Jackie Chan Laments His Son's Drug Arrest, But Will Stand By Him

Jackie Chan, who was made an anti-drug ambassador in China in 2009, has expressed dismay over the recent arrest of his 31 year old son, Jaycee Chan, on drug charges. Jaycee Chan was picked up and detained last Thursday after 100 grams of marijuana was discovered at his home.

Police said Jaycee and another man found in his home, Taiwanese movie star Kai Ko, 23, tested positive for marijuana and admitted using the drug.

The legendary actor, took to his website today to express his sadness, shock and heartbreak over his son's behaviour and apologized to the public. He wrote;

When The Ice Bucket Challenge Goes Wrong - #IceBucketChallenge

First, we saw Bill Gates develop a pulley system to do the challenge after he was tagged by Mark Zuckerberg who did it the old fashioned way. Then there was Oprah and other African American celebrities. On a sad note, we read of the man who died of a heart attack after doing the challenge.

But this is the funniest post about the #ALS #IceBucketChallenge, believe me.

From people falling down because their buckets are too heavy, to the buckets falling down and bashing them over the head, there's that and more cases of the Ice Bucket Challenge going wrong.

Enjoy and get some laughs :)

Beyonce Gets Wax Figure At Madame Tussauds in London

Beyonce has joined the ranks of celebrities and stars showcased in wax by Madame Tussauds in London. The singer's life-size doppelganger wax work was unveiled today at Regent’s Park, London.

See more pictures below...

Don Lemon CNN Anchor On 5 Things Black People Should Be Doing To Fix Racial Profiling

CNN's Don Lemon hosting a townhall meeting on the Michael Brown shooting in Ferguson is reminding many of comments he made after the Trayvon Martin's murder case. At that time, in talking about race, a lot of conservatives were asking why the media wasn't talking about other problems in the black community, especially the high rates of crime.

After the ruling on the case, Don Lemon felt it was time to address those issues and how to fix other ills that seem to be plaguing the community in general. He felt it was time for some tough love after Bill O'Reilly, FOX News host called out "black on black crime", saying;

The reason there is so much violence and chaos in the black precincts is the disintegration of the African- American family. Raised without much structure, young black men often reject education and gravitate towards the street culture, drugs, hustling, gangs. Nobody forces them to do that, again, it is a personal decision. 

Don Lemon responded by saying, "He's got a point. In fact, he's got more than a point. In my estimation, he doesn't go far enough. Black people, if you really want to fix the problem, here's just five things that you should think about doing.

Stella Damasus Shares Sweet Message As Her Daughter Turns 15

Stella Damasus has been campaigning for a petition to present a posthumous award of bravery to Dr. Ameyo Adadevoh, the Nigerian doctor who died of Ebola.

But the beautiful actress took time off to celebrate her daughter who turns 15 today. She wrote;

My baby Isabel is 15 today. Wow! How time flies. I thank God for counting me worthy to give me such a wonderful gift like Isabel. She is beautiful, kind, very patient, extremely understanding, a fantastic friend, amazingly talented and skilled, and a lover of God. Isabel has been like a mother to me especially those nights of doubts filled with tears, fear and worry. Thank you for all you are to me and the rest of the family. I am so proud of you. Love you babes. Happy birthday.

Omotola's First Son Celebrates 16th Birthday In South Africa

Omotola Jalade, her husband and children are all currently in South Africa and vacation, and today makes an extra special day as her first son MJ celebrates his 16th birthday surrounded by family.

The proud mom shared pictures from the small event to mark the day, saying;

Happy birthday @iamcaptaine may your talent take you before kings. We love you dearly. Happy sweet #16 . With love Mimi, dad,mickyboy,moi and princess. #africanyoungestmusicproducer #africasyoungestmusicproducer

Childless Couple Lose Faith In God After 16 Years And Burn Their Bibles

Benson and his wife, who have been married for 16 years without a child, yesterday set ablaze their bibles with their action attracting hundreds of passersby.

The couple, who live in Asaba, Delta State, are members of a popular Pentecostal church in the area around Bonssac quarters, and were angry after their high expectations of making babies were shattered by a prophet who told them they had a delay in having children because they were far from God.

Consequently, they claimed that God has abandoned them, but an insider said that they were disillusioned after several prophets told them that the Lord was totally fed up of their Christian practice,  LeadershipNg reports.

Ice Bucket Challenge - Anna Wintour Accepts Daughter @beeshaffer's #ALS #IceBucketChallenge

Anna Wintour just accepted her daughter @beeshaffer's #als #icebucketchallenge, and the style and fashion community are going bonkers. Anna Wintour's daughter Bee Shaffer challenged her on Tuesday, and with the 24 hr deadline, the Vogue editor just did hers.

Her young family members are the ones to pour the ice-water over Anna Wintour, and she challenges Roger Federer and Dominic West. Some have said she called out all the young ladies on the current Vogue cover, but that's not true.

Watch the Instagram clip below, and see the full video on Vogue's Facebook page. The children of course then get into water fights, LOL...

@NickiMinaj's #AnacondaVideoOnVevo Becomes Top Twitter Hashtag Worldwide

Nicki Minaj has been releasing snippets and still pictures from the Anaconda music video for weeks, and finally the complete video was debuted last night on VEVO.

Since then the music video has been trending on Twitter at #1. Check it out below. Beware it is not safe for work....

#Ferguson - If You Don't Want To Get Hurt, Don't Challenge Me - Cop Writes In Open Letter

By Sunil Dutta

A teenager is fatally shot by a police officer; the police are accused of being bloodthirsty, trigger-happy murderers; riots erupt. This, we are led to believe, is the way of things in America.

It is also a terrible calumny; cops are not murderers. No officer goes out in the field wishing to shoot anyone, armed or unarmed. And while they’re unlikely to defend it quite as loudly during a time of national angst like this one, people who work in law enforcement know they are legally vested with the authority to detain suspects — an authority that must sometimes be enforced. Regardless of what happened with Mike Brown, in the overwhelming majority of cases it is not the cops, but the people they stop, who can prevent detentions from turning into tragedies.

Working the street, I can’t even count how many times I withstood curses, screaming tantrums, aggressive and menacing encroachments on my safety zone, and outright challenges to my authority. In the vast majority of such encounters, I was able to peacefully resolve the situation without using force.