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“Roger Ebert Crosses The Line W/The ‘N’ Word”


After news broke Tuesday that publisher NewSouth will release a new edition of ‘The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn’ with all 219 N-words excluded, movie critic Roger Ebert reacted with a controversial tweet.

Ebert responded to the ‘Huck Finn’ announcement on Wednesday by tweeting to his followers, “I’d rather be called a Nigger than a Slave.”

The tweet set off a storm of heated feedback toward the influential critic, some saying he was “disrespectful” and “ignorant.”

Others believe Ebert thinks he’s allowed to take such liberties with the “N” word because his wife, is black.

After the fall-out from his comment, Ebert retracted his statement by conceding  “he would never be called either word so he should have just shut the fuck up”.

I wanna hear from y’all, was Roger Ebert out-of-place?

Oh and… thanks to loyal reader “HeavyC” for the story tip…

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“Problem Resolved Says -Queen Of Soul”


Legendary “Queen of Soul” Aretha Franklin said her recent medical problems have been resolved.

Franklin, who was rumored to be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, told JET magazine in an exclusive interview, “I don’t have to talk about my health with anybody other than my doctors. The problem has been resolved.”

Good for her!!!!

You can read Aretha’s interview in its entirety all right here!

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“Janet Jackson Arrived For Hearing”


Janet Jackson joined her family today at a Los Angeles courthouse for day two of the preliminary hearing of Dr Conrad Murray – the physician charged with the manslaughter of her brother Michael Jackson.

Dr. Murray’s team will argue that, Michael Jackson injected himself with the deadly dose of propofol when Dr. Murray left the room. One of Michael Jackson’s bodyguards testified and somewhat rebutted such a theory.

Stay tuned as this continuing saga unfolds…

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“Student Kills Asst. Principal In Rampage”


His name is Robert Butler (pictured here) and he went on a shooting rampage at his high school yesterday. But before doing so, he posted a chilling message on his Facebook page warning them of the attack and blaming the school for driving him to violence.

Butler, 17, burst into an office at Millard South High School in Omaha, NE, during school hours and fired four to five shots, striking the assistant principal and the principal before fleeing in his car and eventually committing suicide about a mile from the school, Omaha police said.

Assistant Principal Vicki Kaspar (L), 58, died at a hospital hours later. The principal, Curtis Case (R), 45, was reported in serious but stable condition.

No students were injured in the shooting.

Isn’t Butler (pictured above) the cutest kid? Which goes on to show you that the devil will use anyone to kill, steal and destroy!!

Butler’s friends and family were left dumbfounded by the attack and struggled to explain what drove the boy, described as fun-loving and energetic, to his gruesome end.

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“She Announced Her Suicide Via Facebook”


And not one of her over 1,000 Facebook friends reached out to her to help.

Forty-two year-old Simone Back announced her intention to commit suicide in a status update on her Facebook page.

According to the Daily Mail, Back, who committed suicide on Christmas Day, wrote in her Facebook status, “Took all my pills be dead soon bye-bye everyone.”

What followed was a series of callous posts from some of Back’s Facebook friends “Some of the Facebook friends posted messages calling her a liar and one said it was ‘her choice’.

Seventeen hours later, police broke down the door of Back’s flat on Montague Street, in Brighton, and found her dead.

Back’s mother told the Daily Mail that none of her daughter’s online friends attempted to help her in person.

Back is not the first to announce her intention to commit suicide via Facebook. In 2010, a Rutgers University student, Tyler Clementi, who posted a status update on Facebook that read “Jumping off the gw bridge sorry” and his body was found soon after in the Hudson River.

Are all of your Facebook contacts really friends?