Pop singer Ciara Wilson gave birth to her daughter this weekend. She and husband Russell Wilson of the Seattle Seahawks announced the birth on social media.
Ciara always keeping it classy told her supporters that she and her daughter Sienna Princess Wilson are doing fine. She and Wilson were pleased about the delivery.
Ciara went through some changes when she started dating Russell.
Ciara was previously involved with Future, Atlanta's codeine obsessed rapper.
Ciara gave birth to his son, Future Zahir Wilburn. At that time, Future was accused of cheating and they had a bitter fallout after the birth of her baby.
One of my closest cousins is one of the five women who had children with Future. The rapper has five children.
Wilson was previously married. This is his second marriage. The football star had pledge a life of celibacy before marriage. Ciara became a devout Christian and turned her life around.
The couple lives in Bellevue, Washington. Me and S.B wish them well on their journey to parenthood.
Donald J. Trump marked his 100 days on Saturday. I want to give a rundown of the end of his first days as the leader of this god awful country.
Trump was in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania do to a "celebratory" stump speech about his achievements.
He took the time to go into his usual "I won" and "everyone is a bunch of babies" rant. He and Mike Pence both had a floor to bemoan about the junk food media and Democrats being unfair to them.
Tiny Hands can't handle a comedian. Hasan Minhaj roasted Trump for his absence.
The fuhrer's biggest achievement is getting Merrick Garland on the Supreme Court. The seat that was supposed to be for Neil Gorsuch. Oops, I meant Garland was shafted because of the Republicans and their god awful obstruction. Gorsuch was the one who took the spot.
The government is running for at least a week. The stop gap measure that Trump signed to keep the government running didn't include funding for the border wall and a repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
Republicans can't figure out whether they have the potential to change a law that is currently more popular than Trump and Congress.
The "Nerd Prom" wasn't big. Trump skipped the event because he hates the junk food media. He bemoaned about CNN and MSNBC in particular being "unfair."
The Daily Show's Hasan Minhaj ripped Trump for not being man enough to take a few jokes. He said that Trump is the "Liar in Chief" and "tool" to Russia's president Vladimir Putin.
"The leader of our country is not here. And that's because he lives in Moscow. It's a very long flight. As for the other guy, I think he's in Pennsylvania because he can't take a joke."
Minhaj also took shots at members of the Trump team. He said that Steve Bannon is....well a White extremist. There's talk Bannon may bolt from the White House to join the Heritage Foundation and resume contributions to Breitbart.
"I do NOT SEE Steve Bannon," he said. He said it repeatedly before people got the message of Bannon being a referred as a "NAZI".
"Jeff Sessions is too busy do a pre-Civil War reenactment. On his RSVP he just wrote just wrote no -- which happens to be his second favorite N-word," said Minhaj.
Trump's feud with the media is short term gains. The freedom of the press is a part of the values that "Make America Great Again." But for Trump, his team and his supporters, the freedoms they love so much are only given to them. The rest of us are the "enemy."
He gives a pass to Fox News. The network that is being sued by numerous current and former employees for unethical treatment. Black workers, women and former guests are calling Fox News out for allowing Roger Ailes, Bill O'Reilly and others get away with this stuff for so long.
The Trump event.
Added to the list is the Samantha Bee's "Not" The White House Correspondents Dinner.
The Cincinnati Bengals took a huge risk in drafting Joe Mixon to their roster. The whole situation with Mixon stems from an encounter that happened a few years ago. It became national headlines late last year when Mixon served a woman a helping of knuckle style chili.
The woman and Mixon got into a heated encounter. She slapped him and he served her a serving.
The woman had facial reconstruction surgery and her face wired shut.
When the NFL was cracking down on misbehavior on and off the field, Mixon was enrolling himself into the Draft.
Mixon since apologize and has clammed up pending legal action filed by the accuser. He was charged with misdemeanor battery and given probation. The Norman Police saw that both parties were the agitators. The woman called Mixon a racial slur before he served her.
The Bengals viewed Mixon as one of the best players in the draft and had him ranked as the No. 2 running back behind Leonard Fournette, a fourth overall pick who got signed to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Mixon was a part of the Oklahoma Sooners. He was banned from playing for the entire 2014 season after this.
Marvin Lewis, the struggling Bengals coach has confidence that Mixon will tone down his behavior and focus only on the sport and not the bar life.
The Bengals have a handful of controversial figures in the organization. Besides Mixon, they have Adam "Pacman" Jones as one of the most controversial.
Rewarding domestic abuse is a shame. Although Mixon did own up to his attack, he's still being rewarded for a senseless act of violence.
Mixon could be cut if he can't make it through the Summer training. So don't hold your breathe on people buying his jersey and promotionals.
Jeffrey Atkins is known as performer Ja Rule. He was once big during the late 1990s to early 2000s.
He was the deep voiced entertainer who loves to rap and sing. He was on top of his game until 50 Cent came into the spotlight. The rapper couldn't compete with a strong marketing campaign sponsored by 50, Eminem and Dr. Dre. Ja Rule's label Murder Inc. didn't stand a chance. People were getting tired of the bubblegum rap that Ja was doing. 50 Cent took advantage of it and let Ja fade out of the spotlight. Now he's trying to regain some of his glory. He started a business venture called Fyre Media and now its facing some major backlash after a concert he promoted became an all time flop.
Page Six reported that A-list talent decided to back out of the event at the last minute citing safety and organization.
According to Spin, the Fyre Festival, a luxury music fest in the Exuma Islands of the Bahamas, promised wealthy music fans “a cultural moment created from a blend of music, art, and food.” There are geodesic domes to sleep in, flights in a “custom, VIP configured” Boeing 737 out from Miami, private yachts that rented for tens of thousands of dollars each, yoga classes, treasure hunts, and sets by artists like Blink 182, Disclosure, and Ja Rule.
The Fyre Festival was supposed to be a big concert in the Bahamas for partygoers. It had prices ranging from $1,000 to $250,000 per event.
The festival was supposed to billed as a "cultural moment created from an alchemic blend of music, art and food."
This company Fyre Media founded by Ja Rule and Billy McFarland.
The whole event was made to look like a tropical getaway. Models, entertainers and even alcohol were promised in the island country.
Now the people who attended this event want their money back.
Ja Rule is quick to apologize and say he's sorry for what happened. I don't know if he's willing to refund those people who spent thousands of dollars to get a cheese sandwich.
The last sitting leader to attend a NRA Convention is Ronald Reagan, the 40th President of The United States. Reagan a survivor of an assassin attack two years prior went to the NRA Convention in Phoenix to get gin up support from angry White gun owners. He would tell them that his administration is a friend to the proud Americans who use their firearms.
Decades later, the former reality television star now the current leader heads to the NRA to encourage angry White gun owners to support him throughout his term.
"Only one candidate in the general election came to speak to you, and that candidate is now the [] of the United States, standing before you," said Trump.
"I have a feeling that in the next election, you're going to be swamped with candidates, but you're not going to be wasting your time. You'll have plenty of those Democrats coming over and you're going to say, 'No, sir. No thank you. No, ma'am.' Perhaps 'ma'am' It may be Pocahontas (Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA)), remember that. And she is not big for the NRA, that I can tell you. But you came through for me, and I am going to come through for you.
Trump makes his appearance at the NRA Convention to do a stump speech about how he'll protect the Second Amendment.
Donald J. Trump goes to Atlanta to deliver his speech to the National Rifle Association, the country's oldest gun lobbyist organization. He also heads to a fundraiser for Republican candidate Karen Handel's special election runoff against Jon Ossoff, the Democratic candidate who nearly won a heavily Republican district.
The NRA once again shows its impact on Republicans and Democrats by doing a victory lap.
The defeat of Hillary Clinton is a smack to the face of victims of gun violence.
The Republicans will rollback laws and regulations that allow more firearms in the public.
Barack Obama has been good for propaganda being spread by the NRA, conservative agitators and Republican politicians.
Trump's appearance to the NRA Convention wasn't without controversy. Many of the victims of gun violence protested the event. You couldn't even be allowed to enter the convention because the Secret Service refuses entry of a firearms within the bubble.
Donald J. Trump feels like he's in a cocoon. He was surprised how hard his new job is.
"I loved my previous life. I had so many things going. This is more work than in my previous life. I thought it would be easier," said Trump.
He said that was accustomed to not having privacy in his "old life," expressed at how little he had now. Reuters reports that Trump can't go outside the bubble. The 24/7 Secret Service protection has really gotten to him.
"I like to drive," said Trump. "I can't drive any more."
He can't live the lavish lifestyle as he did when he was a reality television star and business executive.
He's trapped in duty that requires him to be on point. His words matter and that's why people are extremely concerned that his comments about North Korea, Syria, the Democrats and allies in his own party could undoing his legacy.
We are not normalizing him. I refuse to give him any rest. He wanted the job. He will have to prove to me that he's "man enough" to handle the leadership.
What's symbolic about the first 100 days?
It's usually the motivation for a successful presidency. It's the major proposals that are signed into law and the achievements accomplished during a sitting president's first term.
Trump is not a "normal" president. He is a former reality television star who had the backing of extremists. He is the elected leader who won the Electoral College against the rational but yet flawed candidate Hillary Clinton. Trump took advantage of a stirring pot of conservative agitation. He won over working class Whites fed up with the slow progress of then president Barack Obama's two terms. He dog whistled throughout the campaign and won.
Now holding power to a country of 326 million people is really tough.
I mean really tough. Cause just because you get a honeymoon period doesn't disqualify the responsibilities given to a president on DAY ONE.
April 29 is traditionally the First 100 Days of a U.S. president's agenda. That's a part of the tradition.
Even though Trump dismisses this a "symbolic nonsense," it shows a pattern of problems that plagued him the moment he got in.
White extremist Ann Coulter is stopped at the door.
The so-called defender of White rights is on Fox News complaining about the University of California-Berkeley announcing that her highly publicized speaking tour being cancelled due to safety concerns.
The UC Berkeley students and anti-fascist groups demanded that the college put the brakes on this turd. The turd was going to speak Thursday but postponed it out fears for her safety and the potential for violent riots.
Coulter went to the junk food and social media to say, "It's a sad day for free speech."
The last time the college erupted in unrest was the gay white extremist Milo Yiannopoulos coming to speak at the campus. That was canceled but it left the police overwhelmed with costly destruction of property.
The college Republicans knew how polarizing Coulter was. They did it to seek attention for their stupid group.
The Young America's Foundation saying that far left radicals continue to demonize Republican lawmakers and conservative agitators.
Coulter heeded the calls from city leaders that her appearance could cause a serious disruption. They probably would have billed YAF and Coulter for the damages.
Hit them in their wallets.
Stop the hate, the bigotry and sexism in the junk food media.
Coulter has made inflammatory statements on television and radio.
Why do advertisers continue to promote their products on programs that feature her?
