The owner of a jewelry store is extremely lucky that this man was in their store at the time he was. A robber came into a Augustun Jewellers in the Lougheed Mall in Burnaby, Canada yielding a machete attempting to steal some gold. At the time, another man was in the store buying a ring for his girlfriend and took down the robber and held him down until police came minutes later! Check out the video below. Funk Flex
First Annual Global Spin Awards Announced To Honor The DJ!
Photo Credit: Vibe Finally, an awards show for the DJs! Funk Flex, Kid Capri, Clinton Sparks and Marley Marl have gotten together with MTV’s Sway and Bad Boy’s Shawn Prez to announce the first annual Global Spin Awards. The show will happen in New York on November 19th. More info here. Watch the video of the nominees below. Marisa Mendez
Teens Want To Make A Sex Tape After Reading A Book On How To Become A Celebrity
After reading the e-book, It’s All About the Sex Face: A Guide to Becoming a Celebrity, teens are more eager to make a sex tape so they could become famous. A mother caught her teen daughter and her best friend plotting on how they were going to pull this off and become the next Kim Kardashian. The book claims that a sex tape will land you fame, put you in the front seat of award shows, have paparazzi following them around, promises of a reality show and more. The girls read about the book on Twitter and spread the word to her friends. At least a mother caught on to the plan before it was too late. Read more below. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Mysterious Audi R8 caught testing
Audi has already showed off the updated 2013 Audi R8, which is why this test mule has us a little perplexed. With a look somewhere between the current R8 GT and Audi’s GT3 racecar, it’s not really clear exactly what this car is (or will be). Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Toyota had some warning of recall issues four years ago
Automotive News reports Toyota may have known about the problem behind the company’s recall of 7.43 million vehicles. The recall covers faulty window switches that may get stuck or catch fire if improperly lubricated. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration received its first complaint about the issue some four years ago, which singled out American supplier, Tram Inc., and its Japanese parent company, Tokai Rika Co., as being to blame for the trouble. The faulty switches in question were described as emitting a strange smell and were sent back to the supplier for analysis. Tokai Rika couldn’t discern a cause for the failure. Funk Flex
