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Marlo recruits Future Hendrix and Lil Baby for his new single titled "1st N 3rd."
Check out the official music video below and let us know what you think.
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U.S. Marshalls have arrested the third of four XXXTentacion murder suspects.
TMZ reports that Robert Allen was taken into custody at his sister's home in Eastman, Georgia. He's currently being held in a Dodge County jail, facing charges of armed robbery with a firearm and first degree murder.
He'll be extradited to Broward County, Florida to face the charges, along with 2 others -- Michael Boatwright and Dedrick Williams.
Trayvon Newsome, the alleged trigger man is still on the run.
XXXTentacion, born Jahseh Onfroy, was shot to death as he was leaving a motorcycle dealership in Deerfield Beach on June 18, 2018. He was 20 years old.
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The West family has grown by one.
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West welcomed their third child, a daughter, on Monday, January 15. The baby was born via a surrogate and weighed 7 lbs., 6 oz.
"Kanye and I are happy to announce the arrival of our healthy, beautiful baby girl," Kim announced on her app Tuesday. "We are incredibly grateful to our surrogate who made our dreams come true with the greatest gift one could give and to our wonderful doctors and nurses for their special care. North and Saint are especially thrilled to welcome their baby sister."
Congrats!
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If there is an artist that currently works harder than Gucci Mane we've yet to find him or her.
The 1017 Brick Squad boss just released "Woptober" on October 14, and has already announced that he will follow that up with another project titled "The Return of East Atlanta Santa" on December 16.
#Woptober in the streets right now. Coming right back with #TheReturnOfEastAtlantaSanta on 12/16! RT that!!
— Gucci Mane (@gucci1017) October 17, 2016
If you're keeping count, that will be Big Guwop's third album this year.
The hustle is real!
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LAS VEGAS (AP) — Conor McGregor got his revenge. Now he wants a third fight on his terms.
McGregor evened the score in his rivalry with Nate Diaz by outpointing him Saturday night at UFC 202 in a rematch of their two-round welterweight thriller in March.
#UFC202 Highlights: @TheNotoriousMMA evens the score with @NateDiaz209 in an epic 5 round war https://t.co/pl84hyQXZo
— FOX Sports: UFC (@UFCONFOX) August 21, 2016
Congrats to both @thenotoriousmma & @natediaz209 for their amazing 5 round Octagon War tonight at #UFC202 #ITSTIME pic.twitter.com/JyJdGKeXvi
— Bruce Buffer (@brucebuffer) August 21, 2016
The two put on an action-packed fight in which McGregor came out strong and then hung on in a tiring, bloody slugfest. Two of the judges scored it 48-47 for McGregor, and the other had it 47-47.
McGregor immediately challenged Diaz to a third fight — but only if Diaz would come down to the lightweight division.
"Surprise, surprise! The king is back!" McGregor said. "If you want this trilogy, it's on my terms. I came up to 170, now you'll come back to 155 and we'll finish what we've started. I knew what I had to do this time around and I did it."
McGregor (20-3) forced the action in the opening round, landing multiple leg kicks to Diaz's lead leg and a straight left that knocked down Diaz (20-11).
The Irishman took down Diaz twice more in the second round, bloodying his nose and appearing to have total control of the fight.
#NateDiaz gets tagged early!!!! #UFC202 https://t.co/M6QgECZEVa
— UFC (@ufc) August 21, 2016
"I could have gone in there and pressed, but I was patient," McGregor said.
The persistent Diaz found his footing later in the second, though, unleashing a flurry of strikes and knocking McGregor against the fence. Diaz continued to attack in the third and, for the final 90 seconds of the fourth, they stood in the center of the cage and exchanged blows.
#NateDiaz starting to pick up the pace! #UFC202 https://t.co/PIXXqvp2cX
— UFC Canada (@UFC_CA) August 21, 2016
"I knew he would have success early," Diaz said. "Just as I expected, he was going to slow down and I was going to speed up."
They traded punches again in the fifth, and neither gained an edge until the final 10 seconds, when Diaz secured a trip and landed a few final shots from on top before the bell rang.
"I came here to fight. I want No. 3, I gave him No. 2, so let's do it," Diaz said.
#ThankYou #NateDiaz & #ConorMcGregor for giving us fans EVERYTHING you had!!!!! #UFC202 https://t.co/i42Ffwhbf1
— UFC (@ufc) August 21, 2016
McGregor exacted revenge for a loss at UFC 196. McGregor, already the featherweight champ, was initially scheduled to face Rafael dos Anjos for the lightweight title, but dos Anjos pulled out due to injury and McGregor agreed to fight Diaz at welterweight on late notice.
Diaz's endurance was the difference in the first fight. McGregor pummeled Diaz with multiple shots in the first round, giving Diaz a bloody facial gash, but Diaz weathered the storm and countered with a few shots of his own near the end of the round. Then Diaz dominated the second round with accurate, well-timed boxing before finishing the exhausted McGregor with a rear naked choke.
They were supposed to battle again at welterweight at the landmark UFC 200, but that bout was canceled after McGregor announced his retirement and refused to meet with media. McGregor didn't end up retiring, but the disturbance got him and Diaz dropped from the card.
Instead, the anticipated rematch was set for UFC 202. The garrulous McGregor had promised to finish Diaz early this time around, and promotion for the fight included a bottle-throwing melee at a press conference Wednesday.
"My respect to the opponent," McGregor said. "You have to respect Nate and the style that he brings."
Earlier, Anthony Johnson landed an uppercut 13 seconds into the first round to knock out Glover Teixeira in the co-main event between top-ranked light heavyweights. Johnson (22-5) flattened Teixeira (25-5) with the shot, forcing the referee to call an early end to the fight. Johnson has 13th victories in his past 14 fights.
"I'm coming for you Daniel," Johnson said, speaking to current light heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier, who was seated near the cage.
Donald Cerrone (31-7) stopped Rick Story (19-9) in a battle of ranked welterweights.
That combo though #UFC202 pic.twitter.com/pxhIKkXF5Y
— ÐŚ (@Dildeep96) August 21, 2016
Yeezy in the building. #UFC202 pic.twitter.com/7yEuoIY07m
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) August 21, 2016
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BALTIMORE (AP) — A judge further hollowed out the case against six police officers charged in the death of a young black man, delivering a third consecutive acquittal and ruling once again that prosecutors failed to prove officers intentionally hurt Freddie Gray.
In acquitting Lt. Brian Rice, the highest ranking officer charged, Baltimore Circuit Judge Barry Williams was unequivocal in his ruling Monday. He told prosecutors they failed to establish that Rice was aware of his duty to buckle Gray into a seat belt, and more importantly, that he deliberately breached his duty in order to put Gray in danger.
"There are a number of possibilities this court could entertain, some that are innocent and some that are not," Williams said. "However, the burden of proof rests with the state, and the court's imaginings do not serve as a substitute for evidence."
Gray was arrested in April 2015 when he ran from police in a high-crime area. He was handcuffed and shackled but left unbuckled in the back of a police van and suffered a critical neck injury. Gray's name became a rallying cry for the Black Lives Matter movement, fueling outrage nationwide over the treatment of black people by the criminal justice system and prompting the worst rioting in the city in decades.
The U.S. Justice Department launched a patterns and practice investigation into allegations of widespread abuse and unlawful arrests by the Baltimore Police Department.
Rice was cleared of manslaughter, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office. Earlier this year, officers Edward Nero and Caesar Goodson, the van driver who was facing a murder charge, were also found not guilty. Officer William Porter's trial ended in a hung jury in December and his retrial is scheduled for September. The last two officers have trials this month and in October.
Lt. Brian Rice is escorted to a waiting car after being found not guilty on all charges related to the death of Freddie Gray.
Gray died April 19, 2015, a week after he suffered a critical spinal injury in the back of Goodson's police wagon. Prosecutors say the officers were criminally negligent when they failed to buckle Gray into a seat belt or provide medical attention after he indicated that he wanted to go to a hospital.
With no courtroom victories, activists are focusing on protests and police department reforms. A protest Saturday that blocked the interstate through downtown resulted in more than 60 arrests. Activists said they were demonstrating in support of having civilians sit on boards that review police misconduct cases, and spending more public money on community programs instead of policing.
"I'm disgusted, as usual, and they're sending a daily message all across the world that our lives don't matter, and that's sad," said Tawanda Jones outside the courthouse Monday. She was there marking the third anniversary of her brother's death in a separate case involving Baltimore police.
"We're more than hashtags and body bags," she added.
The Gray case hasn't fit quite so neatly into the narrative of white authorities imposing unfair justice on minorities.
Three of the officers charged are white and three are black. The victim, judge, top prosecutor and mayor are African-American. At the time of Gray's death, so was the police chief.
In his verdict, Williams said the failure to seat belt a detainee in a transport wagon is not inherently a crime.
"The state failed to show that the defendant, even if he was aware of the risk, consciously disregarded that risk," the judge said.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys are barred from commenting due to a gag order.
During the trial, prosecutors had said Rice was most responsible of the six officers charged for following police procedures to fasten a prisoner in a seat belt, citing his 18 years of experience on the force.
The officer's attorney said police could use discretion, if they believe their safety is at risk. Rice attorney Michael Belsky said officers had concerns because Gray was not cooperative and they weren't sure what onlookers would do if extra time was taken to fasten Gray in the van.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys gave different characterizations of the onlookers. Prosecutors described them as concerned observers, while Belsky said officers heard threatening comments during the arrest.
Williams said Monday that the definition of a crowd is not set in stone, however it is clear from witness accounts that "emotions and tensions ran high," and "information did not flow efficiently."
"The reality of what happened is not clear cut," he said.
Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby vowed to bring justice to an aggrieved citizenry when she announced the charges last year. But she has yet to find success in court, and is being sued for defamation by five of the officers.
Warren Alperstein, a prominent lawyer in the city who has been observing the case, questioned whether the other cases should go to trial.
"There are no more theories to put forth to a judge or a jury for that matter, and the state really has to think about, you know, not prosecuting anymore," Alperstein said outside the courthouse.
At a news conference, Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3 President Gene Ryan called for the remaining cases to be dismissed, calling it "malicious prosecution against the remaining three officers."
Despite increasing pressure from critics to drop the three remaining cases, it is unlikely Mosby will dismiss the charges.
Gray's family received a $6.4 million settlement from the city.
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Associated Press writer Brian Witte contributed to this report.
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50 Cent stopped by Community Spirits in Indianapolis over the weekend to promote Effen Vodka. While in town he chopped it up with Keisha Nicole of radio station 96.3.
The business mogul dispelled rumors that he has a third son, talks about his aggressive social media approach, artists today not having to work as hard to get their content out to the public, Desiigner, relationship with Floyd Mayweather Jr., "respek" on his name and Prince's death.
Listen to the interview up top and check out video and photos from 50's visit to Naptown below.
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Battle rap legend Murda Mook was in attendance for the Keith Murray vs. Fredro Starr battle and spoke on various topics such as his predictions for the match-up, what other celebrities he feels are capable of doing their thing in the ring, and the possibility of battling Loaded Lux for the third time.
After expressing his disappointment that the two emcees were battling on a beat, he stated his belief that if the battle was in an acapella format, Fredro Starr would be victorious.
During Loaded Lux's most recent visit to the Vlad couch, the "Beloved" emcee stated that he was willing to step in the ring with Murda Mook for the third time. When asked if he was up for the challenge, Mook stated that although he is not interested in battling Lux again at the current moment, if the money is right he is down to face off with the fellow uptown legend to solidify his spot as the king of Harlem.
Watch the full clip below to get Mook's prediction for the upcoming battle between Hollow Da Don and former KOTD champ Pat Stay and much more.
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While being interviewed on The Breakfast Club earlier this week French Montana threw several shots 50 Cent's way.
50 doesn't see him as an equal and isn't impressed with what he's accomplished in the music business, but he responded to fan's questions about the "Pop That" rapper during a Hang w/ session on Saturday, August 29.
"I don't care about that nigga," 50 said. "Frenchy better stay with my name out his mouth. I get tired of hearing him then I'll make it so his mouth can't work. When I'm talking to Puffy I ain't talking to you nigga. Your name is Puffy? When he change his name to Puffy? That nigga got one song. He's a DVD guy man...makes videos. Frenchy's like, 'I'm a Ciroc Boy.' You need anything to try and make some sort of momentum 'cuz ain't nothing happening. [You're] ice cold baby."
The G-Unit Records boss also talked about "9 Shots," working with the hottest producers in the business for Street King Immortal, season 3 of Power, says Keith Murray is going to "eat" Fredro Starr in their upcoming battle and more.
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Straight Outta Compton has been a huge success. The movie has pulled in over $120 million at the box office in the U.S. since opening on August 14.
The budget for the film was $28 million, so you can imagine that the executives at Universal are very pleased.
Box Office Mojo projects it will finish on top for the third week in a row with an estimated $15 million windfall over the weekend.
Ice Cube, one of the original members of N.W.A., is pleasantly surprised by the movie's success, especially the $60 million opening weekend.
"I'm surprised that it did $60 million," Cube said. "We would be happy with 35-40 [million]. 40 would have been, you know pop some champagne, but 60 is ridiculous."
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The STARZ hit show Power will be returning for a 3rd season after the network made the decision to renew, according to Deadline.
It's easy to see why given the huge numbers the crime drama is pulling in. Saturday's Season 2 premiere drew 1.43 million viewers, making it the network’s most-watched original series season debut.
The show stars Lela Lauren, Naturi Naughton, Joseph Sikora, Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson and Omari Hardwick.
It's written and created by Courtney Kemp Agboh.
Executive producers include Mark Canton, Randall Emmett, Jackson and Agboh.
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Hughes Battle Ground spoke with Big T at QOTR's "Panic Room 3" event, where he addressed his recent battle vs Rone. In Rone's 3rd round, he highlighted Big T's weight, and as a result the battle got picked up by WorldstarHipHop. T felt as though Worldstar glorified Rone's bars in the battle and negated his own because of Rone's "good guy" image. He believes that he won the battle and that Worldstar played him by posting a one-sided video of their clash.
He also spoke about his newly formed Battle Rap group, NWX.
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Bobby Brown has decided to take his daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown off of life support at midnight February 11, to coincide with the third anniversary of her mom, Whitney Houston's death, according to the New York Post.
Whitney's mom, Cissy Houston, reportedly suggested February 11 as the date to let Bobbi pass away and her father eventually agreed.
The move is a symbolic way to keep the mother and daughter together for eternity, according to a Brown family source.
Bobbi, 21, has been in a medically induced coma since being found face down and not breathing in her bathtub on Saturday January 31, 2015, in her Roswell, Georgia home. Her condition has not improved since then. Doctors informed the family there was nothing more they could do.
Whitney Houston died on February 11, 2012. She was found submerged in the bathroom of her room at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California.
The coroner ruled her death an accidental drowning. Heart disease and cocaine were contributing factors. She was 48-years old.
**UPDATE**
US Weekly is now reporting that the decision to pull Bobbi off of life support is not accurate.
The family reached out to US Weekly to say there is "no truth to it at all" to the New York Post report.
We'll keep you updated as this story continues to change.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia (Associated Press) — Aircraft and ships that spent several hours searching Indonesian waters turned up no sign of an AirAsia plane that disappeared Sunday with 162 people on board in airspace possibly thick with dense storm clouds, strong winds and lightning, officials said.
Aircraft searching for AirAsia Flight 8501 called off the effort for the night and will resume at Monday morning, said Achmad Toha of Indonesia's search and rescue agency. Some ships were continuing the search overnight, he said.
The plane took off Sunday morning from Surabaya, Indonesia's second-largest city, and was about halfway to its destination, Singapore, when it vanished from radar.
The last communication between the pilot and air traffic control was at 6:13 a.m. (2313 GMT Saturday), when the pilot "asked to avoid clouds by turning left and going higher to 34,000 feet (10,360 meters)." It was last seen on radar at 6:16 a.m., and a minute later was no longer there, Djoko Murjatmodjo, Indonesia's acting director general of transportation, told reporters.
More than 12 hours later, shocked family members huddled at the Surabaya airport from where the Airbus A320 had taken off, awaiting any news of the jetliner.
Air Asia group CEO Tony Fernandes flew to Surabaya and said at a press conference that that the focus should be on the search and the families.
"We have no idea at the moment what went wrong," said Fernandes, a Malaysian businessman who founded the regional low-cost carrier in 2001. "Let's not speculate at the moment."
It is the third major aviation incident involving Malaysia this year. In March, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappeared with 239 people, and in July, a jet from the same airline was shot down over Ukraine, killing all 298 people aboard.
Indonesia and Singapore launched a search and rescue operation for Flight 8501 near Belitung island in Java Sea, the area where the jetliner lost contact with ground traffic control about 42 minutes after taking off from Surabaya.
Murjatmodjo said there was no distress signal from the cockpit of the twin-engine, single-aisle plane.
"We hope we can find the location of the plane as soon as possible, and we hope that God will give us guidance to find it," he said.
Speaking 10 hours after the plane lost contact, Indonesia Vice President Jusuf Kalla expressed deep concern.
"It is most possible that it has experienced an accident," he said.
AirAsia said in a statement that the plane was on the submitted flight plan route. However, it had requested a change due to weather before communication with the aircraft was lost while it was still under the control of Indonesian air traffic control.
"This is my worst nightmare," Fernandes tweeted.
Malaysia-based AirAsia, which has a presence in most of Southeast Asia and recently in India, has never lost a plane before and has a good safety track record. Flight 8501 was operated by AirAsia Indonesia, a subsidiary that is 49 percent owned by AirAsia Malaysia.
Sunardi, a weather forecaster at the Indonesia's Meteorology and Geophysics Agency, said dense storm clouds were detected up to 44,000 feet in the same area at the time the plane was reported to have lost contact.
"There could have been turbulence, lightning and vertical as well as horizontal strong winds within such clouds," said Sunardi, who like many Indonesians uses only one name.
The plane had an Indonesian captain and a French co-pilot, five cabin crew and 155 passengers, including 16 children and one infant, AirAsia Indonesia said in a statement. Among the passengers were three South Koreans, a Malaysian, a British national and his 2-year-old Singaporean daughter. The rest were Indonesians.
AirAsia said the captain has a total of 6,100 flying hours, but Fernandes later said the number is more than 20,000. The airline said the first officer has 2,275 flying hours.
At Surabaya airport, dozens of relatives sat in a room waiting for news, many of them talking on mobile phones and crying. Some looked dazed. As word spread, more and more family members were arriving at the crisis center to await word.
Transport Minister Ignasius Jonan told reporters in Surabaya that search and rescue efforts now involved the Indonesian army, the national Search and Rescue Agency as well as Singapore and Malaysia.
The Search and Rescue Agency's operation chief, Maj. Gen. Tatang Zaenudin, said 200 rescuers had been deployed to the east side of Belitung island.
Air Force spokesman Hadi Tjahjanto said three aircraft, including a surveillance plane, were dispatched to the area. The Singapore air force and the navy also searched with two C-130 planes. The area continued to receive heavy rain as searchers looked for the lost aircraft.
Airbus said in a statement that the missing aircraft was delivered to AirAsia in October 2008, which would make it six years old. It said the plane had accumulated about 23,000 flight hours in some 13,600 flights. AirAsia said the aircraft had last undergone scheduled maintenance on Nov. 16.
AirAsia, which has dominated cheap travel in the region for years, flies short routes of just a few hours, connecting large cities of Southeast Asia. Recently it has tried to expand into long-distance flying through its sister airline AirAsia X.
Fernandes, who is the face of AirAsia and an active Twitter user, sent out an earlier tweet saying: "Thank you for all your thoughts and prays. We must stay strong." He tweeted later that he was heading to Surabaya.
Fernandes stirred controversy earlier this year after incorrectly tweeting that Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, now synonymous with one of aviation's enduring mysteries, had landed safely. The wide-bodied Boeing 777 disappeared with 239 people aboard soon after taking off from Kuala Lumpur for Beijing on March 8. It remains missing.
Another Malaysia Airlines flight, also a Boeing 777, was shot down over rebel-controlled eastern Ukraine while on a flight from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur on July 17. All 298 people on board were killed.
William Waldock, an expert on air crash search and rescue with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Arizona, cautioned against drawing comparisons to the disappearance of Flight 370.
"I think we have to let this play out," he said. "Hopefully, the airplane will get found, and if that happens, it will probably be in the next few hours. Until then, we have to reserve judgment."
The circumstances bode well for finding the plane since the intended flight time was less than two hours and there is a known position at which the plane disappeared, he said.
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, expressed solidarity with AirAsia. In a tweet he said: "Very sad to hear that AirAsia Indonesia QZ8501 is missing. My thoughts are with the families. Malaysia stands ready to help."
President Barack Obama, who was vacationing in Hawaii, was briefed on the plane's disappearance and officials were tracking the situation, the White House said.
The Airbus A320 is a workhorse of modern aviation. Similar to the Boeing 737, it is used to connect cities anywhere from one to five hours apart. There are currently 3,606 A320s in operation worldwide, according to Airbus. The A320 family of jets, which includes A319 and A321, has a very good safety record, with just 0.14 fatal accidents per million takeoffs, according to a safety study published by Boeing in August.
Flight 8501 disappeared while it was at its cruising altitude, which is usually the safest part of a trip. Just 10 percent of fatal crashes from 2004 through 2013 occurred while a plane was in that stage of flight, according to the August Boeing safety report.
In 2007, an Indonesia-owned Adam Air flight carrying 102 people vanished during a domestic flight. Debris was found a few days later, but much of the fuselage remains on the ocean floor. In 1995, an Indonesian plane operated by Merpati Nusantara Airlines disappeared over open water while flying between islands in the archipelago nation. The 14 crew and passengers were never found.
Passing through bad weather such as severe thunderstorms could have been a factor with Flight 8501. Airbus jets are very sophisticated and are able to automatically adjust to wind shears or other weather disruptions. However, weather has played a role in past air disasters that occurred at cruise elevation, including the 2009 Air France Flight 447 crash over the Atlantic Ocean.
Another possibility is some type of catastrophic metal fatigue caused by the cycle of pressurization and depressurization associated with each takeoff and landing cycle — something that Flight 8501 would have done a lot. Still, metal fatigue is unlikely because this plane is only six years old.
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Associated Press writers Joan Lowy in Austin, Texas, Scott Mayerowitz in New York and Lori Hinnant in Paris contributed to this report.
Photo sources: Associated Press, New York Daily News
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Jadakiss, Styles P and Sheek Louch drop off brand new visuals for their fans. The Lox trio release an official music video for their collaboration with Tyler Woods entitled "Horror." This is off of their new EP, The Trinity: 2nd Sermon.
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A Florida woman has spent $20,000 to look like the three-breasted woman from Arnold Schwarzenegger's 1990 movie Total Recall.
Tampa, Florida resident Jasmine Tridevil told Real Radio 104.1 in Orlando that she saved $20,000 from her former job as a massage therapist to have the surgery done, in part because she wanted to become unattractive to men.
"I thought if I got a third breast implant most guys would think that's weird and gross," she says in her YouTube Q&A video. "But I can still feel pretty. Because if I wear makeup and cute clothes I can still feel pretty."
The doctor who performed the surgery made her sign a non-disclosure agreement because he's afraid he'll lose his license.
Jasmine's dad won't be seen in a video with her, and her mom and sister have cut off all communication. But she's not bothered because she knows she's crazy.
"Well I am crazy," she told Real Radio 104.1. "Crazy people don't know they are crazy, so technically since I know I'm crazy I'm not crazy."
The 21-year old's ultimate goal is to have a reality television show. She's hired a film crew to document her life experiences.
"I saved up for two years and I didn't spend any of that money," Jasmine continued. "I'm dumping every penny I have into this. If this doesn't work, I'm through."
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Spotted: New York Daily News. Photos: Jasmine's Facebook
**UPDATE** September 24
The woman who claimed she had surgery to add a third breast is a fraud. 10 News did some digging and discovered a police report detailing a robbery of Tridevil's luggage earlier this month from Tampa International Airport.
Police later tracked down the thieves. The incident report listed the items found in the luggage. One of them was a three breast prosthesis
Click here to see a scan of the full page (PDF)
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The New York Daily News reports that Tridevil, real name Alisha Hessler, was arrested in 2012 for using a fake I.D. at a bar. She told police she bought it off of Craigslist for $20.
Despite what would appear to be overwhelming evidence to the contrary, Hessler insists the third breast is real and plans on proving it.
"I plan to release it on my reality TV show and I don't really care what people think or say about me," she told the Sun. "I know what I have done. As I say, this is not a fake or a hoax."
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LONDON (Associated Press) — British aid worker David Haines devoted his life to helping civilians in war zones and that is how he should be remembered, his family said Sunday as they grieved his death at the hands of Islamic State militants in Syria.
Haines — the third Westerner beheaded in recent weeks by the Islamic State group — had entered humanitarian work with enthusiasm, his brother Mike Haines said in a statement.
David Haines
"He helped whoever needed help, regardless of race, creed or religion," he said of his brother.
The 44-year-old was kidnapped in Syria in March last year when he was working for the French aid group Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development, or ACTED, to help victims of the fighting there.
He had also worked for groups such as Handicap International, which helps the disabled during conflicts, and Nonviolent Peaceforce, which sends unarmed peacekeepers into conflict zones. He had previously been in Libya during its civil war and South Sudan. Mike Haines said he had also worked for the United Nations in the Balkans "helping people in real need."
The leader of Bosnia's Islamic Community, Husein Kavazovic, called on fellow Muslims Sunday to "show resolve to stop the murderers." He said Haines' family can be proud of his legacy.
The beheading of Haines — and the Islamic State's explicit threat against another British hostage — prompted increased calls for Britain to take part in air strikes against the militants, who have seized large swaths of territory in Syria and Iraq.
Prime Minister David Cameron said Sunday after an emergency meeting of his military and security chiefs that the Islamic State terrorists pose a "massive" security threat that cannot be ignored.
"They are not Muslims, they are monsters," Cameron said after hailing Haines as a "British hero."
He did not announce new military measures but said British forces would continue offering logistical help to U.S. forces and that counterterrorism efforts will increase because the Islamic State group is planning attacks against Britain.
Britain's Foreign and Commonwealth Office said it saw no reason to doubt the authenticity of the video, which followed other videos that showed the beheadings of two U.S. journalists.
Islamic State extremists had threatened Haines' life in an earlier video released nearly two weeks ago.
The masked man shown in the latest video, which ends with footage of Haines' body, seems similar to the man in the earlier beheading videos. The tall man speaks with a similar British accent and — as in the two earlier videos — threatens the captive with a large knife brandished in his left hand.
The video shows Cameron condemning the Islamic State group. The man with the knife then condemns Britain's support of American action against the group and says the captive must pay with his life.
Cameron said Sunday the British public is sickened by the fact that the man on camera may be a British citizen.
Haines' family had issued a plea to his captors the day before the latest beheading video was released. They urged the hostage-takers to contact them. The family said IS had ignored earlier attempts to open communications.
British officials had said they were doing everything possible to protect Haines. An earlier rescue bid led by U.S. forces had failed, however, and it is not clear Western agencies know the precise location of the hostage-takers.
Mike Haines said his brother had joined the military as an aircraft engineer with the Royal Air Force after attending school and working for the Royal Mail.
He later got involved in humanitarian work and was "most alive and enthusiastic" when involved with such missions, Mike Haines said.
"His joy and anticipation for the work he went to do in Syria is for myself and family the most important element of this whole sad affair," Mike Haines said. "He was and is loved by all his family and will be missed terribly."
Haines had a teenage daughter in Scotland from a previous marriage and a four-year-old daughter in Croatia with his current wife, Dragana, who did not comment Sunday morning on the news of the killing.
British officials kept news of Haines' abduction out of the public eye for security reasons until IS showed him in a video nearly two weeks ago.
President Barack Obama said after the killing that the United States would stand with Britain in an expanded effort against the terror group.
"We will work with the United Kingdom and a broad coalition of nations from the region and around the world to bring the perpetrators of this outrageous act to justice, and to degrade and destroy this threat to the people of our countries, the region and the world," he said.
Germany and France, which is holding an international conference Monday to combat IS, also condemned Haines' killing.
"The odious assassination of David Haines shows once more the need for the international community to mobilize against the base and cowardly Daesh," French President Francois Hollande said, using the group's Arabic acronym.
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier called the Haines killing "an abhorrent act of barbaric violence beyond all limits of human civilization" and said the Paris meeting comes at the right time.
There needs to be "internationally agreed action to effectively stop the flow of fighters and money," he said.
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Associated Press reporters Lori Hinnant in Paris, Sabina Niksic in Bosnia and Geir Moulson in Berlin contributed to this report.
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OMAHA, Neb. (Associated Press) — A doctor who became infected with Ebola while working in Liberia — the third American aid worker sickened with the virus — arrived Friday at a Nebraska hospital for treatment.
Officials at the Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha have said Dr. Rick Sacra, 51, will be treated at the hospital's 10-bed special isolation unit on the seventh floor, the largest of four such units in the U.S.
Sacra, from the Boston area, headed to Liberia after hearing that two other missionaries were sick. He served with the North Carolina-based charity SIM. Sacra delivered babies but was not involved in the treatment of Ebola patients, so it's unclear how he became infected with the virus that has killed about 1,900 people.
Local media reported shortly after 6 a.m. that a plane carrying Sacra landed at Offutt Air Force Base, south of the Omaha suburb of Bellevue. He arrived at the hospital in an ambulance about 40 minutes later, but media were unable to see Sacra as he was hustled into the facility.
Dr. Phil Smith, medical director of the Omaha unit, said a team of 35 doctors, nurses and other medical staffers will provide Sacra with basic care, including ensuring he is hydrated and keeping his vital signs stable.
The team is discussing experimental treatments, including using blood serum from a patient who has recovered from Ebola, Smith said.
"We've been trying to collect as much information on possible treatments as we can," Smith said.
There are no licensed drugs or vaccines for the disease, but about half a dozen are in development. None has been tested on humans, but an early trial of one vaccine began this week in the United States.
Much attention has focused on the unproven drug ZMapp, which was given to seven patients, two of whom died. But the limited supply is now exhausted and its developer says it will take months to make even a modest amount.
The first two American aid workers infected by Ebola — Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol — have recovered since being flown to Emory University Hospital in Atlanta for treatment.
Smith and several other doctors with the unit repeatedly said Sacra's transfer to Omaha posed no threat to the public, noting Ebola is transmitted through close contact with an infected person.
He said Sacra was in stable condition in Liberia and was able to board the plane to the U.S. under his own power.
SIM's president, Bruce Johnson, said Sacra had received excellent care in Liberia, but that the Nebraska facility has advanced monitoring equipment and can provide more treatment options.
Sacra's wife, Debbie, said at a news conference at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center in Worcester that her husband was in good spirits as he boarded the plane Thursday. She said the couple had known there was a risk of Ebola infection when he left for Liberia in August.
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"I knew he needed to be with the Liberian people," she said. "He was so concerned about the children that were going to die from malaria without hospitalization and the women who had no place to go to deliver their babies by cesarean section. He's not someone who can stand back if there's a need he can take care of."
Dr. Rick Sacra flown back to U.S. from Liberia after contracting Ebola
Debbie Sacra, wife of Dr. Rick Sacra, speaks on Ebola diagnosis
Third U.S. Ebola patient flying home for treatment
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Sean Kingston is having bad luck with his vehicles. They're getting repossessed at a rapid rate. On Sunday, July 27, his white Lamborghini was hauled off by a tow truck driver. A source told TMZ that Kingston hadn't made a payment on the leased vehicle in six months.
In March the singer's Bentley and Mercedes Benz G-Class SUV were also hauled off for non payment.
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This past Sunday, November 17th Jersey Lanes in Linden, NJ was celebrity filled as DJ Naim put on another successful event at his 3rd Annual Pitbulls Vs Heavy Hitters Celebrity Bowling Tournament and Sneaker Expo. A Newark, NJ native, DJ Naim has decided that the proceeds from the event will go directly towards a Turkey Drive to feed the less fortunate throughout the Newark, NJ area for Thanksgiving.
Maino grabs the mic at one point during the show and announces that anybody dissing the East Coast will have to deal with him.
Special guest included: Funkmaster Flex, Cipha Sounds, Tedsmooth, Sean Paul, Vado, G Unit's Kidd Kidd, Fred The Godson, Chinx Drugz, Young Dro, and more.
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