WHOA! EPIC! POWERFUL! Just in time for the announcement of NJ approving same-sex marriage, The L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center, Any Given Tuesday were able connect forces with Jamie Foxx, Elton John, Lisa Vanderpump, James Woods and a few others to star in a PSA for homeless youth. After his parents finds out about his homosexuality, a boy is forced to live on the streets, have sex for money and is very ready and willing to commit suicide! A roller-coaster ride of a journey! “Within they’re first seven days on the street, many who have never even tried drugs in their life will result to substances like crystal meth,” Lisa Vanderpump informs us for this wild PSA! Hit the jump and check it out.
(Photos) Jesus Take The Wheel! Teen Commits Suicide Because Of WHAT?!
15 year old Christian Adamek committed suicide after learning he may be registered on the Alabama sex offender list for pulling a streaking prank at a high school football game. On September 27th, cops arrested Adamek after he ran across the football field completely naked. Under Alabama law, the teen would be listed as a sex offender if found guilty of indecent exposure. SMH! To read more, click below.
(Photos) Katy Perry Contemplated WHAT After Divorce?
After a very messy divorce from Russell Brand, Katy Perry was battling a very hard battle with herself. Dealing with the heartbreak and insult of being broken up with via text, Perry began to contemplate suicide. To read what the singer had to say about that dark time, click below.
Sports: 29-Year-Old Former NFL Player Kills Himself in Front of Wife & Kids
This is so sad. Former San Diego Chargers safety has Paul Oliver committed suicide. He was 29 years old. Our thoughts & prayers are with his family. Report after the jump…
Convicted Cleveland Kidnapper Ariel Castro Found Dead In His Prison Cell
Ariel Castro who was convicted of kidnapping three women for nearly a decade. He was sentenced to 1000 years in prison. It is reported that Castro committed suicide by hanging himself. More on this story as it develops.
