Warning: If you suffer from acrophobia, do not go on the Jimmy Fallon show. As a matter of fact, if you suffer from the fear of heights or the fear of roller coasters for that matter, do not watch the next clip!
Kevin Hart admitted that he does not like roller coasters, so naturally he paid a visit to Jimmy Fallon’s The Tonight Show and just as expected, Fallon took advantage! He took Hart on a roller coaster ride at Universal Studios in Orlando and this was the result!
No Words…
From the looks of things, the judges were bored with their performance, until the Zimmers stopped in the middle of their performance and did this…
Wonderful!
The amazing Smoothini, coming to you straight from the Ghetto!
According to TMZ, an irate Michael Jackson fan is suing his Estate because she thinks MJ was not the lead singer on 3 of his songs on the 2010 CD, “Michael” … the first release after his death.
The woman filed the suit today in L.A. claiming she bought the disc in 2011, but didn’t hear enough Michael on 3 particular tracks.
In the suit she claims she hired an audio expert to analyze her CD and he determined it was very likely that MJ did not sing lead vocals on “Breaking News” … “Monster” … and “Keep Your Head Up.”
The woman wants this to be a class action — meaning if the allegation is true the Estate would owe money to everyone who bought the full album, or any of the 3 tracks in question.
The Estate’s lawyer, Howard Weitzman, has previously said Michael did provide lead vocals for all the tracks on the album.
Stage and screen legend Ruby Dee, who personified grace, grit and progress at a time when African-American women were given little space in movies and on stage, died Wednesday in New Rochelle, N.Y. She was 91.
The death was confirmed Thursday by a family member, who declined to answer any questions pending the release of a statement.
“She died late (Wednesday) with her whole family around her,” family friend Latifah Salahudin told the Daily News. “All three kids and seven grandkids were there, surrounding her with so much love. She went peacefully from natural causes. We should all be so lucky.”
“She was so full of life and so strong. Such a powerful woman. We’re all going to miss her,” Salahudin added.
The Cleveland-born, New York-raised actress and activist — winner of an Emmy, a Grammy and a Screen Actors Guild award, among others — not only starred on Broadway (“Take It From the Top!” “Two Hah Hahs and a Homeboy”), film (Spike Lee’s “Do the Right Thing” and “Jungle Fever”), and TV (“All God’s Children,” “Feast of All Saints”), but, with her husband and collaborator Ossie Davis, was a major figure in the Civil Rights movement.
In 2005, Dee and Davis received the National Civil Rights Museum’s Lifetime Achievement Freedom award. Davis died in February of that year.
Dee’s first film role came in 1949, in the musical drama “That Man of Mine.” She played Rachel Robinson in “The Jackie Robinson Story” in 1950, and costarred opposite Nat King Cole, Eartha Kitt and Cab Calloway in “St. Louis Blues” (1958).
She appeared in the 1979 TV movie “Roots: The Next Generations,” and costarred with Davis in their own short-lived 1980-81 show, “Ossie and Ruby!”
The two played contentious neighbors who embodied, and recalled, the social unrest of the ’60s in Lee’s “Do the Right Thing” (1989). She earned her sole Academy Award nomination, for Best Supporting Actress, for “American Gangster” (2007).
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Tracy Morgan’s estranged mother says she was barred from seeing her son at the hospital.
Alicia Warden has spoken out about the way she was treated in an interview with TMZ, claiming Morgan’s fiancee Megan Wollover is working against her.
Although the comedian and his mother had been estranged for more than a decade, Warden told the news site that no one informed her of her son’s car accident or the fact that he had been transported to hospital.
Warden – whose relationship with Morgan has been described as strained – told TMZ that she heard about it on television but when she tried to see her son in the hospital, she was met with resistence by Megan and hospital security and had to leave.
But she came back the next day and was allowed into the room where Morgan lay unconscious for five minutes and in the company of a pastor and a few friends.
‘All I wanted was for our family to be alone with him,’ Warden told TMZ. ‘I wanted to pray over him and couldn’t do that because so many people were in the room.’
No words for this one. The Guinea Pig says it all…
I bet you’ve never seen anything like this before. “Baby Got Back” with Sir Mix-A-Lot and the Seattle Symphony… and a whole lot of babies with backs and stuff.
When you try too hard, you’ll be the opposite of this, and that’s not a good look.
JustSomeMoves.
The top executive at Walmart admitted that one of his company’s trucks was involved in a six-vehicle crash Saturday that killed one man and critically injured three others, including comedian and actor Tracy Morgan.
“The facts are continuing to unfold,” CEO Bill Simon said Saturday. “If it’s determined that our truck caused the accident, Walmart will take full responsibility.”
James McNair, a 62-year-old comedian from Peekskill, known as Jimmy Mack, was killed in the crash, authorities said Saturday. McNair also wrote for Morgan and was one of his closest friends.
According to a Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital spokesman, Morgan, 45, assistant Jeffrey Millea, 36, and comic Ardie Fuqua, 43, remain in critical condition this morning.
Truck driver Kevin Roper, 35, has been charged with one count of death by auto and four counts of assault by auto in the accident, the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office said.
Roper, accompanied by his attorney, turned himself in to State Police on Saturday night, according to the Associated Press. He was processed and turned over to Middlesex County officials.
Simon said he was “profoundly sorry” that a Walmart truck was involved in the accident, and the company said it is cooperating fully with law enforcement.
Simon pledged the company would “do what’s right for the family of the victim and the survivors in the days and weeks ahead.”
Morgan, Fuqua, Millea and comedian Harris Stanton were traveling from a gig at Dover Downs Casino in Delaware early Saturday when their 2012 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van was struck by Roper’s truck on the New Jersey Turnpike, according to State Police.
Morgan’s driver Tyrone Gale told ABC News that the impact felt like an explosion, after which the van felt like it flipped several times.
“I climbed around and heard Tracy screaming for help,” Gale told ABC. “I climbed up on the body of the limo bus … but I couldn’t reach them.”
Stanton was treated and released from the hospital.
Four other vehicles were involved in the crash, but none of their occupants was seriously injured. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the crash.
Morgan first gained prominence as a “Saturday Night Live” cast member. He went on to star in the critically acclaimed television series “30 Rock.”
The prosecutor’s office asks that anyone with information about the crash to call the State Police’s Detective Bureau in Cranbury at (732) 609-860-9000, ext. 4400.
h/t – nj
Actor and comedian Tracy Morgan and two members of his entourage remain in critical condition Sunday after after the limousine bus he was riding in was involved in a multi-vehicle accident on the New Jersey Turnpike Saturday that left one dead.
The vehicle carrying the former Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock cast member and six others was involved in a six-vehicle accident in the northbound lanes of the turnpike near mile marker 71.5, near Cranbury Township, at about 1 a.m. ET Saturday, Sgt. First Class Greg Williams told The Associated Press.
Morgan was in intensive care at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick, New Jersey, a hospital spokesperson said Saturday.
Morgan’s family was with him at the hospital on Saturday, according to the actor’s representative. “His family is now with him and he is receiving excellent care,” Lewis Kay said in a statement. “We don’t anticipate much of a change in his condition today, but will provide a further update once more information becomes available.”
