Cleveland Browns Players Deny Involvement In Rape at Their Apartment

A woman claims she was raped in an apartment where 2 Cleveland Browns players live — telling police a friend of tight end David Njoku had sex with her after she fell asleep at their pad.  Njoku is NOT accused of any wrongdoing but has been…

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Avicii"s Death Not Due to Criminal Involvement or Foul Play, Cops Say

Avicii’s death was not the result of any criminal activity or foul play … according to cops in Oman. Autopsies were performed on the DJ both Friday and Saturday, and led to the conclusion that “there is no criminal suspicion in the death” ……

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Tupac Shakur: New Details Emerge About Suge Knight"s Involvement in Rapper"s Murder

It’s been almost 21 years since Tupac Shakur was gunned down in front of hundreds of witnesses following a Mike Tyson fight in Las Vegas.

Astonishingly, to this day, no arrests have been made, and fans are forced to rely on increasingly bizarre Internet conspiracy theories    to get an idea of who might have pulled the trigger that fateful day in 1996.

This weekend, a very poorly received biopic about the legendary rapper will hit theaters, and it seems the studio responsible for the film is participating in one of the most cynical marketing campaigns of all time.

This morning, several media outlets are claiming to have new information regarding Tupac’s murder, all of it coming from an “LAPD insider” who chose to remain silent for two decades for reasons that remain unclear.

We’re not questioning the accuracy of the source’s information, but the timing of its release seems more than a little suspicious.

In interviews, the insider confirms a key piece of information that was already widely assumed by fans:

Tupac was heavily indebted to Death Row Records mogul Suge Knight for reasons that went well beyond the music world:

“[Shakur] wanted to get out of jail and he basically signed his life away to Suge [Knight]. He didn’t want to do it, but when he does that they own him,” the source explains,

He adds that Tupac “immediately [became] enemies with the Crips” due to Suge’s association with LA gang Mob Piru, which was “built off of Death Row.”

Rumors about Suge’s involvement in the rapper’s death have been circulating for decades, with some going so far as to accuse Suge’s wife, Sharitha Golden, of murdering Tupac personally.

These days Suge is locked up in connection with a different violent death, and while he may spend the rest of his life behind bars, he’ll almost certainly never be forced to answer for his possible involvement in Shakur’s death.

But the LAPD source tells In Touch that while he believes it was Tupac’s involvement with Suge that got him killed, he does not believe Knight was personally responsible.

Instead, the source says, Tupac’s murder stemmed from a confrontation earlier in the day between Suge’s people and a prominent member of the LA Crips named Orlando Anderson.

“It was simple retaliation: you mess with one of ours, we will mess with one of yours. If Orlando had never been jumped in the hotel, they never would have killed Tupac that night.”

So it’s possible that for all the conspiracy theories, Shakur’s death was simply the result of retaliation by a humiliated gang member.

In a way, the randomness of it all makes the loss of such a beautiful soul and tremendous talent even more tragic.

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Kendall Jenner Had No Creative Involvement in Pepsi Ad

Kendall Jenner was the face of the Pepsi commercial and that’s it … she had no involvement in the creative process … sources involved in the production tell TMZ. Our sources say she signed on to do the gig and with no knowledge of…

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Ted Cruz-Katrina Pierson Affair Rumors Fly as Donald Trump Denies Involvement

Earlier today, the National Enquirer reported that current presidential hopeful Ted Cruz has engaged in several extramarital affairs.

Not surprisingly, the allegations have led to widespread rumors, many of them pertaining to the identities of the five women with whom Cruz allegedly cheated on his wife of 15 years, Heidi Cruz.

#CruzSexScandal is now the number one trending topic on Twitter, and several media outlets, including Gawker, are reporting that talk of a potentially campaign-ending bombshell involving Cruz and top Donald Trump aide Katrina Pierson has been circulating for months.

The rumor was such common knowledge in media circles that it came to be known as #TheThing on social media, and now many are convinced that Pierson (who first met Trump while attending a political rally as a guest of Cruz’s) is one of the five mystery women.

Perhaps coincidentally, this latest report comes on the heel of threats by the hacker group Anonymous to expose a sex scandal involving Cruz.

Cruz has denied any wrongdoing and in a statement issued moments ago, he blamed the debacle on his opponent Trump: 

“I want to be crystal clear: these attacks are garbage,” the Texas senator wrote on social media.

“For Donald J. Trump to enlist his friends at the National Enquirer and his political henchmen to do his bidding shows you that there is no low Donald won’t go.”

Trump, of course, wasted no time issuing a rebuttal:

“I have no idea whether or not the cover story about Ted Cruz in this week’s issue of the National Enquirer is true or not, but I had absolutely nothing to do with it, did not know about it, and have not, as yet, read it,” he said in a statement this afternoon.

“Ted Cruz’s problem with the National Enquirer is his and his alone, and while they were right about O.J. Simpson, John Edwards, and many others, I certainly hope they are not right about Lyin’ Ted Cruz.”

Obviously, the Enquirer has a spotty record with regard to journalistic ethics and accuracy, but Trump is not the first to point out that the tabloid was the first media outlet to report on several of the major scandals of the past two decades.

It remains to be seen if editors will be able to furnish proof of their latest allegation.