At 52, The Tragedy of Tori Spelling is Beyond Heartbreaking New at 5, we’ve learned actress Tori Spelling was injured in a car accident in Temecula a few days [music] ago. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department has now confirmed the two-car crash that happened Thursday [music] evening on Rancho California Road. 52 years. That is…
Blake Lively Breaks Silence on Justin Baldoni and It’s Not Good Filed by director Justin Baldoni against Hollywood power couple Lively had initially filed a civil lawsuit against Baldoni claiming that while working on the film It Ends With Us, Baldoni sexually harassed her. Okay, so you’ve probably seen the headlines flying around. Blake Lively…
Before Her Death, Audrey Hepburn Named The 1 Man She Never Got Over I know it’s there. [music] I’ve got to believe it because I I see the reactions, I see the photographs, I see the critics and people who recognize in the street. She was the most elegant woman in Hollywood. Two husbands, a…
Why Cary Grant Refused to Attend Audrey Hepburn’s Funeral Why did Carrie Grant, one of Hollywood’s most magnetic stars, refuse to attend Audrey Hepburn’s funeral? On the surface, it seems almost impossible to understand. After all, the two shared one of the most iconic on-screen partnerships in cinematic history. Charade, released in 1963, showcased a…
His Funeral Shut Down Harlem for 3 Days — The Crime War That Started the Next Morning Killed 40 Men July 11th, 1968, Harlem, New York, St. Martin’s Episcopal Church on Lennox Avenue. A bronze casket sits at the altar, banked by so many flowers the air inside the church is heavy with the scent…
1961: R*cist Judge Sentenced Him to 40 Years — 6 Months Later Every Witness Had Disappeared March 14th, 1961. Shelby County Courthouse, Memphis, Tennessee. A courtroom packed so tight the baiffs had to chain the double doors shut from the inside. Standing room only. Black men and women filling every bench, every aisle, every inch…
How One Chicago Gang Leader Negotiated Directly With The US Government — Then Got 80 Years In 1959, a 12-year-old boy from Mississippi formed a street crew on Blackstone Avenue with fewer than a dozen members. Within 6 years, that crew had absorbed 21 separate gangs and commanded 5,000 soldiers across Chicago’s entire south side….
The Man Who Controlled Chicago Before Jeff Fort —His Name Was Deliberately Erased Jeff Fort had 5,000 soldiers. He had federal grant money. He had an invitation to Richard Nixon’s inauguration. He had the Blackstone Rangers reorganized into a coalition so large that the Chicago Police Department called it the most dangerous street organization in…
Before The Wire Was Written — The Real Baltimore Drug Lord That Inspired Every Character in The Show December 6th, 1984, Baltimore, Maryland. A convoy of unmarked federal vehicles rolls down Park Avenue in West Baltimore just before dawn. 40 agents, FBI, DEA, Baltimore City Police, battering rams, Kevlar vests, shotguns racked and ready. They…
The Black Mafia Family That Controlled Philadelphia For 15 Years — HBO Refused To Make This Story September 1974 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Before dawn Federal agents in body armor line up outside row houses in South Philadelphia, North Philadelphia, and West Philadelphia simultaneously. 21 doors kicked in at the same time. Flashlights cutting through dark bedrooms,…
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