It’s been 50 years since the assassination of Malcolm X at the Audubon Ballroom in Manhattan. IFWT remembers his legacy. Check out the videos of Malcolm X and the trailer of Spike Lee’s infamous 1992 film starring Denzel Washington as Malcolm X, and photos in the gallery after the jump!
(Photos + Videos) IFWT Remembers The Legacy Of Malcolm X On 50 Year Anniversary Of His Assassination!
IFWT Remembers Bernie Mac On His Birthday
It’s been 6 years since the comedy King passed away, and boy do we miss him and all the joy he brought to our lives in the form of…well he was just too G D Funny!!
Boxing: Mike Tyson Remembers Maya Angelou; She Visited Tyson When He Was Serving Time For Rape
Earlier this morning the world lost iconic figure Maya Angelou. Many celebs have reacted on Twitter & Instagram, but Mike Tyson just spoke with TMZ. He may have only had a few brief encounters with her, including the time she visited him in prison — but Mike Tyson says Maya Angelou had a profound impact on his life. Details after the jump…
(PHOTO) NFL: 5 Years Later — Donte Stallworth Shares Powerful Message About His Deadly DUI Accident
Back in 2009, Donte Stallworth drove drunk and accidentally killed a man. He was going to breakfast and killed a man that was crossing the street. Donte plead guilty to DUI manslaughter and was given 30 days in jail. It’s something he will never forget. On Friday, it was the 5 year anniversary of that horrible day and Stallworth sent a message that cleary shows he’s still living with guilt. There is no upside to what happened — but it’s good that he’s trying to send a message to help prevent someone else from making the same mistake he did. Check it out…
IFWT Remembers Those Lost On 9/11
Today marks 12 years since the tragic events of 9/11 back in 2001. Our hearts and prayers are with those that lost loved ones that day. Rest in peace.
NFL: Ex-Jet Vinny Testaverde Remembers 9/11 Saying Ground Zero Was ‘A War Zone’
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl The debris. The wreckage. The barricades.  Members of the military baring arms. Rescue workers moving as fast as their sleep-deprived bodies could. Vinny Testaverde, the New York Jets’ quarterback in 2001, who visited Ground Zero by himself just a few days after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, aptly described the scene as “a war zone.”
