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ORIGINALLY FROM MT CLEMONS, MICHIGAN… I’M AN AIR FORCE BRAT! MY DAD SERVED IN THE AIR FORCE AND WE TRAVELED ALL OVER THE COUNTRY…. FROM PLACES LIKE RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA (HATED IT…WAY TOO COLD!) VICTORVILLE, CALIFORNIA (LOVED LIVING ON THE DESERT!) TO KNOXVILLE, TN…. BUT WE ALWAYS WENT BACK HOME TO MICHIGAN EVERY SUMMER! I’M THE GROWN-UP IN THE BEAT FAMILY, WORKING FOR SEVERAL YEARS IN RADIO AS MID-DAY PERSONALITY, MORNING SHOW HOST, SALES, PROMOTIONS DIRECTOR, AND PROGRAMMING. MY POSITION HERE IS NOT ONLY AFTERNOON PERSONALITY, BUT ALSO PROGRAM DIRECTOR. THAT MEANS I WORK ALL THE TIME!!! BEING THE “CAPTAIN OF THE TEAM” MEANS WHEN SOMETHING GOES WRONG…. IT’S MY “BLEEP”!!

PASTOR MARVIN WINANS CAR-JACKED IN DETROIT

Pastor Marvin Winans was punched, kicked, and car jacked in Detroit yesterday evening. His truck has still not been found. Check him out below on a local Detroit news station...

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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

DEION SANDERS DIVORCE UPDATE

Deion and Pilar's divorce keeps getting uglier! A Texas court has ordered Deion to pay Pilar 10.5k per month for the children and 275k for her legal fees. Check out the story below from ABC News:

Football legend Deion Sanders has been ordered by a Texas court to pay his estranged wife Pilar Sanders $10,500 per month in child support for their three children and $275,000 to cover her legal fees.

Sanders learned in court Tuesday that despite the hefty monthly fee, he was will not have to pay spousal support, according to TMZ.com. Pilar was also ordered to return six containers of Deion’s property by July 1, the website reported.

Deion Sanders, 44, filed for divorce from Pilar, 38, in December after 13 years of marriage. The couple had continued to live together with their children in their sprawling mansion outside of Dallas, despite the divorce drama. Pilar reportedly has a home in Celina, Texas.

The two have reportedly worked out a schedule for visitations rights with their kids. A full custody hearing is scheduled for later this month.

A domestic dispute broke out between the couple April 23 at the family’s $5.7 million Prosper, Texas, mansion that ended with Pilar held in jail overnight on a misdemeanor assault charge and her husband cited, also for misdemeanor assault.

Texas State District Judge Ray Wheless last week ordered Pilar to stay 500 yards away from the family’s home and gave Deion temporary custody of the couple’s two sons and daughter, pending a full custody hearing. The judge also ordered that the children undergo psychological counseling.

Sanders, who became known as “Primetime” during his college and NFL days and was an icon in the Dallas area during his five seasons as a cornerback with the Cowboys, has frequently taken to Twitter as the bitter divorce has unraveled. He seemed contemplative in a recent posting.

“God is good Good is faithful God is who he says he is. Don’t ever doubt him. Truth,” he posted at 6 p.m. ET Tuesday.

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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

CHAKA KHAN LOOKS GREAT AFTER WEIGHT LOSS!

The picture above is of Chaka Khan and as you can see, she was overweight, but have you seen her recently? She looks GREAT! I'm so proud of her. She has lost over 55lbs! CLICK HERE TO SEE THE NEW CHAKA

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Monday, May 14, 2012

JENNIFER HUDSON UPDATE: BALFOUR GUILTY

A jury has found William Balfour, the man accused of killing Jennifer Hudson's mother, brother, and nephew, guilty of the three murders. He now faces a madatory sentence of life in prison. The story below is from the Chicago Tribune:

As Academy Award-winning actress Jennifer Hudson stood in the silent courtroom Friday, shifting nervously from foot to foot, stardom and celebrity seemed worlds away.

For all the attention, awards and accolades, Hudson in that moment was a grieving daughter from the South Side waiting for justice, her family torn apart by a crime of unimaginable horror.

She bowed her head as the verdict was read, then broke into soft sobs as a Cook County jury convicted her former brother-in-law, William Balfour, of murdering her mother, brother and nephew in October 2008.

As the jury left, Hudson stood on tiptoes and watched them leave, her fiance's arm wrapped around her waist. No one on the 12-member panel turned back to look at her.

Though Hudson's celebrity attracted national media to the Chicago courthouse for the 13-day trial, she apparently had little impact on the jury. Several members told reporters that her name was rarely mentioned during deliberations. Their only conversation about her focused on the singer's testimony and their opinion that it offered little help in reaching a verdict.

¿ "It's unfortunate this happened to her family, but this was not, for us, the Jennifer Hudson Case," juror Jacinta Gholston of the south suburbs said. "It was the People of Illinois v. William Balfour."

Balfour was convicted of fatally shooting Hudson's mother, Darnell Donerson, 57; her brother, Jason Hudson, 29; and her 7-year-old nephew, Julian King. Prosecutors alleged Balfour was upset that his estranged wife, Hudson's sister, Julia, was seeing another man.

Balfour, who turned 31 on Thursday, showed no reaction to the verdicts as they were read in Judge Charles Burns' packed courtroom. His mother, Michele Davis-Balfour, who attended every day of the trial, arrived at the courthouse too late to hear the decision.

Balfour faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison because he has been convicted of multiple murders. His attorney Amy Thompson says the Englewood man will appeal, and she, too, downplayed the suggestion that Hudson's star status affected the trial.

"I think the jury was paying attention. They didn't seem too interested in the coming and goings of people in the courtroom, including Miss Hudson," she said.

Hudson and her older sister, Julia, thanked prosecutors, witnesses and the Chicago Police Department for their efforts in a statement released by the singer's publicist late Friday. They also acknowledged the Balfour family, who occasionally muttered unpleasant words to the sisters during the trial.

"We have felt the love and support from people all over the world, and we're very grateful. We want to extend a prayer from the Hudson family to the Balfour family. We have all suffered terrible loss in this tragedy," the statement reads before quoting Scripture. "It is our prayer that the Lord will forgive Mr. Balfour of these heinous acts and bring his heart into repentance some day."

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Friday, May 11, 2012

TERRELL OWENS ON DR. PHIL

Terrell Owens is a MESS! He was on Dr. Phil recently and his parenting skills came into question. Check out the clip below...

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Friday, May 11, 2012

JENNIFER HUDSON UPDATE

Still no verdict in the case determining the fate of William Balfour, the man accused of murdering Jennifer Hudson's mother, brother, and nephew. Here's the latest from the Chicago Sun Times:

For the second straight day, a jury deliberating the fate of a man charged with murdering the mother, brother and nephew of superstar Jennifer Hudson hasn’t been able to reach a verdict.

Jurors deliberated for 7 1/2 hours Thursday but didn’t come to an agreement on William Balfour, who faces charges he killed Darnell Donerson, 57, Jason Hudson, 29, and 7-year-old Julian Hudson because he was angry at Hudson’s sister, who he was married to at the time of the murders in October 2008.

Over two days, jurors have deliberated for more than 12 1/2 hours. They will be sequestered for a second straight night at an unknown location.

They are scheduled to being a third day of deliberations at 9:30 a.m. Friday.

The case against Balfour wrapped up Wednesday.

Jurors heard evidence for 11 days from 84 witnesses, ranging from crack addicts to ballistic experts to officers who found the bodies of Darnell Donerson, 57, Jason Hudson, 29, and 7-year-old Julian Hudson. Balfour did not testify in his own defense.

Prosecutors said Balfour shot Donerson and her son in their Englewood home, in the 7000 block of South Yale on Oct. 24, 2008.

Prosecutors believe he coaxed the child out of the house and then shot him in Jason Hudson’s SUV. The white suburban turned up three days later on the West Side.

Though he had at least three girlfriends, Balfour was angry that his then wife, Julia Hudson, was seeing another man, witnesses testified. He had repeatedly threatened to kill her and her family if she left him but Julia Hudson didn’t take him seriously, witnesses said.

She told him she had plans to get intimate with her new boyfriend on her birthday Oct. 23, 2008. But she actually spent the day celebrating at a Red Lobster with her girlfriends and her son, Julia Hudson testified.

Balfour was sent in a rage when he came to the Hudsons’ home the next day and spotted balloons she had received from her boyfriend on Sweetest Day, prosecutors said.

Defense attorneys argued that the murders were a drug hit brought on by Jason Hudson’s crack business. They accused police and prosecutors of rushing to make a case against Balfour once they discovered his connection to the Oscar-winning actress.

No DNA evidence or fingerprints from the crime scenes linked back to Balfour, Assistant Public Defender Amy Thompson said. And keys police said they found on Balfour weren’t tested to see if they worked on Jason Hudson’s SUV for three years.

Jennifer Hudson, who was the first witness to testify against Balfour, sat through most of the trial that attracted press from across the country. She was escorted into Judge Charles Burns’ courtroom by a private security team who shielded from spectators who watched the trial. She was also brought in to the Criminal Courthouse through an underground passage to avoid the cameras.