queen Latifah's production com- pany Flavor Unit Entertain- ment. Jorva Entertainment Prods. is fully financing the film and co-producing with Flavor Unit.
The storyline of the roman- tic comedy goes like this: Charlie is a bachelor who’s convinced that relationships
“The Perfect Match” First Look: Starring Terrence J., Lauren London, Cassie, Paula Patton, Draya Michele, and French Montana.
are dead even though his sister, a therapist, tries to tell him otherwise. His best friends bet him that if he sticks to one woman for one month, he’s bound to fall in love. The movie will be released March 11.
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