Twitter exploded after a CNN segment included the headline that read “Alt-Right Founder Questions If Jews Are People.” The headline was featured on a show that included CNN host Jim Sciutto speaking on Donald Trump’s transition to the presidency, and whether the president-elect should formally denounce his supporters from the alt-right.
Janet Jackson Debuts Her Baby Bump In Official Shoot
We’ve known Janet Jackson is pregnant for quite some time now, as it’s the reason she delayed her tour earlier this year. However, she’s been keeping her baby bump under wraps throughout the duration of the pregnancy with hubby Wissam Al Mana, but today the bump has made its debut via People Mag! “We thank God for our blessing,” Janet told People. “She is super excited about her pregnancy and is doing extremely well,” a source close to her added. “She actually feels very good about everything.” Check out the pics from the shoot below. We can’t wait to see their little bundle of joy!
(Video) Founders Of ‘Where White People Meet’ Say They Are Not Racist
Back in January, we heard about the ‘WhereWhitePeopleMeet’ billboard in Utah. A lot of people thought this was racist considering that it was a replica of the internet site ‘Black People Meet.’
Another One: Canadian Student In Custody After Stabbing Eight People
This is so out of hand….everyday there’s a new story about someone going crazy on society and just trying to kill people. What is going on….hit the jump.
(Video+Photos) Actress Sandra Bullock Reveals The Newest Addition To Her Family; A Black Baby Girl
Just when it seemed like the trend was over, Oscar winner Sandra Bullock shocked the world adopting her second African-American baby . . .this time a baby girl. The actress opened up to In People Magazine’s most recent issue to express her happiness and excitement. She described her family saying it “looks nothing like she ever dreamed,” but that her house is filled with lots of love. How awesome is that? Find out more after the jump.
(Photos) California Woman Creates App Helping To Feed Almost 600,000 Homeless
Exasperated and frustrated by the sights of homelessness, a California woman created an application that has helped feed almost 600,000 homeless.
