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Earlier in the weekend a University of Arkansas player celebrated a touchdown with a silent protest by raising both hands and staring into a row of cameras. But his actions garnered much less attention and controversy than the Rams' did. Read More »
One boy and one police officer might've just turned things positive in the Ferguson protest. In the photo that has gone viral and has been reposted by thousands, little Devonte Hart might be one ticket to the world of change. After Hart held up a sign that read "Free Hugs" last week over the grand jury's decision to hand down no indictment for Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson, who shot and killed Michael Brown, Hart didn't know that the following week he'd be looked at as a example of positive protesting. The 12-year-old was greeted and embraced with a hug by Portland police Sgt. Bret Barnum. According to Hart's mother Jen Hart, she shared the now-viral experience via Facebook. “He asked Devonte why he was crying. His response about his concerns regarding the level of police brutality towards young black kids was met with an unexpected and seemingly authentic (to Devonte), ‘Yes. *sigh* I know. I’m sorry. I’m sorry.’ The officer then asked if he could have one of his hugs,” Hart wrote, according to Fox 2 Now. Read More »
One boy and one police officer might've just turned things positive in the Ferguson protest. In the photo that has gone viral and has been reposted by thousands, little Devonte Hart might be one ticket to the world of change. After Hart held up a sign that read "Free Hugs" last week over the grand jury's decision to hand down no indictment for Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson, who shot and killed Michael Brown, Hart didn't know that the following week he'd be looked at as a example of positive protesting. The 12-year-old was greeted and embraced with a hug by Portland police Sgt. Bret Barnum. According to Hart's mother Jen Hart, she shared the now-viral experience via Facebook. “He asked Devonte why he was crying. His response about his concerns regarding the level of police brutality towards young black kids was met with an unexpected and seemingly authentic (to Devonte), ‘Yes. *sigh* I know. I’m sorry. I’m sorry.’ The officer then asked if he could have one of his hugs,” Hart wrote, according to Fox 2 Now. Read More »
Solange Knowles, now Mrs. Ferguson, is all smiles as she shares photos from her honeymoon in Brazil. Read More »
Rick Ross is another celebrity that is in support of the protest, and unrest in Ferguson after a prosecutor issued "no indictment" against Officer Darren Wilson, 28 for shooting 18-year-old Michael Brown to death. Read More »
Did Bow Bow really throw shade at the Rev. Al Sharpton as he spoke for the Brown family during a press conference's after Monday, Nov. 24's grand jury decision? "MStars News" previously reported that the officer who shot and killed unarmed Michael Brown, 18, will not be charged in his death. On Monday the city of Ferguson was filled with chaos, as streets were on fire, shots were fired and looting of businesses erupted as the prosecutor, Robert P. McCulloch, announced their would be "no indictment" against Officer Darren Wilson, 28. During last night's news conference, McCulloch said: "The duty of the grand jury is to separate fact and fiction," he said to the shocked nation. "No probable cause exists to file any charges against Darren Wilson." Now everyone, including celebrities, are talking about the "#FergusonDecision," and some of the tweets and comments are troubling. We learned that Bow Wow joked about Sharpton's words, as he said on Facebook: "Here go rev al sharpton's ass.. I wonder if he gone promote his Slickback Grease? I hope in his speech he doesn't start promoting his book. Always got to be all up in the videos all in the pictures (suge knight voice) Man dude is the biggest opportunist of all. Tired of this dude yo. Go sit your ass down. The young folks dont care what you got to say. They rather see rae sremmurd speak." Read More »
Did Bow Bow really throw shade at the Rev. Al Sharpton as he spoke for the Brown family during a press conference's after Monday, Nov. 24's grand jury decision? "MStars News" previously reported that the officer who shot and killed unarmed Michael Brown, 18, will not be charged in his death. On Monday the city of Ferguson was filled with chaos, as streets were on fire, shots were fired and looting of businesses erupted as the prosecutor, Robert P. McCulloch, announced their would be "no indictment" against Officer Darren Wilson, 28. During last night's news conference, McCulloch said: "The duty of the grand jury is to separate fact and fiction," he said to the shocked nation. "No probable cause exists to file any charges against Darren Wilson." Now everyone, including celebrities, are talking about the "#FergusonDecision," and some of the tweets and comments are troubling. We learned that Bow Wow joked about Sharpton's words, as he said on Facebook: "Here go rev al sharpton's ass.. I wonder if he gone promote his Slickback Grease? I hope in his speech he doesn't start promoting his book. Always got to be all up in the videos all in the pictures (suge knight voice) Man dude is the biggest opportunist of all. Tired of this dude yo. Go sit your ass down. The young folks dont care what you got to say. They rather see rae sremmurd speak." Read More »
Did Bow Bow really throw shade at the Rev. Al Sharpton as he spoke for the Brown family during a press conference's after Monday, Nov. 24's grand jury decision? "MStars News" previously reported that the officer who shot and killed unarmed Michael Brown, 18, will not be charged in his death. On Monday the city of Ferguson was filled with chaos, as streets were on fire, shots were fired and looting of businesses erupted as the prosecutor, Robert P. McCulloch, announced their would be "no indictment" against Officer Darren Wilson, 28. During last night's news conference, McCulloch said: "The duty of the grand jury is to separate fact and fiction," he said to the shocked nation. "No probable cause exists to file any charges against Darren Wilson." Now everyone, including celebrities, are talking about the "#FergusonDecision," and some of the tweets and comments are troubling. We learned that Bow Wow joked about Sharpton's words, as he said on Facebook: "Here go rev al sharpton's ass.. I wonder if he gone promote his Slickback Grease? I hope in his speech he doesn't start promoting his book. Always got to be all up in the videos all in the pictures (suge knight voice) Man dude is the biggest opportunist of all. Tired of this dude yo. Go sit your ass down. The young folks dont care what you got to say. They rather see rae sremmurd speak." Read More »
With the unfortunate protests occurring in Ferguson, Missouri right now due to the no indictment ruling on the murder of unarmed black teen Michael Brown, it seems things are only getting more dangerous – not only for residents, protestors and law enforcement, but also for the ones reporting on the news. Sara Sidner of CNN was recently reporting on the riots and was hit in the head by a rock in the middle. And what’s most shocking? She didn’t even miss a beat! Read More »
"MStars News" has learned that the fate of the Ferguson police officer who shot Michael Brown dead will be announced later on tonight. According to "USA Today," the St. Louis County 12-person grand jury came to their final decision Monday, Nov. 24, in the case of Officer Darren Wilson after he fatally shot the unarmed teen back in August, resulting in violent protests. Anthony Gray, a lawyer for the Brown family, informed everyone that prosecutor Robert McCulloch will reveal the verdict after 5 p.m. CT. The 28-year-old officer is waiting to hear if he will face charges in the death of Michael Brown. Brown's parents have already received a phone call, but it is unknown what facts they know at this time. Due to fear of tonight's announcement, some schools have closed, as well as businesses. Read More »
"MStars News" has learned that the fate of the Ferguson police officer who shot Michael Brown dead will be announced later on tonight. According to "USA Today," the St. Louis County 12-person grand jury came to their final decision Monday, Nov. 24, in the case of Officer Darren Wilson after he fatally shot the unarmed teen back in August, resulting in violent protests. Anthony Gray, a lawyer for the Brown family, informed everyone that prosecutor Robert McCulloch will reveal the verdict after 5 p.m. CT. The 28-year-old officer is waiting to hear if he will face charges in the death of Michael Brown. Brown's parents have already received a phone call, but it is unknown what facts they know at this time. Due to fear of tonight's announcement, some schools have closed, as well as businesses. Read More »
Is Solange Knowles catching the "fight in the elevator" mood again? According to Bossip, the new Mrs. Alan Ferguson was spotted in Miami appearing to be having some words with the driver before catching a flight to go on her honeymoon. We're just glad it wasn't an altercation with her new husband! CLICK HERE to see pics. Knowles also had a few uh-oh moments during her wedding day. "MStars News" previously learned that Knowles broke out in hives after eating some type of seafood and danced the night away. We also learned that her father Mathew Knowles was no where to be in sight on her big day. The ladies of "The Real" had the juicy details, as YBF reporter Natasha Eubanks spilled the beans on his whereabouts. Read More »
It’s being reported by Rolling Stone that famed activist, author, teacher and philosopher Cornel West has been arrested during the “Moral Monday” march that took place in Ferguson, Missouri earlier this week. He was among 49 other protestors who were taken into custody that same day. Read More »
