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4 Surprising People Who Have Served Jail Time
July 24, 2017
Actor James Cromwell will start his seven-day jail sentence for his arrest at a protest in 2015. The famed actor says he’s not afraid to spend time behind bars because “once you commit yourself to commit an act of disobedience, you know there is going to be consequences.” He even said he’s “excited” about the experience. Cromwell was standing up for the environment when he was arrested for obstructing traffic. Instead of taking the $375 fine and 16 hours of community service, he’s choosing to serve “symbolic” jail time because “people are getting the message that you can actually affect the change and you can live through the consequences.
Read More >Broke & Famous: 6 Celebrities Who Went Bankrupt
July 13, 2017
Former MLB starting pitcher Livan Hernandez has filed for bankruptcy. Throughout a 17-year career, he made more than $53 million. Today, he says he’s worth less than $50,000. According to court documents obtained by the Miami Herald, Hernandez owes around $1 million to about 50 creditors; as well as an undisclosed amount in back taxes and $220,000 to a local businessman. He joins a group of rich and famous individuals who’ve endured the setback of bankruptcy, many of whom, like our current President, were able to bounce back.
Read More >Cosmo Dinardo: Troubled Criminal Background
July 14, 2017
Cosmo Dinardo has confessed to murdering the four young men who went missing in Pennsylvania last week. The background of the 20-year-old Pennsylvania man reveals a strange and creepy history of behaviors, including previous arrests, numerous interactions with police and alarming observations from people who knew him. Criminal Issues Last Monday, July 10, Dinardo was arrested on an unrelated charge of illegally possessing a shotgun and ammunition stemming from a February offense.
Read More >How The Rich & Powerful Delete Their Crimes From Google
July 27, 2017
Do you ever wish you could erase embarrassing photos of yourself from the Internet? Or the negative comments people make about you on other’s Facebook pages? If you’re rich and powerful, you can do so more easily in most cases. Online reputation has become new territory to navigate with the advent of the Internet. Along with the ability to easily communicate with anyone in the world comes the chance that your name can be tainted with widespread reach.
Read More >Is Your Vacation Destination Safe?
July 18, 2017
Some tourists are steering clear of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina after three mass shootings occurred over the course of eight hours around heavily trafficked tourist areas. Eight people were injured in the shootings. One visitor to the area captured the commotion of one the shootings via Facebook Live. Then there’s the tragedy that happened on the Greek island of Zakynthos; where 22-year-old American tourist, Bakari Henderson was beaten by a group of men outside a bar in a popular tourist spot in Lagana.
Read More >Jake Paul: Nuisance Neighbor
July 20, 2017
Jake Paul just might be the most obnoxious neighbor ever. The 20-year-old Internet personality has amassed nearly 25 million followers across social media for his videos of pranks and crazy antics. From setting furniture on fire in the backyard to using the pool as a giant fire pit, the West Hollywood property where Paul lives and rents is where all the shenanigans take place. And his neighbors are fed up.
Read More >Murder, Drugs & Deception: The Top 5 True Crime Movies
July 19, 2017
In an upcoming movie from HBO, Oscar-winning actor Al Pacino plays Joe Paterno – the once-praised former college football coach who came under fire for allegedly covering up the crimes of Jerry Sandusky. You may recall the scandal. It continues to make headlines since 2011. Sandusky was the assistant football coach for Penn State when he was convicted on 45 counts of sexual abuse of children. During the trial (which took place in 2012), multiple reports of Sandusky showering naked with and sexually abusing young boys emerged.
Read More >OJ Simpson Parole: The Juice is Loose
July 25, 2017
After more than eight years in prison for a Las Vegas hotel robbery, O.J. Simpson will walk free as early as October 1. Simpson was set to serve a 33-year sentence for the heist – a surprisingly severe punishment many speculated wasn’t just about the 2008 robbery, but a response to the verdict in the 1994 killings of Simpson’s wife and her friend in which Simpson was found not guilty.
Read More >The Price of Social Media Fame
July 13, 2017
Adults are no less susceptible to peer pressure than their kids are. In a previous post, we shared tips on how you can help your child be safe and smart when it comes to Internet stunts. But a recent story shows us that children aren’t the only ones attempting dangerous things online to get more followers and likes. A couple from Minnesota thought their prank idea of shooting a bullet at his chest with nothing but a book between his body and the gun would be a good idea “because we want more viewers, we want to get famous,” Monalisa Perez said.
Read More >Tiny House, Big Regrets?
July 28, 2017
Do you really want to live in 500 square feet of space? The tiny house trend has sure blown up in recent years. After all, the motivations are attractive: More financial freedom, a minimalist lifestyle, a life focused on relationships and experiences, having less impact on the environment. Glamorized by reality television shows, the tiny house movement does have its hidden challenges. Challenges that many tiny homeowners didn’t consider before living in a tiny space.
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