The United States’ second Ebola patient has passed away on Monday, Nov. 17. Dr. Martin Salia’s cause of death was heart failure from the virus. Officials at the Nebraska Biomedical Center stated that all treatment that could be used was used to save Salia’s life, however “his disease was already extremely advanced.” Hit the jump for more.
Justin Timberlake Drops The Dates For The 20/20 Experience World Tour!
This is going to be a busy summer for the ex-N’Syncer. Justin Timberlake took to his instagram to let us all know that he’ll be dropping Vol. 2 of “The 20/20 Experience” on September 30th. Now, JT releases the dates for his upcoming North American tour, The 20/20 Experience World Tour. The tour will start in Montreal, QC and Raleigh, NC on May 7th, and while the last show says St. Paul, MN and Omaha, NE for the 29th of May, there will be more dates will be announced at a later time. Two shows a day in totally different locations? Check this guy out! For all dates in-between, drop down bottom and check it out.
Tyga Speaks Out On Concert Shooting That Left His Artist Honey Cocaine Wounded
Earlier this week, a rowdy crowd at Tyga’s tour stop in Omaha, Nebraska ended up in a shootout, which resulted in his artist Honey Cocaine getting shot in the arm (she is doing fine). Yesterday, Tyga called into his hometown radio station, LA’s Power 106, to speak on the entire ordeal. Listen in below. Marisa Mendez
(Video) Fight Breaks Out At Tyga Concert; Honey Cocaine Shot In The Arm
People really need to stop throwing things at the stage. Why pay for concert tickets to go do that? I don’t understand it! During Tyga’s concert in Nebraska last night, a concert attendee threw a bottle on the stage. After a second was thrown, the show stopped for a second, the issue was addressed and they continued. However, the crowd got rowdy in that time and the whole thing ended with a shootout outside the venue, with Tyga’s artist Honey Cocaine being hit with a bullet in her arm. Check out the fight that started it below and get an update on Honey’s condition. Marisa Mendez
