Detroit Cops Shoot & Kill Family Dog From Behind Fence — And Say They Did Nothing Wrong! (Video)

Way back in April, we reported how Eminem came face-to-face with a home invader who snuck past security at his residence in Detroit and bravely fought him off.

Eminem‘s home in Detroit earlier this year allegedly told the rapper that he was “there to kill him”.Matthew Hughes appeared in court yesterday (September 9) and faces five years behind bars if he is convicted of first-degree home invasion and malicious destruction of a building.Security footage shown to the Michigan court reportedly captures the moment that Hughes sneaked around the outside of the rapper’s home in April, before throwing a paving stone through the back window to gain entry.The

Eminem's alleged home invader shared an ominous message with the rapper after his entry to the property, according to police. In early April, Eminem, born Marshall Mathers, awakened to find a man standing behind him, Clinton Township police officer, Adam Hackstock, said in a testimony on Wednesday, according to the Detroit Free Press.

Eminem’s home invader allegedly had murderous intent.

Eminem during a middle-of-the-night home invasion earlier this year told the rapper he was there to "kill" him.The man appeared in court on Sept.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. -- A man who broke into Eminem's suburban Detroit home in April told the rapper that “he was there to kill him,” a police officer testified Wednesday.A judge found enough evidence to send Matthew Hughes to trial on charges of home invasion and malicious destruction of property.Hughes wasn't armed when he was discovered in Eminem's home in Clinton Township, Michigan.

Cynthia Bailey got real with HollywoodLife about her 20-pound weight fluctuation during quarantine. The Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 53, admitted that once the COVID-19 pandemic hit — which caused stay-at-home orders across the globe — “my happy place became food.” Cynthia spoke exclusively about her weight gain and loss with HollywoodLife during an episode of TVTalk on Instagram Live on September 7.

Big Sean has opened up about struggling with his mental health prior to the release of his new album, ‘Detroit 2’.The Californian rapper’s fifth studio album arrived last Friday (September 4) and features Eminem, Anderson .Paak, Post Malone, among others.Yesterday (September 7) Sean posted a series of tweets in which he said he was “working on me and figuring things out” during the making of the record and had also experienced suicidal thoughts at that time.“I don’t feel like this currently, but

David “Smokey” Gaines was a basketball player with the Harlem Globetrotters before going on to coach at Detroit Mercy.After attending LeMoyne-Owen College, Gaines was drafted by the Detroit Pistons. But he also had a chance to play for the Harlem Globetrotters, and he took that offer, joining the team in 1963.

Big Sean has revealed plans to start his own record label after the ‘Detroit 2’ album cycle is complete.The rapper hosted a Q&A on Twitter earlier today (September 6), where fans were encouraged to submit questions under #AskBigSean.One user (@Mikeeasay) asked if he was still signed with Kanye West-founded label G.O.O.D Music, to which Big Sean replied, “Yep! I’m starting my own after this album though.

A.D. Amorosi With each album since 2011’s “Finally Famous,” rapper Big Sean has run from the chipper insolence of youth (and away from being a Kanye protégé) into the arms of ruminative adulthood and all of its blessings and curses.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVProduction wrapped yesterday on Tyler Perry’s BET+ drama series Ruthless, a spinoff of his popular BET White House drama The Oval. Starting today, Perry began taping new episodes of his BET+ comedy series Bruh.Perry has been filming new seasons of his series at his Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta amid the coronavirus pandemic with breaks between the shoots.

A federal judge in Georgia last week ruled the State Department must recognize the U.S. citizenship of the daughter of a gay couple who was born via surrogate.

Big Sean's new album DETROIT 2 is out this Friday, the rapper's first full-length project since 2017's Metro Boomin collaboration Double Or Nothing.

The 24th American Black Film Festival in Miami Beach has wrapped its virtual edition, with Chris Bailey's basketball drama Curtis picking up the best U.S. narrative feature prize.

Walker (Mo McRae) takes an immediate dislike to Boston (Trai Byers) when they first meet under Houston’s unforgiving sun: They’re digging a latrine, and Walker can’t abide Boston’s high mannered speech in conjunction with his skin tone, which is lighter than Walker’s by several shades. They tussle.