Im going to be in Miami next week so if any of you ladies are looking to do some work contact me ASAP so we can schedule you in. I saw 2 females today fighting at Best Buy. Neither one of them had bangin’ bodies but they were females so I stood around waiting for the first titty to pop out. Sure enough baby girl in the green top got her shit ripped and out plopped the titty. While she tried to back up to cover up she got caught with a windmill open handed slap to the dome. Shit was funny as hell. I was coming out of the resturant next door so I didnt have the camera to catch it, but she did have a pretty titty. I thought about going over to ask if I could be of any assistance but she was heated and I didnt want to become part of the action.
Terrell Owens Contines Distractions
All-Pro wide receiver Terrell Owens left Eagles training camp Aug. 10 after a heated exchange with coach Andy Reid.
“I got sent home until Wednesday for whatever reason,” Owens told Comcast SportsNet for a TV interview from his front lawn. “It was just a difference of opinion. I was defending myself.”
Comcast SportsNet reported the disagreement occurred during a team meeting. Owens then got his belongings and cleared out of training camp at Lehigh University.
“T.O. was asked to leave by Andy Reid,” Etheredge said. “I don’t think that it was heated, it was a difference of opinion. I don’t know if there was an argument.”
Owens did not say what the argument was about.
“If the truth needs to be told, then that’s what I’ll do,” Owens said. “If he (Reid) wants me to be a man about it and have me really go on the air and really tell the people what happened, then I can. It was a difference of opinion.”
Eagles spokesman Derek Boyko had no comment. Drew Rosenhaus, Owens’ agent, did not immediately return several messages left on his phones.
Owens is unhappy the Eagles have refused to redo his contract as he enters the second season of a seven-year, $48.97 million deal. He hired Rosenhaus and threatened to skip camp completely. Instead, Owens reported, then injured his groin last Aug. 4.
He was day-to-day and the injury wasn’t considered serious, but he missed practice Aug. 10 for the fifth time in six days.
Owens worked out with the team’s assistant trainer for about 20 minutes on a separate playing field from his teammates, catching balls from a machine and doing some light running. He did not speak to reporters or acknowledge the fans who chanted his name.
Owens also skipped a scheduled autograph session with the rest of the Eagles’ receivers after practice.
“He was unable to attend because he was injured,” Etheredge said.
Owens said the fans have been great, but he didn’t sign autographs at the tent because he was rehabbing his groin. He also said he was having fun at camp, even if it didn’t look that way.
Byron Allen The Mogul!
The media mogul — who is aggressively trying to purchase West Palm Beach, Fla.-based Paxson Communications Corp., a group of about 60 broadcast TV stations, for $2.2 billion — took the time this summer to do something for his mom: He bought her a gated $5-million house in the Hollywood Hills.
The former comedian, 44, purchased the four-bedroom, 4,000-square-foot home so his mother, Carolyn Folks, could live closer to him. Folks had been living in Allen’s Century City condo since he bought a $3.8-million Hollywood Hills house for himself in February 2004.
Now she has a house that is about the same size as her son’s. His was built in 2001, while hers, constructed in 1961, underwent a total renovation last year. It has Carrara marble floors, a Calcutta marble fireplace mantle, fingerprint recognition security and city-to-ocean views.
Allen also has purchased a place for himself, at $4.5 million, in Trump Towers on 5th Avenue in Manhattan. As founder, chairman and chief executive of Entertainment Studios Corp., an independent producer-distributor of first-run TV programming, Allen splits his time between L.A. and New York.
When not managing his company, Allen appears on camera as host of the talk shows “EntertainmentStudios.com” and “Entertainers With Byron Allen.” Both shows have been on the air for 12 years.
Allen’s interest in show business began when he regularly went after school to his mother’s office at NBC where she worked as a publicist. At 14 he became a stand-up comic at the Comedy Store. At 18 he made his debut on “The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson.” He co-hosted the NBC series “Real People” from 1979 to 1984.
Allen established his production company in 1993. While sitting at his dining room table, he called 1,300 TV stations for more than a year to launch his first show.
His firm has since produced and now owns more than 3,000 hours of TV programming and has 15 syndicated shows on TV. It finances, produces and distributes TV programs around the world.
If he buys the financially troubled Paxson, Allen will target an African American audience, he has said. The Firm, a Beverly Hills talent agency, also has expressed interest in the network.
Terence Hill of BT Equities, Century City, represented Allen in his real estate purchases and manages Allen’s portfolio of residential and commercial properties.
Jamal Lewis Back In Raven’s Camp
Jamal Lewis is back at Baltimore Ravens’ training camp after four months in a federal prison and two months in a halfway house.
“I’m back doing what I like to do, doing what I do best,” said Lewis, who pleaded guilty to charges he used a cell phone in 2000 to arrange a drug deal for a friend.
“I’m not a bad person. It’s just me moving forward. I’m not looking back on the past and the things I just went through. My next step is really just prove people wrong, the people that doubt me and think I’m not in the shape I’m supposed to be.”
Except for a tender right ankle, Lewis is in excellent condition. He weighs around 240 pounds, about five pounds less than his listed weight in the media guide, and appears fit enough to plow through a couple linebackers.
Lewis is expected to put on pads, and practice with the Ravens for the first time on Wednesday. After running on his own Tuesday, he spoke for 12 minutes in front of a half-dozen TV cameras and more than a dozen microphones.
He tried to mask his bitterness toward a court case that ruined his offseason and last year earned him a two-game suspension and the loss of $761,000 in wages. But Lewis couldn’t disguise his feelings completely, especially about the fact that the government waited nearly five years to take action against him.
“It was just a case of, I was a high-profile guy and somebody just wanted to pull on me a little bit,” he said. “The statute of limitations was coming up, it was the brink of a great season, things were looking up, so hey, you just put it together.”
Lewis ran for only 1,006 yards last year, less than half the amount he amassed in 2003, when he won the NFL rushing title with 2,066 yards — the second-highest total in league history. He was selected to play in the Pro Bowl for the first time and was voted Offensive Player of the Year.
Beanie Sigel Released From Prison
Rapper Beanie Sigel was released from prison in New Jersey on Tuesday after serving one year on federal gun and drug charges, his lawyer said.
Sigel, born Dwight Grant, still faces a Sept. 19 retrial on an attempted murder charge in Philadelphia, defense lawyer Fortunato N. Perri Jr. said.
The 31-year-old South Philadelphia native and Jay-Z protege released his third album, “The B. Coming,” in March while behind bars at a federal prison in Fairton, N.J. Sigel spent at least some of his recent jail stint in solitary confinement, Roc-a-fella label co-founder Damon Dash said in a spring interview promoting the album.
Sigel had pleaded guilty to the federal charges, which stemmed from a 2002 traffic stop in Philadelphia.
The upcoming trial stems from a July 2003 shooting outside a West Philadelphia strip club, when Sigel allegedly shot Terrance Speller repeatedly during a dispute. A jury deadlocked on the charges at an April 2004 trial, which was attended by stars Jay-Z and Beyonce.
Sigel’s three albums _ “The Truth” in 2000, “The Reason” in 2001 and “The B. Coming” _ each hit the top five on the Billboard album chart. Many of Sigel’s songs depict guns, drugs and violence.
Eddie & Nicole Murphy Divorce
EDDIE MURPHY and his wife, NICOLE, are divorcing after 12 years. Nicole filed the petition for divorce Friday morning in Los Angeles, citing irreconcilable differences.
Murphy released the following statement to ET: “The welfare of our children is our main concern and their best interest is our first priority.” The couple has four daughters and one son.
News of the split has stunned many in Hollywood, as DONALD TRUMP told ET exclusively: “I feel very badly for both of them. They’re both wonderful people and I wish both of them well.”
Actress SHERYL LEE RALPH, who attended the couples’ 1993 wedding, said she was “shocked.” “I’m so deeply sorry for the two of them, but especially for the children because in divorce no one hurts as much as the children. And it’s in small ways that you sometimes just don’t see … I’m praying for all of them and I’m so sorry because I remember their wedding day and all of the beauty and care that went into that day.”
Signed to “Saturday Night Live” when he was just 19 years old, the now 44-year-old actor is known for hits like ‘Beverly Hills Cop,’ ‘The Nutty Professor,’ ‘Dr. Dolittle’ and more recently as the voice of Donkey in the ‘Shrek’ films.
Dawg Films Is Worldwide!
It makes me happy to know that Dawg Films is a worldwide phenom now. We started making movies in 2002 and now we have customers all over the world! We send out orders to England, Spain, Italy, Africa, Australia and more. Not to mention the orders from our military personnel in Asia, The Middle East and other locations!
BCR MADNESS 2005 is on pace to surpassed last year’s BCR Madness 2004 in record time!
I want to thank all of you for making this project a real pleasure to do.
Heat Aquire Antoine Walker & Others
The Miami HEAT announced today that they have acquired All-Star forward Antoine Walker from the Boston Celtics, guard Jason Williams, forward James Posey, and guard Andre Emmett from the Memphis Grizzlies and the draft rights to center Roberto Duenas from the New Orleans Hornets in a five-team trade. The HEAT traded Eddie Jones to the Memphis Grizzlies, Rasual Butler to the New Orleans Hornets, and a 2006 second round draft pick, a conditional second round draft pick, Qyntel Woods and the draft rights to Albert Miralles to the Boston Celtics. Additionally, Memphis sent Greg Ostertag to the Utah Jazz and the Jazz sent Curtis Borchardt to the Celtics, Raul Lopez to the Grizzlies and Kirk Snyder to the Hornets.
�We feel like with this trade we traded a lot, but we got back three quality players,� said HEAT President Pat Riley. �Antoine Walker is one of the very best multi-faceted, versatile players in this game. I think his numbers have shown throughout his career that he has been consistent year-in and year-out, providing points and rebounds. He is able to handle the ball, pass it, make plays, shoot threes and rebound the ball. There isn�t anyone in this league better at doing that. I believe that he will bring a tremendous, versatile, play-making, scoring, rebounding dimension to our team. He is in his prime and I think he will pair up brilliantly with Shaquille, Dwyane and the rest of the team.
�Outside of Steve Nash and Jason Kidd, there isn�t a better open-floor, half-court playmaker in the league than Jason Williams. His ability to handle the ball, see the floor and hit the open man is as good as any point guard. He is a very athletic, quick, explosive scorer and has great experience. One of the reasons why we are making the trade is that we haven�t had anyone here like that since Tim Hardaway left.
�James Posey is going to be the perfect compliment to Shaq, Dwyane, Walker, Williams, Udonis, etc. because he is a defense-oriented, slashing player who can run the break, play above the rim and will make the open three.
Shaq Gets $100 Million Over 5 Years
Shaquille O’Neal probably left millions on the bargaining table. His biggest obsession now isn’t dollars but championships.
O’Neal signed a $100 million, 5-year contract with the Miami Heat on Tuesday, a deal that ensures the 12-time All-Star center plenty of added financial security while allowing the team salary flexibility to pursue other players.
He’ll make $20 million in each of the next five seasons in an agreement believed to include incentives. He was to have earned $30.6 million this coming season, opting out of that deal for a longer-term pact with less money annually.
“Shaquille can name his price,” said his agent, Perry Rogers. “And the price he named was winning.”
Rogers said O’Neal remains the player with the highest annual salary in the league.
The deal was signed shortly after the league’s moratorium on player signings expired Tuesday. Signings were supposed to begin nearly two weeks ago, but minor complications in putting the new six-year collective bargaining agreement into writing forced two delays.
O’Neal, however, never looked to go elsewhere. He didn’t even speak with other clubs.
“I’m very excited about my new agreement with the Heat,” O’Neal said in a statement released by the team. “This contract allows me to address all of my family’s long-term financial goals while allowing the Heat the ability to acquire those players that we need to win a championship.”
O’Neal was vacationing Tuesday in Rome. Team doctors will fly there and administer a physical Wednesday. Heat president Pat Riley said signing O’Neal was the team’s top offseason priority.
“For over a year, the Heat’s relationship with Shaquille has been a win-win situation on and off the court,” Riley said. “We have been able to secure one of the most dominant men to ever play the game of basketball. … At the same time, we have gained flexibility to achieve our ultimate goal of winning an NBA championship.”
The Heat do not want to be a luxury-tax team, and paying O’Neal $20 million annually — a figure some could consider a bargain — should not send Miami over the tax threshold. It also seems to ensure that Miami could use its midlevel exception annually to sign players; this year’s midlevel is $5 million.
“You get paid the most, but you do it in a way that’s not detrimental to what the team wants to accomplish,” Rogers said.
The 7-foot-1, 327-pound O’Neal made an immediate impact during his first season with Miami, which acquired him in July 2004 from the Los Angeles Lakers for three players and a draft choice.
He averaged 22.9 points and 10.4 rebounds in the regular season, leading the league with a 60.1 field goal percentage. O’Neal ranked sixth in the league in blocks (2.34 a game), double-doubles (43) and rebounds.
Jermone McDougle Shot In Stomach
Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Jerome McDougle was shot in the stomach by armed robbers, police said Friday. The team said he was in good condition after surgery.
He originally was listed in critical condition. However, Derek Boyko, the Eagles’ director of media operations, said McDougle had spoken to police, who said the player was able to walk on his own.
“Our understanding is that Jerome is in good condition after undergoing surgery,” the team said in a statement. “At this time, we are still in the process of gathering the facts of his situation. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Jerome and his family.”
McDougle, who played at the University of Miami and is a South Florida native, had been scheduled to be in the team’s camp Monday, the reporting date for Eagles’ veterans. Rookies reported Friday.
McDougle, 27, was airlifted to Jackson Memorial Hospital’s Ryder Trauma Center, where he underwent the surgery.
Three armed robbers approached McDougle in his silver Mercedes coupe late Thursday, police said.
McDougle opened the door and tried to get out of the car, but another robber fired two shots, which police said missed him and hit the inside of the door.
The robbers, who police said were likely teens, fled on foot and remain at large. It wasn’t clear whether McDougle was in his car or near it when he was approached, police said.
What this article didnt say is that McDougle was strapped too. He shot one of the dudes and now the police are waiting for someone to show up at the hospital with a bullet wound.