Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Natalie Cole Fans Don't Want To Just Lend A Hand To The Ailing Star! They Want To Give Her A Kidney!
Natalie Cole is suffering from kidney failure due to Hepatitis C.She went on Larry King Live to share her ordeal with whomever was watching.Apparently,her fans made up a good portion of the audience that night.And they let her know that they want to give her more than just a helping hand.Ms.Cole's fans offered her a kidney.Here's more from Yahoo News:
"Natalie Cole's fans want to give her a kidney. The 59-year-old singer told Larry King on Tuesday that she was diagnosed with kidney failure, and while she was till on his CNN show, dozens of viewers wrote in offering to be tested as possible donors.
Without a donor kidney, Cole says she will be on dialysis for the rest of her life."(END OF EXCERPT)Read the rest here.
Who Called Angie Harmon A Racist For Not Liking President Obama?!!
Angie Harmon does not like President Obama.And she says that people call her a racist for feeling that way,but she's not!Hey,I don't know how she feels about race!But,I do know how she feels about politics!There is a word that starts with an r that can be attributed to Angie Harmon.And that would be Republican.That's why Fox has made her comment "news".Even though it is not!Angie Harmon made it clear that she was voting for McCain last year!Here's more on that from US Magazine:
"Add Angie Harmon to the list of celebrities publicly supporting their favorite presidential hopefuls.
Her pick? Republican John McCain.
"There are a lot more people in L.A. voting for McCain than you think,” Harmon said in the newest issue of Us Weekly, on newsstands now. “We have an underground Republican Party!”(END OF EXCERPT)Read the rest here.
Angie Harmon may not be a racist.But,she sure is a Republican who found an interesting way to make her dissenting voice heard.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Another Stampede In South Africa Kills At Least 22 People!

At least 22 soccer fans died in a stadium stampede in Africa.Unfortunately,this is commonplace there.Witnesses to the incident say that the police instigated it by provoking the crowd.Here's more on this story from The AP:
"At the downtown morgue, family members were told to come and identify the dead. The morgue showed reporters a list of 19 names — including two children, the youngest of whom was age 10.
Momodou Kamara, who waited outside the morgue, blamed police for his brother's death. "My brother left to go to the stadium with his friends. At the entrance, they were attacked by security forces. That's what set off the stampede," he said.
Diarassouba Adama, who was inside the stadium at the time, also blamed police for the deadly tragedy.
"We saw people falling from the top bleachers. The stampede was provoked by the security forces who threw tear gas canisters at us. I don't know why they fired on us," he said as stood vigil outside the morgue.
State TV announced that Prime Minister Guillaume Soro was holding an emergency cabinet meeting later Monday to deal with the national tragedy. In Zurich, FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter offered his condolences and also demanded a full investigation into the stampede.
"I wish to express extreme sorrow and extend our condolences to the Ivorian football community and, most importantly, to family, friends and loved ones following the tragic deaths in Abidjan," Blatter said in a statement.
It was the first match in the final stage of African qualifying for the 2010 World Cup being played in South Africa.
Stadium accidents are far too common in Africa, where soccer is intimately entwined with national pride. In June last year, 10 people died in an overcrowded stadium in Monrovia before a World Cup qualifying match between Liberia and Gambia. That match also went ahead after the tragedy.
In South Africa, the organizer of the next World Cup pledged that the problems that too often lead to stadium stampedes in Africa won't be an issue during the continent's first World Cup in 2010."(END OF EXCERPT)Read the entire story here.
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