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According to the New York Times, GOP Congressman Matt Gaetz of Florida is under investigation for a possible sexual relationship with an underage girl  Gaetz is part of a larger inquiry into a sex-trafficking ring allegedly headed by former Florida tax collector Joel Greenberg. The investigation into Gaetz is trying to uncover whether he had sex with a 17-year-old girl and if he paid to have her travel with him. If this is the case, it is in clear violation of sex-trafficking laws, which state it is “illegal to induce someone under 18 to travel over state lines to engage in sex in exchange for money or something of value.” “I only know that it has to do with women,” the congressman said while addressing the matter to reporters. “I have a suspicion that someone is trying to recategorize my generosity to ex-girlfriends as something more untoward.” He also took to Twitter on Tuesday evening to address the report of the investigation. "Over the past several weeks my family

Michael Rapaport revealed an aggressive exchange between himself and two-time NBA Finals MVP Kevin Durant after the actor criticized Durant for how he conducted himself during a post-game interview. "I receive threats and disgusting messages DAILY, but never in my wildest dreams did I think @KDTrey5 would be among them," Rapaport tweeted. "The [snake emoji] himself is now threatening me, bringing up my wife and wants to fight. This is supposed to be America’s sweetheart right? #ImDaRealMVP." Along with his tweet, Rapaport shared screenshots of a DM conversation where two argued over KD's attitude towards Charles Barkley during a December interview. After some back and forth, Durant threatened to spit on Rapaport if they ran into each and requested to meet in-person. "I heard it all before u c**t," Durant wrote. "I swear ima spit in your face when I see your dirty a**. Bet your life on it. Meet me on w 17th tomorrow at 10. Or better yet

   Video footage of the Migos' rumored altercation with Justin LaBoy has not surfaced, but footage of a fight between Quavo and his ex-girlfriend Saweetie has been unearthed by TMZ. Surveillance footage captured the pair inside of an apartment complex elevator. The video starts with Saweetie swinging on Quavo outside of the elevator until the fight moves inside. After Quavo dodges Saweetie's strikes, a struggle ensues over an orange Call of Duty case. Quavo is seen shoving his ex to the floor and taking control over the case as Saweetie stays on the ground. Quavo is seen staring down at her a few times before the elevator doors to a man standing outside. The man decides not to enter the elevator, while Saweetie eventually gets up and limps off with Quavo. The altercation reportedly happened in 2020 before the couple broke up. Source: TMZ

The Brooklyn Nets have officially become the league's most polarizing franchise after their 2020-21 transactions. Beginning with the deal that landed James Harden, the Nets front office has since acquired Blake Griffin, and most recently, LaMarcus Aldridge.  Many have called out the Nets for stacking the deck by essentially creating an arms race between them and the Lakers. But Blake Griffin recently pointed out how not too long ago he was considered washed up. Now that he's a member of the Nets, those criticisms come from the opposite side of the argument.  "It's kind of funny to me, because for the last couple years, all I've heard is how bad I am," said Griffin. "You sign with this team, and everybody's like, 'That's not fair!'" "It's just kind of crazy how it all comes together," he continued. "In the beginning of the season, if you'd said that James and LaMarcus and I would end up with the Nets

 

Nick Young previously took to Twitter to call out Lil Nas X for his latest song and video, “MONTERO,” noting that his kids won’t be listening to any of the music the artist puts out, due to the nature of the imagery seen in his new video. Along with that, a Nike collaboration with Lil Nas X and MSCHF was teased—an Air Max 97 that reportedly features a single drop of blood on them. Young called out Nike for the upcoming release as well. Since then, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has called the artist and his sneaker out, saying it is corrupting the “God-given eternal soul” of kids. Seemingly feeling the heat rising from critics over the sneaker, Nike jumped into the conversation to deliver some words of their own related to the “collaboration.” Via a statement they released, Nike said “We do not have a relationship with Little Nas X or MSCHF. Nike did not design or release these shoes and we do not endorse them.” source:  NBC News

According to reports, NFL free-agent Derrius Guice is being accused of sexual harassment by a 74-year-old woman who claims her encounter with the former pro-running back left her "scarred."  Gloria Scott laid out what transpired when she encountered Guice in 2017 to the Louisiana Senate Select Committee on Women and Children. At the time, Guice was still a standout for the LSU Tigers when Scott claims he came to her and said:  “I like to f**k women like you, you older women, because y’all know y’all like us young men to f**k y’all, [...] And, you know you want this body.” Scott said she responded with, “‘Young man, respect me.’” She went onto explain, “‘I am a grandmother, and I have grandkids. How would you like somebody to talk to your grandmother this way and handle this like that?’ I said, ‘My grandsons are not like this.’ And he told me, ‘F**k your grandsons. They don't know nothing, you and I are going to the hotel so I could f**k you.’” After several mi

According to reports, Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed a controversial bill into law on Tuesday requiring cell phones and tablets sold in the state to come equipped with porn blocking filters.  The bill has gained support from those who believe this is a preventative measure to help parents monitor what type of content their children can engage online. On the flip side, this bill does much to infringe upon people's First Amendment rights. To get around those sticky constitutional issues, Rep. Susan Pulishper, the bill's co-sponsor, said that parents could elect to deactivate the filter. The Michigan-based group behind the legislation just passed in Utah is currently working toward getting similar legislation passed in its home state.  Source:  apnews.com

Birdman boasts over 4 million followers on Instagram, and he rarely posts. However, he took to his page to let fans know that original Hot Boys rapper B.G. will be released from prison soon. Birdman shared a recent photo of B.G. along with the caption, "Be home soon guaranteed @new_bghollyhood cashmoney4L🦅 chopper city #RICHGANG." Late last year, B.G. submitted a request for compassionate release due to the coronavirus pandemic, as he hoped to serve the last four years of his sentence on house arrest. B.G.'s lawyer, Robert Jenkins, told the judge, "Here we have a defendant whom has been a model inmate and can do some extraordinary work with the youth of America. He is well known throughout the United States and is ready and willing to be a role model for the youth of America." U.S. District Judge Susie Morgan  denied B.G.'s motion , stating that she doesn't have the authority to grant him compassionate release because he did not petition the

Kris Jenner recently revealed that she never paid a bill and had no idea what her finances were like while married to the late Robert Kardashian. However, it wasn't until an affair caused her divorce and her need to "grow up." "I got married when I was very, very young," Jenner said during a podcast interview. "I met Robert when I was 18 years old. We dated for four years, got married at 22. Sooner or later during my life when I was in my 30s, I had an affair and my biggest regret was the fact that it broke up my family…it was my turn to really grow up." After divorcing in 1991, Jenner realized she needed to take more control over her finances after feeling embarrassed that she didn't know how to manage her money. "One day, my friend Shelli Azoff said to me when I was going through my divorce, 'How much is your gardener?' And I said, 'I don’t know.' And she said, 'You don’t know?' That was the turning point

A Detroit man is facing first-degree murder and felony firearm charges after allegedly shooting a man who was arguing with his girlfriend in the MotorCity Casino's parking garage. Police say they were called to the casino on March 21, at 1:48 A.M., where they saw 25-year-old Kermit McCants suffering multiple gunshot wounds. According to investigators, McCants and his 25-year-old girlfriend were in an argument before 27-year-old Nicholas White intervened. Police say a verbal exchange between McCants and White escalated before White allegedly pulled out a gun and shot McCants. Medical officials took McCants to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead. After shooting McCants, White reportedly fled the scene but was arrested the following Monday. Look above to view video footage of White's arraignment. Source:  WDIV Detroit

Authorities released the mugshot of the man believed to have carried out the mass shooting at a Colorado supermarket on Monday. Syrian native Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, 21, was arrested and charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder. Court documents show that Alissa purchased the gun used in the rampage just a week before carrying out the shooting

Two North Carolina men visiting Miami's South Beach for spring break were arrested and accused of raping and drugging a woman who later died in her hotel room. The men, Evoire Collier, 21, and Dorian Taylor, 24, are also accused of stealing the credit cards of the victim, identified as 24-year-old Christine Englehardt, who was visiting from Pennsylvania. Collier and Taylor have been charged with burglary with battery, sexual battery, petty theft, and the fraudulent use of a credit card. If it's proven that the drug they gave her led to her death, they could face a manslaughter or murder charge. Authorities were called to Englehardt's room after she was found semi-nude and dead on Thursday (March 18). Surveillance footage showed her last entering the room with two men, who left less than an hour later. Collier was later found in the area, as police identified him wearing the same pants as in the surveillance footage.  Collier confessed that he and Taylor met the

20-year-old Jaret Wright was recently indicted and accused of living under a teenaged girl's bed for weeks, raping her, and taking nude images of her. Wright reportedly met the teen, who prosecutors say is between 13 and 18 years old, online, and the two met at the teen's home. After three weeks, the teen's mother discovered Wright living under her daughter's bed. Prosecutors say the teen knew Wright was living under her bed, but her mother did not.  Prosecutors say that during those three weeks at the teen's home, Wright held the victim down and forced the teen to have sex. He's being held at the Hamilton County Justice Center on a $50,000 bond while awaiting trial. Source:  Akron Beacon Journal

Rapper OG YD was reportedly shot and killed on a San Diego freeway this past weekend. Video footage of the aftermath showed police attempting to save the rapper's life by administering CPR as he laid nearby his Dodge Charger. The female companion who was with OD YD is also seen distraught and emotional as authorities attempted to console her. OG YD's death is yet another rap tragedy to occur on a highway. Earlier this month, Houston rapper Chucky Trill was  gunned down  on an Atlanta highway, while Mo3 was  killed  in his hometown on Interstate-35E last year. Most recently, Cyhi the Prynce  detailed  his near-death experience when he dodged an assassination attempt while driving on a highway. As of now, no suspects or motives have been listed for OG YD's death.

 

Many people have taken to apps like Tinder and more to find their significant other, or simply people to just spend a moment with. While hookup culture has risen due to apps, so have the dangers that come with it, like assault and more. Now, Tinder has revealed that users will soon be able to run background checks on people they possibly want to date after matching on their platform. Tinder recently announced an investment into Garbo, which is a nonprofit that allows people to run background checks with the person’s first name and phone number or their full name. The background checks will not be free, and the brand will reportedly begin testing the background check feature on the platform in the next few months. It was noted that once the option is implemented on Tinder, it will be put on other platforms owned by the Match US Group, which include Hinge, OkCupid, and more. Stay tuned for more updates. source: Verge

The Biden administration has made it clear that stimulus checks will be going out, as soon as this weekend. While the news has gotten positive responses, there have also been looming concerns about debt collectors taking people’s stimulus checks. Now, lawmakers are reportedly moving to stop the action of people’s stimulus check being taken. A spokesperson for Senator Ron Wyden issued a statement on the matter, saying a plan is being introduced that can protect stimulus check payments from being garnished as soon as this week. It was noted that if a corporation has a judgment against the person in debt which allows their bank account to be garnished, their stimulus check may not be exempt from being taken. As of now, people have begun receiving their $1,400 stimulus check despite the pending drop for this weekend.  source:  Fortune

Virginia woman Megan Anne Walthall, 32, was sentenced to 16 years after she videotaped herself sexually abusing her boyfriend while he was dying from a heroin overdose in 2019. She previously pleaded guilty to abusing an incapacitated adult, sexual battery, and two counts of possessing illegal drugs. On July 15, 2019, Walthall called 911 to report that her boyfriend, Brandon Dye, was unresponsive. He was later taken to a local hospital where he died, and when police searched their home, they uncovered drugs, paraphernalia, and a video Walthall recorded as Dye laid dying. The video showed Walthall laughing as she sexually abused Dye. It also showed that she waited at least 45 minutes before calling 911. An emergency room physician testified that Dye might've survived if he was received immediate treatment. Walthall claims she made the video to show Dye in hopes that it would lead him to stop using if he saw it later. Defense attorney Price Koch stated that it "It was done stupi

Rudy Giuliani's daughter penned an essay detailing a more liberal lifestyle than her father's conservative leanings. The 32-year-old's essay for  Vanity Fair  described her sex life and how threesomes with couples changed her life. Titled, "A Unicorn’s Tale: Three-Way Sex With Couples Has Made Me a Better Person," Caroline Rose Giuliani discussed being in a long-term, monogamous relationship, where she felt sexually repressed. "I was in a long-term, loving, monogamous relationship that my body begged me to end before it progressed to an engagement," she wrote. "At the time, I didn't fully understand what was missing from that relationship, but I did know that my partner loved me  despite  my weird wildness, while I yearned to be with someone who loved me  because  of it." Once she was single, she described exploring her sexuality and "immediately began to make up for lost time" by having enough sex to break her stainle