This is so sad. A Chili’s manager took away a Veteran’s free meal after he failed to answer questions about his service. Ernest Walker, the U.S. Army veteran, recorded the encounter while at a Cedar Hill, Texas Chili’s. The resturant was offering free meals to veterans and active military service members on Veterans Day. Walker says he was eating at Chili’s with his service dog, Barack, when an elderly customer wearing a Trump shirt walked up to him.
Chris Brown’s Manager Sues Him After Saying Chris Beat Him Up
After the whole Rihanna fiasco, Chris Brown hired someone to help him reshape his image. Now we learn that Chris is now being sued by the man who claims he was beat up by Chris. Mike G says he was hired to not only get Chris Brown out of debt but off drugs.
Game’s Manager Wack 100 Speaks On Putting Stitches To Sleep
The next chapter in Stitches’ storied failed-before-it-took-off rap career is here as the man who made him eat his own words, Wack 100, details the story of just what happened last week at Story nightclub in Miami. Interview and story after the jump.
Game Clowns Stitches On IG And Offers Him Career Advice
The inevitable beef brewing between Game and Miami’s Stitches rapper finally came to a head on Friday night, when Game’s manager Wack 100 knocked out Stitches cold after a club in Southbeach. Stitches actually than gave his name meaning and got stitches of his own for his lip talk he kept throwing Game’s way and spent the night in jail. Game now is being the genuine one out of all this (emoji crying faces) and actually offering the Florida rapper some advice if he does wish to continue his rap career, which Game highly doubts he will be successful in. See this hilarious meme/video someone made of Game being the “Why you lyin’” guy after the jump.
(Photos) Ex-Manager For NWA, Jerry Heller, Talks About The Group And Film!
The much anticipated ‘Straight Outta Compton’ film will be premiering in theaters across the country today. One of the film’s major plot points focuses on the well known rift between NWA members and their ex-manager, Jerry Heller. In an interview, Heller talks about the group.
