Christine Thomasos
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Rapper 'The Game' May Face Charges After Twitter Prank
Hundreds of calls backed up the southeast Los Angeles County sheriff’s station on Friday, due to a tweet sent out by rapper, The Game.
Nicki Minaj Breaks Two Records This Week
Nicki Minaj broke two records this week, with the highest ranking female rap song on Billboard charts in ten years and as the first female to make Forbes’ Hip Hop Cash Kings list.
Lee Evans Traded to Baltimore Ravens
The Baltimore Ravens officially acquired wide receiver Lee Evans in a trade with the Buffalo Bills on Friday.
Casey Anthony Must Serve Probation in Orlando
Casey Anthony will return to Orlando to serve probation stemming from a check-fraud conviction according to a Florida judge’s ruling on Friday.

Republican Debate Centers Around Obama, Sparks Bachmann and Pawlenty Feud
The first GOP debate in two months took place in Iowa on Thursday and aside from the prevalent Barack Obama insults uttered by the presidential hopefuls, a large portion of the night seemed to center around Michele Bachmann and Tim Pawlenty questioning the capabilities of one another.
Willie Nelson Wants to Save Farms
Willie Nelson, country music singer and songwriter, wants to save the farming industry and will take strides to do so in a Kansas City concert on Saturday.

Taylor Swift Releases New Video to Rave Reviews
Taylor Swift has one of the top-selling tours in the country and gave her fans a glimpse of the show in her new music video "Sparks Fly," which premiered on Wednesday.
Manny Pacquiao Song Breaks Into Top Ten Charts
Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao, Filipino boxer and Congressman, made headlines this week when he broke the top ten secondary adult contemporary music charts.
George Soros Being Sued by Former Girlfriend
George Soros, financier and billionaire, is being sued by Adriana Ferreyr, his ex-girlfriend and Brazilian former soap opera star, for failing to make good on a promise to buy her an apartment.
Statue of Liberty Will Close for One Year
The Statue of Liberty, one of the most-visited New York City tourist attractions, will be closed for one year starting on October 29.



























