Former US Secretary of State and wife of former US President Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, 67, has formally declared her interest to run for president of the United State sin 2016. She announced her interest to run today April 12th.
“I’m running for president. Everyday Americans need a champion. And I want to be that champion. So I’m hitting the road to earn your vote – because it’s your time. And I hope you’ll join me on this journey.” she said
Kim Kardashian‘s daughter is a fashion icon. 22 months old North Westwas spotted sightseeing with her mom yesterday. As Kim says, North makes her own fashion choices, so it’s safe to say, Baby North decided to rock the denim trend. Nori looks simple but amazing cute as always
Rihann’s best friend Melissa Forde is 29 today, and RiRi took to IG to send her a fun and emotional birthday message. Read the message RiRi sent her below…
“Happy Birthday hitta!!!!! I wanna write some deep shit, but that shit is old!! Just like you!!! You old as phuck actually!!!! 29 BRUH??! I mean I’m 27 and shit but PHUUUCK!!! TWENTY NINE!!!! Ya still sweet off doe!! Wrinkles and all!!!!
Rapper Nelly, whose real name is Cornell Haynes was arrested yesterday morning April 11th on felony drug charges in Tennessee after a state trooper stopped his tour bus for not having the correct ID stickers. The troopers noticed the smell of marijuana when they stopped the bus and then proceeded to search it. The search uncovered marijuana, meth, as well as multiple handguns. Nelly and one of the other five people in the bus were immediately arrested.
See the official statement about the arrest from the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security below…
A Tennessee state trooper arrested internationally known hip-hop artist “Nelly” on felony drug charges in Putnam County on Saturday morning. Nelly, whose real name is Cornell Haynes, was charged with felony possession of drugs, simple possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
At approximately 9:20 a.m. on Saturday, Trooper Michael Loftis stopped a Prevost motor coach bus on Interstate 40 near the 275 mile marker for failure to display a U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and International Fuel Tax Association (IFTA) sticker on the vehicle. The investigating trooper planned to conduct an inspection on the bus when he noticed an odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle.
Trooper Loftis, assisted by THP Sgt. Donald Jennings, then conducted a probable cause search of the bus. The troopers discovered in the sleeper area a plastic bag that contained five colored crystal-type rocks that tested positive for methamphetamine, as well as a small amount of marijuana and other drug paraphernalia.
Further investigation revealed approximately 100 small Ziploc bags that are commonly associated with the sale of narcotics and numerous handguns, including a gold-plated 50-caliber Desert Eagle pistol, a 45-caliber Tarus pistol, and a 500 magnum Smith and Wesson.
The bus was occupied by six subjects, one of whom was identified as Brian Jones, 44, of St. Louis, Missouri. Mr. Jones, a convicted felon, was also in possession of a handgun and was charged accordingly. Nelly, 40, also of St. Louis, Missouri and Jones, who were traveling to St. Louis when the traffic stop occurred, were transported to the Putnam County Jail. The weapons and drugs were seized in accordance with state law.
A Missouri mother & daughter have re-united after a bizarre and unexplained hospital mishap kept them apart for almost 50 years. Zella Jackson Price gave birth to a daughter 49 years ago in a St. Louis, Missouri hospital, but shortly after delivery doctors told her that the infant had died, NYDailyNews reports…
Zella Jackson Price, 76, a gospel in singer in the St. Louis suburb Olivette, says she was told 49 years ago that her daughter had died in a hospital hours after being born. But on Thursday, Price met that very alive daughter, Melanie Diane Gilmore. A nurse had told Jackson-Price that her baby, who was three months premature and weighed less than one pound, died shortly after birth. “She came up to me three hours later and said your baby passed,” Jackson-Price told the NYDN.
Gilmore was subsequently adopted by another family, and believed that her birth mother gave her up. When she was 20, Gilmore’s adoptive mother died, and she moved to Oregon to live with a relative. There, she began searching for her biological mother.
Gilmore’s son and twin daughters helped search for their grandmother last year, using Facebook to track Jackson-Price down and a DNA test to confirm the match. Results came back in March, and it was “a 99.9997% match,” Gilmore’s daughter wrote in the description section of a YouTube video documenting the reunion.
Gilmore, who’s been deaf since the age of 3, was given the news by her children via sign language. Then she was introduced to her mother for the first time in a video message
“God has given me everything the devil has taken from me,” Jackson-Price said “I’m getting it back. I’m getting my baby back.”
Jackson-Price expressed plans to investigate whether the hospital mishap was an accident or something more nefarious.
“I’m still kinda in shock. I don’t know what we’ll find out, what error, what was done, I don’t know what we’ll find out,” she told the Daily News. “As soon as we get over the excitement of being together and everything, I will seek a lawyer.”
Homer G. Phillips Hospital closed in 1979, and was converted into senior living apartments in 2003.
