In late November 2022, Odell Beckham Jr. was reportedly involved in a dispute with an American Airlines flight attendant that led to police entering the plane and escorting the 30-year-old off of his flight. Footage of the altercation surfaced online on Wednesday (Jan. 11) that adds a bit more context to the situation.
WPLG Local 10 News in Florida obtained the video, which begins right when the police officers board the Sunday morning flight following Thanksgiving.
Last night (Dec. 4), news spread of an evacuated screening of the upcoming R. Kelly docu-series, Surviving R. Kelly, due to reports of gun threats. Those in attendance at the screening included #MeToo founder Tarana Burke, writer and editor Jamilah Lemieux and several of R. Kelly’s accusers.
While there are no leads as to who was the person behind the threats to the venue, Andrea Kelly, the ex-wife of the musician, believes that the singer had something to do with the early evacuation.
Sukihana has been arrested on drug charges in Florida, according to the Miami Herald.
On Thursday (April 25), the Love and Hip Hop: Miami star and rapper was detained by the North Lauderdale Police Department for possession and intent to sell MDMA (Ecstasy) and codeine. Suki, neé Destiny Henderson’s, mugshot also surfaced showing her sporting orange hair and cracking a smile. The 32-year-old was held on a $7,500 bond and as of publication, and it remains unclear if she has been released.
Taraji P. Henson has been a driving force in shedding light on the mental health crisis in the black community. The Empire star testified on Capitol Hill Friday (June 7), during the Congressional Black Caucus Taskforce forum on suicide among black youth, and mental health.
In her opening remarks, Henson stated that she came to Capital Hill out of “necessity.” She went on to open up about the trauma experienced from losing her father, Boris Lawrence Henson, in 2006, and the father of her son, who was murdered in her hometown of Washington D.
Retail chain Target is under fire for selling a card featuring a kissing black couple with the words “Baby Daddy” emblazoned on it.
Texas resident TaKeisha Saunders posted a picture of the card on Facebook a few weeks ago, writing that she did not feel that the card, which was intended for a husband, did not feature any terms of endearment.
“There were plenty of cards, but since I am black and my husband is black, I tend to gravitate to products that represent me and my situation,” she told Buzzfeed News via email.