Instagram model Elizabeth Ruiz tries to Extort NFL Star Von Miller for $2.5 million over Sex Tape

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When will these athletes ever learn? Von Miller one of the most successful athletes on and off the field decides to jeopardize his lucrative off the field endorsements by making a sextape with an Instagram model who then promises to keep said tape private. She then flips and tries to sell the tape to TMZ for millions and is rebuked by Harvey Levin and his minions. He is now in court doing his best from the tape being released and now the corporations who he has aligned himself with over the past two years are probably wondering if they should drop him all together. Dumb athletes need teaching. More below:

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screen-shot-2016-11-16-at-6-37-32-amAccording to the Los Angeles court filing, Miller “engaged in consensual sexual intercourse” with Ruiz, an aspiring model/actress, while vacationing in Cancun in late-June. Accompanied by a couple of male friends, Ruiz, and several other women, Miller rented Villa Albatros, an 11,500-square-foot beachfront residence. Instagram photos show Miller, Ruiz, and the other vacationers riding jet skis, parasailing, lounging poolside, and, as seen in the below image, preparing to take a private jet for a night out in Miami.

Ruiz (seen above) recorded herself having sex with Miller “while they were alone indoors,” the court filing reports. “Plaintiff insisted at all times that the recording be kept private. Ruiz agreed that she would keep the recording private,” added Miller’s attorney.

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[video] Russell Simmons on Awards: White S**t Doesn’t Give You a Fair Black Chance

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While many people were upset with the lack of diversity at this year’s Oscars, Russell Simmons is looking at the bigger picture and he told VladTV that there needs to be more diversity in all of Hollywood. The famed business magnate explained that there are no Black people running companies, which he believes is a big problem.

During the conversation the Def Jam co-founder spoke about the lack of Black comedians since Def Comedy Jam left HBO. He explained that the show gave a lot of Black comedians an opportunity that wasn’t there before, and Russell added that while Kevin Hart is a huge name today, he says that Hollywood wanted nothing to do with him at first.

Check out more topics that we covered with Russell in the above clip, including his thoughts on Stacey Dash, and much more.

Sony Pictures Exec. Amy Pascal Begs Public Not To Read Racist Emails

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This is a fascinating story that I hope you guys are paying attention to because this is just the beginning of impending cyber warfare against corporations the world over. They have made their demands known and will continue to pull off the veil of these multi-national corporations who have wielded unbridled power for far too long. I got my popcorn. Lastly, I hope that Amy wakes up and realizes that Al Sharpton’s influence is waning and doesn’t speak for us. Burn Hollywood burn.

DEADLINE: Did you apologize to the president?
PASCAL: I don’t know Barack Obama. I worked really hard for him in both of his campaigns. I am inspired by him. I…I’m embarrassed, deeply.

DEADLINE: Rev. Al Sharpton just came out with a statement highly critical of your comment. How do you react to that?
PASCAL: I know I screwed up. So I called him and we spoke. And we are going to try to use this as an opportunity to make things better.

 

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[video] David Banner Says He Makes No Apologies for being ‘Pro-black’

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Check out this revealing interview with David Banner where he discusses a whole range of issues including not making any apologies for being ‘pro-black’.

via Onbuilding Community

Interviewed by Dani Jackson

I was honored to Kick Off the Conversation on building community with rapper, actor, producer and activist, David Banner. The Mississippi native, who recently appeared in Lee Daniels’ The Butler and will appear in Ride Along with Ice Cube and Kevin Hart in January, shares his perspective healing Black communities.