The line-up for Coachella 17′ has recently been released. The concert sold out in three hours! Thats to be expected when you have artist such as Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Travis Scott, and Gucci Mane on the bill. Besides that, there is now new news out about Coachella owner Phil Anschutz. There has been many reports that he donates to right-wing groups that oppose LGBTQ rights. Anschutz has since called these reports “garbage.”
(Video) LOL: Woman Gets Into Scuffle With Her Dog While She Tries To Twerk!
Have you ever gotten into a scuffle with your pet? More than likely you haven’t, but this dog wasn’t having it with his owner. The two got into a scuffle after one owner tried to have a twerking session.
Lamar Odom Asked To Come Back To Same Brothel Where He Overdosed
People just say the craziest things. The man who owns the Nevada brothel where Lamar Odom overdosed last year, wants him to come back! Check out more on his reason why.
(NFL) Indianapolis Colts Owner Buys Ringo Starr’s Drum Kit For How Much Now?!
The Beatles’ drummer Ringo Starr has sold one of his infamously famous drum kit’s – known for being used to bring some of the world’s top music hits into existence. It sold at an auction for a nice chunk of change to the NFL’S Indianapolis Colts owner and was auctioned for more than JFK’s license plates by a long shot. Hit the jump for the full story.
Financial Goals: Oprah Earns $60MiL In ONE DAY After Becoming Part Owner Of Weight Watchers
While everyone is hashtag[ing] relationship goals, I am trying to find out how to get on Oprah’s team. The already billionaire has earned herself another $60+ million after she became a 10% stake owner for Weight Watchers, a program that “offers a holistic approach to weight loss.” Hmm, the true meaning of investing in your future. Find out more down bottom.
(Video) Man Mauled By Two Pitbulls In The Bronx, NY, Owner Arrested
Police report that a 62-year-old man was nearly killed in a dog attack by two pitbulls as neighbors attempted to intervene in the Bronx Friday morning.
