A Salt Lake City truck driver has been accused and apprehended on charges involving sexually abusing and keeping a 19 year old captive, hit the jump for more
(Photos) Tyga Taps Into His Inner Vampire On Set Of “Throw It Up”
Just in time for Halloween, Tyga tapped into his inner vampire on the set of the video for his DJ Mustard-produced track, Throw It Up. Go behind the scenes in the gallery! Video coming soon.
(Photo) Beyonce Rocks A Diamond & Gold Vampire Grill?!
Looks like Bey robbed a jewelry store and told em make her a grill–a diamond and gold vampire grill to be exact. King Bey took to her Tumblr to show off her new teeth. Yay or nay? Check out the photos in the gallery.
(Photos) Real-Life Vampire Cemetery Found In Poland
Unlike other fables and fairy tales, it seems that Vampire tales were actually based on real events. Recently, in Poland, construction workers who were building a road came across 17 skeletons that were buried in a very odd way. Their heads were off and placed between either their knees or in their hands. Archaeologists believe that they were the corpses of presumed vampires and where buried that way to prevent them from rising again. Hit the jump and check out a pic of the bodies.
(Video) Jim Jones Performs During The Release Party For “Nasty Girl”
Jones celebrated the release of his new single “Nasty Girl” in New York. With Freekey and Chrissy in attendance and DJ Drewski on the tables, Capo performed the record. See the visual below.
(Video) Auto Talk: Audi lights up vampire-laden S7 commercial ahead of Super Bowl
Audi apparently couldn’t wait until the Super Bowl to show off the ad it will run during the Big Game. The German automaker has released its spot, and sure enough, the quick clip has cashed in on the current vampire craze. The commercial features a clutch of gen x/y/millennial 20-something vamps out for an impromptu fireside party. When their hero arrives in an Audi S7 with an extra cooler of O Negative, disaster ensues. At least the company chose an excellent soundtrack. The whole drama plays out under the silky tones of Echo & The Bunnymen’s “Killing Moon.” Funk Flex
