If you’ve been haphazardly avoiding headlines or videos pertaining to Donald Trump as of late, you may have missed one of the best anti-Trump videos, courtesy of Last Week Tonight‘s host John Oliver.
In the video, the comedian slams Trump for almost 22-straight minutes. Many of the points had backup, but most of it was just awesome and funny. In the last few minutes, Oliver notes that Trump’s real last name is “Drumpf,” and was changed to Trump several centuries ago according to a biographer.
Louisiana State University stars Angel Reese and Flau’jae Johnson have gotten candid about what it’s like being on the court during that “time of the month.”
The LSU guard and forward dished over Zoom about teaming up with Tampax for their “A Better Way To Period” campaign — which aims to educate women about menstruation and using tampons.
The campaign, which also includes Marsai Martin and is backed by Dr. Nicole Sparks OB/GYN, invites women everywhere to discover the protection, comfort, and freedom of trying tampons.
B.G. is reportedly soon being released from prison after serving more than a decade behind bars. According to The Jasmine Brand, the rapper is set to be released from prison for his “probationary period” and could be home as soon as this week. Born Christopher Dorsey, B.G. was arrested in 2009 following a traffic stop in New Orleans, during which authorities found three guns, two of which were stolen.
In 2011, the rapper pleaded guilty to two counts of possession of a firearm and one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice, receiving a 14-year federal prison sentence the following year, with three years of federal supervised release.
Demetrius “Lil Meech” Flenory has been cleared on federal gun charges after being arrested at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in December 2022. According to TMZ, the firearm and the carry-on bag in which it was discovered, belonged to the 22-year-old actor’s security guard, although he loaded the item onto the security scanner. Flenory’s attorney Bradford Cohen explained to the tabloid that he had presented evidence to Broward County prosecutors, proving his client’s innocence.
Flavor Unit emcee Apache, born Anthony Teaks, passed away today (January 22) after a protracted illness.
As an original member of Queen Latifah’s Flavor Unit, Apache first appeared on 45 King Presents The Flavor Unit and his best known single “Gangsta B**ch” peaked at #11 on Billboard’s Hot Rap Singles chart.
Shakim Compere, CEO and Co-Founder of Flavor Unit Records, remembered Apache.
“Without Apache there would have been no Queen Latifah, no Naughty By Nature, no Chill Rob G.