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On Media Outlook News:  Following   Joey Bada$$’s claim   that he ghost-wrote a version of Post Malone’s chart-topping hit   “Rockstar,”   T-Pain has taken to social media (again) to offer some thoughts on the situation. On Friday (December 29), the veteran singer-songwriter took to Twitter and was adamant he was a fan of the   Stoney   rapper.                                                      ***Advertisement*** He also admitted Republic Records made the better choice by putting 21 Savage on the track instead of himself (he was originally featured on the song), explaining “relevancy” was likely the deciding factor. “I see ppl tryin to make it look like I’m hatin on @PostMalone i fuckin love Posty and his music. I’m sure he didn’t even hear my version of rockstar. The label made a money move and won. I congratulate the shit out of Posty and @21savage for the #1 record. Feels good bro.” I see ppl tryin to make it look like I’m hatin on  @PostMalone  i fuckin love Po

On Media Outlook News:  LOS ANGELES, CA –  Offset is firing back with attorneys at a woman   claiming he got her pregnant . The Migos rapper has hired the nationally known law firm of Manatt, Phelps and Phillips to threaten Celina Powell to back off, according to TMZ.                                                         ***Advertisement*** Attorneys for Cardi B’s fiancé reportedly sent Powell a cease and desist letter, which revealed if she was given $50,000, she’d get an abortion. Powell recently shared a photo of an ultrasound to her Instagram account with the caption, “These past few months have been a complete mess…but I finally found enough strength to open up about what’s going on. Yes I am expecting and yes she’s a GIRL. my whole life is changing and right now it’s definitely for the better. “I’m not sure what the future holds but I hope @offsetyrn & I work this out for the sake of Karma Lee Cephus. I know y’all like ‘this bitch done faked hel

On Media Outlook News:  BROOKFIELD — A man with felony charges shoots himself  during Town of Brookfield traffic stop on Saturday, December 30th.                                           ***Advertisement*** Officials said the Town of Brookfield police attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle that ultimately stopped in the Quality Inn parking lot on Bluemound Road. Officers were informed the driver has a felony warrant of for his arrest. Officers attempted to take the individual into custody where he ultimately pulled out a gun and shot himself. The City of Brookfield Police Department, Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department and the Town of Brookfield Fire and Rescue responded and assisted at the scene. The man later died of self inflicted wounds. 

On Media Outlook News: A n unarmed Philadelphia man was shot and killed Wednesday night by a plainclothes police officer. NBC Philadelphia  reports cops approached motorist Dennis Plowden after spotting his 2013 Hyundai. The cops, who were undercover at the time, claim the vehicle and license plate were connected to a homicide in the area. When the officers exited their unmarked car and began advancing on the 25-year-old, Plowden sped off. His car hit the cops’ vehicle and allegedly struck one of the officers. When cops later caught up with Plowden, he’d hit two other nearby cars. The  married father of two took off on foot and cops said he didn’t adhere to instructions to put his hands up. Plowden, who then sat down on the sidewalk, later reached into his pocket. One of the officers, who has yet to be identified, claimed he thought the young man was reaching for a gun and shot him in the head. No weapons were discovered on him. WHYY Philadelphia  reports Plowden wa

On Media Outlook News: W e expose the truth behind a ground-breaking pill that has many experts furious. Studies have revealed it boosts brain power by up to 89.2%, sharpens your mind and sky-rockets your energy levels. With such overwhelming evidence and media mention, the question is not whether the pill works, but whether it should be legal. Welcome To The Future  —  The use of a Legal Study Drug known as  Advanced IQ  has skyrocketed on college campuses across the US, Silicon Valley, Wall Street, and professional athletes since coming back on the market in April. It’s being touted as an Adderall replacement, and many students are taking full advantage of its availability to buy online without a prescription. There has been much controversy around this memory-enhancing pill, not only on college campuses, but also in the media. It first came into the spotlight when the movie became a box office hit and several blogs started comparing it to Advanced IQ. Sales of Advanced IQ tri

On Media Outlook News:  A 17-year-old Virginia teen was charged with two counts of murder Saturday after he allegedly murdered his girlfriend’s parents.  Scott Fricker, 48, and his wife Buckley Kuhn-Fricker, 43, were shot and killed in their home in Reston, Virginia, on Friday according to Fairfax County police. The teenager, who is not named due to his minor status, shot the Frickers after getting into their home. Police indicate that the teen also suffered from a self-inflicted gunshot wound and is currently in critical condition.  The teen was dating the Frickers’ teenage daughter, but the parents pushed the young couple to break up. Kuhn-Fricker’s mother, Janet Kuhn, told ABC 7 that her daughter tried to separate the teens because they considered the boy to be dangerous and a white supremacist. “They kept a tight eye on her and they disapproved of all the time she was spending with him, hours on the phone,” Kuhn told ABC. UPDATE: Lorton teen charged with murdering Resto

On Media Outlook News: I  waited almost 27 years to have sex .  While most of my friends were giving it up all over our high school and college campuses, I was keeping a pledge I made to God and my parents to save myself until marriage.  It was hard to remain a virgin when everyone around me seemed to be enjoying the pleasures of sex.  I often imagined what it would be like when I had sex with my husband on our wedding night.  It would be romantic, sensual and passionate; my husband would be a patient teacher and lover making sure I shivered from the top of my head to the tips of my toes.  When it was over, I would see the heavens and the stars, and then cuddle up in his arms knowing that this man would make me feel this way forever.  But you know what they say about fantasies…they ain’t always reality. The day I married my husband Rich two years ago is still the happiest day of my life.  He is the man that I always dreamed of having by my side and lives each day to me feel loved

On Media Outlook News:  MILWAUKEE — A 6-year-old girl was struck by a vehicle near 27th and Burleigh Saturday evening, December 23rd. It happened around 9:00 p.m. According to the Milwaukee Fire Department, the girl was transported to Children’s Hospital with injuries not believed to be life-threatening. Milwaukee fire and police departments responded to the scene.

On Media Outlook News:  AUBURN, WA –  The moment a person is accused of sexual assault, their reputation is automatically soured — guilty or not.   Nelly,  the recent subject of an alleged rape case, plans to sue the woman who accused him of the crime to not only clear his name but also help sexual assault victims. The “Hot In Herre” rapper’s attorney Scott Rosenblum told TMZ, “Nelly has suffered very real damage to his reputation. He has incurred economic loss and painfully has watched his family suffer. As a result Nelly is planning to proceed with litigation as the first step in restoring his reputation.” He added, “This type of reckless false allegation cannot be tolerated as it is an affront to the real survivors of sexual assault.” The 42-year-old rap vet was accused of sexual assault by a 21-year-old Seattle woman on October 7. She claimed the incident happened on a tour bus that was parked in a Walmart parking lot in Auburn, Washington. Nelly was arrested but

On Media Outlook News: P erhaps we should love ourselves so fiercely, that when others see us they know exactly how it should be done.” – Josh Billings I hate to say it, but the above quote isn’t all the way true. Sometimes your dog loves you more than you love yourself. And that sucks. Everyone who wants love may sit up and wonder if it’s them. They may wonder why they’re still single when “less than desirable” people have somebody. And while a little bit of self-reflection is good, envy never is. Sometimes it is you. But it’s not your weight, or your hair or the fact that you don’t look like you belong in  GQ  or on the cover of  Elle.  Sometimes it’s the fact that you do not  love  yourself. Before anyone can even begin to appreciate you, you have to understand your value and what you bring to a relationship. No one else will be able to compute your worth if you do not know how to do so. You might be walking around in the latest threads, have a solid six-figure g

On Media Outlook News: T hey say cleanliness is next to godliness, and if you’re not one to subscribe to a higher power … we’d venture to guess that you still somewhat value the practice. How clean a person is is usually determined by their lifestyle, but according to science, there is a magic number of how often you should clean and disinfect certain areas of your home. According to research conducted by Popular Science, you should change your bed linen and wipe down the bathroom at least once a week, swap out your bathroom towels daily and your kitchen towels weekly, disinfect the sink daily and clean your rugs/floors every one to two weeks. Researchers cite health concerns as the motivating factor for cleaning your home this often, with some food bacteria being able to live as long as 24 hours in your kitchen. “Simple hand-washing can greatly reduce your risk of picking up germs,” said Philip Tierno, director of microbiology and diagnostic immunology at the New Yor

On Media Outlook News: C amilla, Georgia Mayor Rufus Davis has   held office since last January . But nearly two years into his mayoral term, Davis claims he’s been denied the keys to his own office. CBS Atlanta reports Camilla City Council voted not to grant Davis access to City Hall which houses his office. On Monday, Davis announced that he and newly elected city councilwoman Veterra Pollard, will protest the discriminatory policies that pervade their town by sitting out of city council meetings until change is made. “There is severe segregation in my city that has persisted for decades,” the former Wall Street executive told “Real Talk” radio show host Rashad Richey. Davis tells the radio host that there are no Black police officers although Black people constitute 70 percent of the town’s population, nearly all Black people who apply to work at City Hall are never hired and schools are almost fully segregated. Camilla’s 27th mayor also claims the town’s

On Media Outlook News:  Jeannette Frescas was not concerned about the Thomas Fire until the massive blaze inched toward her neighborhood in Southern California. "At midnight, I woke up with flashlight in my face," Frescas told CNN affiliate KEYT. "I looked out my window and there were flames that were about a 100 feet all around us." Like many residents, Frescas was caught off guard by the fire that has roared through Southern California for 13 days. She's one of tens of thousands of residents who piled into cars and fled as ferocious winds drove the third-largest blaze in the state toward Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. "Once a paradise, was like war zone," Frescas said of her Ventura apartment complex that was destroyed by the blaze. Ventura resident Patricia Rye woke up to her son-in-law pounding on her door. She didn't get a chance to pack any valuables, and fled her home of 17 years in the dead of the night. "