Tupac Shakur’s ticket stub to the Mike Tyson fight he attended the night he was shot has been in very few hands since then, but now it could be in yours … if ya got a lot o’ cash. Tupac was at the Tyson-Bruce Seldon fight Sept. 7, 1996 at the MGM…
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Saturday, January 14, 2017
Tuesday, January 3, 2017
Joe Mixon Off the Hook In Alleged Parking Ticket Attack
Joe Mixon’s parking ticket drama is officially CASE CLOSED … with officials telling TMZ Sports the disgraced Oklahoma running back will NOT be charged for allegedly using the ticket as a weapon during an incident last month.
Friday, November 4, 2016
Oklahoma"s Joe Mixon -- Threw Parking Ticket at Attendant"s Face ... Police Report Says
Oklahoma running back Joe Mixon didn’t just rip up a parking ticket — he threw it at the campus parking attendant’s face … this according to the police report obtained by TMZ Sports. In other words … assault with a paper weapon? …
Friday, October 28, 2016
"Birth of a Nation" -- Theater Accused of Lying to Kill Ticket Sales ... But Denies Racism (VIDEO)
Regal Cinemas says it’s not on a mission to tank Nate Parker’s “The Birth of a Nation” … despite a viral video purportedly catching one theater lying about tickets being sold-out. Moviegoer Devon Walls claims staff at a Regal Cinemas in…
"Birth of a Nation" -- Theater Accused of Lying to Kill Ticket Sales ... But Denies Racism (VIDEO)
Regal Cinemas says it’s not on a mission to tank Nate Parker’s “The Birth of a Nation” … despite a viral video purportedly catching one theater lying about tickets being sold-out. Moviegoer Devon Walls claims staff at a Regal Cinemas in…
Friday, October 7, 2016
Jay Z -- "Lemonade" Response Will Be a World Tour ... According to Ticket Agency (UPDATE)
2:25 PM PT — A Roc Nation rep gave us this reply to the world tour email: “This is ridiculous.” That’s as specific as the rep got. Jay Z is gonna clap back at Beyonce’s “Lemonade” album with a world tour of his own … if a high-end…
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Friday, August 5, 2016
Big Brother Recap: Did the Evicted Houseguest Have A Return Ticket?
That was one crazy hour of Big Brother!
We picked up in the aftermath of Da’vonne being named the replacement nominee.
She immediately went to grill Paul about what was going on in the house, but he gave her a poor excuse for being on the block.
He tried to imply that if anyone else was up, they’d be overreacting and he trusted Da’vonne not to do that.
Sounds more like a threat. Right?
Da’vonne then walked in on Paulie and Bridgette conspiring against her, so she figured the plan out.
Da’vonne chatted with Natalie, Zakiyah and Michelle, who all confirmed Da’vonne would be staying.
Just next door, the rest of the house were talking targets for the double eviction.
Da’vonne barged in to see what they were talking about and James made a mistake by saying the double eviction targets would be Victor and Bridgette.
How could Bridgette be a target if she was already meant to be out by that point?
Everyone else in the room couldn’t have looked more guilty even if they tried.
Nicole looked like she was laughing. I can’t really blame Nicole. Da’vonne made it clear she was gunning for her.
Da’vonne then went in to get the truth from James, but he and Natalie continued to lie to her face.
You can understand why they’re getting rid of her. If the rest of the house is, they would stick out like a sore thumb if they didn’t.
At the eviction ceremony, Da’vonne was evicted by a vote of 6-2.
She only hugged Zakiyah and James on the way out the door, but she whispered to Victor that he was a target.
It was then revealed that Da’vonne had a one way ticket and would become the first member of the jury house.
The HOH competition got underway. It was endurance, but anyone could really win it.
Who do you want to win?
Hit the comments below!
Thursday, July 14, 2016
Mike Pence to Run with Donald Trump, Join GOP Ticket as Vice Presidential Nominee
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence will be announced as presidential candidate Donald Trump’s running mate on the Republican ticket in the 2016 election.
The Indianapolis Star has confirmed that Trump plans to announce Pence as his pick for vice president, ending a weeks-long process.
Pence will drop his bid for re-election in Indiana to run with Trump, whose spokeswoman, Hope Hicks, says “a decision has not been made.”
A formal announcement is scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday in Manhattan, and while Trump could pull a fast one, all signs point to Pence.
With the addition of the governor, a social conservative with state house and Congressional experience, Trump hopes to shore up his base.
Pence also provides an experienced, at times more credible and almost certainly more disciplined counter to Trump’s unusual style.
The Republican National Convention, which starts July 18 in Cleveland, will formally nominate Trump and Pence for President and V.P.
Pence, a vocal Trump supporter since he clinched the Republican nomination, will help him take on Democrat Hillary Clinton in November.
Trump appeared to have winnowed the field of vice presidential picks from about 10 people as recently as last week to a select few.
Some likened the audition process to reality show casting, but in the end, the star of the show picked a substantive, non-flashy “apprentice.”
Aside from Pence, the other favorites were thought to be former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
A couple of prospective running mates, U.S. Sens. Bob Corker of Tennessee and Joni Ernst of Iowa, withdrew their names from consideration.
Ernst said she was focused on serving in the Senate but suggested Pence, a longtime favorite among conservatives, should get the nod.
Looks like The Donald listened. Will it matter?
Polls suggest Clinton leads nationally over the mercurial real estate mogul, but that her margin has narrowed in the previous week or so.
State polls also show her with a tangible, albeit diminishing, advantage in what will ultimately determine the electoral college majority.
Clinton has yet to name her V.P. running mate.
The extent to which Vice Presidential nominees, on either site, will influence voters is hard to define at best, and negligible at worst.
With Pence, however, Trump signals that he is shoring up his lack of political experience and his unpredictable style with a steady hand.
Combine those two factors with Pence’s popularity among a Republican base that is still resistant to Trump, and it seems like a logical pick.
Agree? Disagree? Comment below to discuss.
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