Recently Drake received a lot of backlash after reportedly telling a fan wearing a hijab to take that “hot ass scarf” off. Some people found it funny while others did not. Drake has now released a statement regarding the incident.
(Photo + Video) BAPE Releases Statement About Man Who Beats Up ‘Supreme’ Customers
So there’s this guy who goes around terrorizing the clothing brand Supreme’s customers, who are waiting in line for new merch. He does stuff like kick your bag, bully you, throw your hat to the ground and even fights you just because you like Supreme. And he does it all in the name of BAPE. Now the brand BAPE releases a statement saying they have no affiliation with this character.
(Photo) Hillary Clinton Release Statement On The Death Of Alton Sterling; Calls It A “Tragedy”
Hillary Clinton releases an official statement on the disgusting unjustified death of Alton Sterling who was shot at point blank range, multiple times, while he was on the ground, by 2 police officers for selling cds.
Lil Mama Releases Statement After Being Arrested In NYC
Lil Mama was just released after being arrested for driving without a license – stemming from an unaddressed speeding incident in 2013. Now she updates fans on the situation and apologizes to all of her supporters.
Dr. Luke’s Lawyer Releases Statement About Ke$ha, Says Allegations Are “Outright Lies”
Dr. Luke in case you missed, is the music producer who allegedly drugged and raped pop star Ke$ha. Well, his lawyer, Christine Lepera, just released a statement which describes Luke’s innocence, as well as claimed the allegations are “outright lies”. Hit the jump for the full statement.
(Photo) Jada Pinkett Smith Responds To The Academy President’s Statement
Since the reveal of this year’s Oscar nominations, critics of the 88th Annual Awards show have slammed the Academy for their lack of diversity. After actors like Jada Pinkett Smith and Spike like called for a boycott of the awards, the Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs released a statement about the controversy. She wrote a positive message with hope for the future saying,
“I would like to acknowledge the wonderful work of this year’s nominees. While we celebrate their extraordinary achievements, I am both heartbroken and frustrated about the lack of inclusion…”
Since the release of Issacs statement on behalf of the Academy, Jada Pinkett Smith, who has been one of the more vocal critics throughout this controversy reached out via Twitter with a response about the Academy’s statement. Check out more below.
