Okay y’all named em Generation X – uhhhh ruhhh looks like they adopted the name and done started runnin wit it,

*Prosecutors have begun investigating whether to charge ex-heavyweight champion Mike Tyson and a photographer for a fight at Los Angeles International Airport.

*Oprah Winfrey’s much-anticipated interview of Sarah Palin brought her talk show its highest ratings in two years.

*In a recent radio interview with Atlanta’s The Bert Show, Janet Jackson refered to Jermaine Dupri as her “ex,” despite recent reports that the two were back together (and had never been apart) after previous rumors suggested they had broken up.

*”The Wendy Williams Show” has been renewed on Fox TV stations through the 2011-12 season, even though ratings in most markets have been modest, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

okay now we got fricken cartoon avatars with text voices issuing threats and getting attitude ?   Really Doh – wtf  is this all about ?

Uhh ruhhh – somebody needs to stop playin, okay..

*The suburban Philadelphia swim club accused of discrimination last summer after revoking the memberships of mostly black and Hispanic children is headed for bankruptcy, the Philadelphia Daily News reported Saturday

*The Los Angeles city attorney wants back the $3 million it shelled out for Michael Jackson’s memorial at the Staples Center, a spokesman said Monday, despite an audit concluding the event generated even more revenue for the city.

*Despite losing an earlier court battle, the father of Michael Jackson will try again to challenge the two businessman named as executors of his son’s estate – this time by trying to prove that his son’s will was forged.

FYI This is NOT STUNTIN – NO;  in fact – Hell No..

Girllllllllllllll ain’t no such word as Coochtastic.. (side eye)

*Janet Jackson made a surprise appearance at Los Angeles mall The Grove last weekend to personally witness a flash mob that featured a choreographed number to her greatest hits. [click title link to watch video.]

*Allhiphop.com is reporting that the mothers of rappers T-Pain, Lil Wayne and R&B singer Ne-Yo have teamed to launch their own talk show entitled “Dinner Table Discussions.”

We Have Nothing to say but TWO Snaps UP !! (and a Side-eye bitch)

*What in the hell is goin’ on in the ATL? Are the high school kids down there that gangsta? If you had to judge from this incident in suburban Atlanta, you would think that the kids are completely out of control. [click title link to watch video.]

and yes that is San Francisco in the BACKGROUND,,

*Director Lee Daniels says he felt compelled to bring the story of child abuse to the big screen in “Precious” because it helped heal the scars from his own painful past.

Why People always gotta show they Ass, Yeah Literally ?
This aint cute. not at all. where are the damn fashion police when you need they asses ?

*Oprah Winfrey gave Robin Givens a lengthy apology on her live show last Friday over the manner in which she dealt (or didn’t deal) with a comment made last month by the actress’ ex-husband Mike Tyson.

*The latest party to file a creditor’s claim against Michael Jackson’s estate is the law firm that represented him against Debbie Rowe in 2005.

Then we have such stupidity as this,

Keisha go home, and get yo baby from back there in the crowd.. ain’t nobody making it rain.

*50 Cent will play Santa for single mothers this holiday season as part of “50’s Money For Moms” contest, in conjunction with BET.

*Chris Brown got an earful of judgment from a woman during a public promo appearance in New York last week. [click title link to watch video]

*The reality show filmed by Shaquille and Shaunie O’Neal before their marriage took a decisive turn last week may find its way to at least one network still willing to give it a chance.

Then we have these so called rappers – from the D.  Honestly, These no talents; used the freeway when it was shut down for construction for 6 months last year. riiiiiiiiiiiiite ballers. Shoooooowwww,,

of Course you know all these Pics came from our friends at Youknowyoudeadazzwrong.com – nobody puts it down like DurtyMO ! The news pieces are from  BET Entertainment. we captioned our piece with what we think applies to the image.

So Babies,  if you don’t like it Stop going out in public Showin Yo ASS,

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watch what happens at 3:00 – that’s where the shooting occurs.

More White Male Anger Issues – shooting Blackmen in the Back, when they’re laying Face Down with a boot on their neck..

This Is Clearly A  MURDDDDDAAAAHHHHHHHHH !!!!

This is a clear picture of exactly how it happened – it was cold murder. We Think it’s time out for Bart’s Bust It Cops to Have Guns – A Baton and a Walkie Talkie is all they’re trustable with.

Read the Whole Story Below – because This is a Fresh Mess

Video of California police shooting spurs investigation

Story Highlights

• Attorney files $25 million claim, calls shooting “unconscionable”
• Video shows officer shoot Oscar Grant in back as another officer kneels on him
• BART: Video inconclusive, vows to conduct “thorough, unbiased investigation”
• Witness tells KTVU: “We was already following directions … and they shot him”

(CNN) — A New Year’s Day shooting in which a subway police officer fired a deadly shot into the back of an unarmed man has the San Francisco Bay Area demanding answers as authorities appeal for patience.

Bay Area Rapid Transit spokesman Linton Johnson told CNN affiliate KTVU-TV in Oakland, California, that the officer is presumed innocent and described him as devastated.

Attorney John Burris called the shooting “unconscionable” and said he filed a $25 million claim with BART on Tuesday, alleging wrongful death and violation of civil rights by use of excessive force. BART has 45 days to respond, Burris said.

“It’s a clear shooting in the back that should not have taken place,” Burris said, characterizing the incident as a case of “over-agressiveness by police.”

KTVU obtained at least two videos of the incident and its prelude. One video, which KTVU reported came from a train passenger who wished not to be identified, shows three young men against a wall in the crowded Fruitvale station.

Karina Vargas, who also provided a video to KTVU, said the men had been pulled from the train car in front of hers. Watch the events preceding the shooting »

Burris said Tuesday that the young men had been celebrating the new year at a popular waterfront tourist spot, The Embarcadero. They were heading home when police pulled them from the train car.

Some of the young men were handcuffed, but not 22-year-old Oscar Grant. The video from the anonymous passenger shows Grant seated on the floor with his back against the wall.

Grant holds up his hands, appearing to plead with police. Burris said Tuesday that Grant was asking police not to use a Taser.

“He said to them, ‘Don’t Tase me; I have a 4-year-old daughter,’ ” Burris said.

The interaction on the video is not audible.

Seconds later, police put Grant face-down on the ground. Grant appears to struggle.

One of the officers kneels on Grant as another officer stands up, tugs at his gun, unholsters it and fires a shot into Grant’s back.

Burris said the bullet went through Grant’s back and then ricocheted off the floor and through his lungs.

Grant, who has a 4-year-old daughter, died seven hours later, KTVU reported.

“I couldn’t believe it. We was already following directions and everything, and they shot him,” Fernando Anicete, one of the young men with Grant, told KTVU.

Burris has spoken to witnesses who claim that Grant was trying to resolve the situation.

“He had been telling people to calm down. ‘Be cool. Just do what they tell you to do,’ ” the attorney said.

Johnson said the video provided to KTVU is inconclusive.

There are two surveillance cameras at the Fruitvale station, but a BART official told CNN that no video is being released at this time.

The community is outraged, according to local media. CNN affiliate KRON-TV in San Francisco reported that about 20 people rallied Monday outside BART’s district headquarters in Oakland.

“A 22-year-old unarmed father was executed and assassinated, and BART expects us to swallow that the shooting may have been an accident,” protest organizer Evan Shamar of Oakland shouted through a bullhorn, according to KRON.

BART says an investigation is ongoing and hasn’t reached any conclusions.

The San Francisco Chronicle published an editorial Tuesday demanding answers as well.

“The BART police say that they are taking the investigation very seriously, but they had better find a way to reach out to the public effectively about what is going on and why. Otherwise, public outrage over this case is going to grow exponentially with every passing day,” the newspaper said.

BART Police Chief Gary Gee released a statement this week expressing condolences for Grant’s family and saying the authority is cooperating with the Alameda County district attorney’s office, which is also investigating.

Gee added that BART will complete an “unbiased and thorough investigation” and asked the public to be patient.

“As frustrating as it is, I want to stress that we cannot and will not jeopardize this case by discussing details before the investigation is complete,” Gee said.

Gee provided minor details of what preceded the shooting: BART police received a report that two groups of passengers were involved in an altercation as their train left the West Oakland Station about 2 a.m.

“BART police officers responded to the platform at Fruitvale and detained several persons,” Gee said in his statement.

BART has not identified the officer, saying only that he has been on the force two years. He has undergone drug and alcohol testing and is on administrative leave, both of which are standard procedure, according to BART.

The officer has yet to make a public statement.

Johnson and Gee say they are refraining from releasing further details to avoid compromising the investigation. Johnson further told KTVU that BART wanted to avoid “polluting the potential pool of witnesses.”

Burris, however, said there is no excuse for the use of force on a man being restrained by police. If BART does not grant his $25 million claim or if the authority fails to respond in 45 days, Burris intends to file a lawsuit, he said.

Burris, who served as Rodney King’s co-counsel in King’s civil case against the Los Angeles Police Department, said he also wants criminal charges filed against the officer.

He is pushing the Alameda County District Attorney Tom Orloff to press second-degree murder or involuntary manslaughter charges, he said.

Second-degree murder charges would be warranted if the officer shot Grant in the back when Grant posed no danger, Burris said. However, there are reports speculating that the officer accidentally shot Grant, in which case involuntary manslaughter charges would be appropriate, Burris said.

“No one wants to believe a cop would just kill somebody like that,” he said. “My view is, this is criminal conduct, period.”

Johnson told KTVU that authorities are trying to determine whether the officer who shot Grant accidentally drew his gun instead of his Taser.

He also said authorities still need to speak to all the officers but that the BART officers involved in the incident felt outnumbered and called the Oakland Police Department for backup. iReport.com: ‘I’m not happy with the state of the police’

“We need to take our time and go through this thoroughly and try to figure everything out. There’s more to this story than this one angle,” Johnson told the station.

Asked whether there were developments Tuesday, Johnson said he had none.

Thomas Blalock, president of BART’s board of directors, has urged the public not to jump to conclusions.

“Let’s get the puzzle put together, and then we’ll come to a conclusion,” Blalock told KTVU.

Family of Fruitvale BART shooting victim hires attorney

Oscar Grant was unarmed when he was shot by a BART police officer who was standing over him at the Fruitvale station early on New Year’s Day, said Oakland civil rights attorney John Burris, who has been hired by the victim’s family to investigate the death.

Grant, 22, of San Leandro, was fatally shot on the BART platform shortly before 2 a.m. Thursday, police said. BART officers were called to the station in response to reports of fighting between two groups of men on board a train bound for the Dublin-Pleasanton station. BART officials will only say the officer’s gun “discharged.” BART officials have said Grant was unarmed and no weapons were recovered.

It remained unclear Saturday whether Grant was involved in the fight and whether he was one of the men put in plastic “flexi-cuffs,” which police often use as handcuffs when dealing with a large number of people. BART officials say he was not restrained. Witnesses dispute that claim.

Burris said Saturday that Grant did not move and was not trying to overpower the officer.

“It’s an outrageous set of facts,” he said.

BART officials have not released the name of the officer who shot Grant. The officer has worked for the rapid transit agency for about two years, a BART spokesman said.

The train had come from San Francisco and was stopped at the Fruitvale station to allow officers to board the train and break up the suspected fight.

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