Terrell Owens Dr Phil Baby Mothers

Terrell Owens Dr Phil Baby Mothers, For not having played an NFL game since 2010, Terrell Owens has been in the news a lot recently. And if you love you some T.O. you’ll love this: on Tuesday, May 8, he’ll appear on Dr. Phil … along with his three baby mamas (Dr. Phil’s words — seriously — not ours).

During a Monday appearance on the CBS Morning Show, the good doctor took part in a riveting discussion about Tanning Mom and weighed in on the tragic death of Junior Seau before speaking more generally about the pressures professional athlete’s face.

“Eighty percent end up bankrupt, divorced or in serious financial trouble within two years of being out of the league,” Dr. Phil said. “… The research says that it’s because of the hangers-on, getting ripped off by advisors…”

Which brings us to Terrell Owens. Dr. Phil offered a glimpse into Owens’ situation at the 3:40 mark in the video below.

The details for those of you too lazy to click the play button: Dr. Phil said Owens “[S]ays he wants to set the record straight. He wants to tell people he’s not the person the media has depicted him of being,” adding “I’m not sure he made a lot of progress with these women.”

At one point during the encounter, one of the women tells T.O., “I have been raising our daughter to the best of my ability. I’ve tried to be the best mother I can be. I have always supported you Terrell and I think you know that. I have come to your defense all the time because I realize you are my child’s father. I would not wish any harm on you, I wish you nothing but the best because I know how I feel as a daughter.”

Owens disagreed when asked if he believed what the women were saying. (CBSSports)

Kennedy Family Curse

Kennedy Family Curse, The death of Mary Richardson Kennedy, an apparent suicide, is another instance to add to the timeline of the Kennedy family history, which many believe is under a curse of misfortune.

Richardson Kennedy, the estranged wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., was found dead on Wednesday in what police called an apparent suicide.

Despite their political fame and fortune, the family has been ridden with tragedy for decades, even years before the late-former President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963. After this event, and the death of Robert Kennedy five years later, many began to believe the Kennedy family was under some sort of ominous curse, causing its members to die young from illness, assassinations and accidents, once they delved deeper into the history. Some even say troubles for the Kennedy family, an Irish-American clan originally from Massachusetts, began when the patriarch and father-of-nine Joseph Kennedy became an ambassador to Britain in 1937.

1941: Joseph Kennedy and wife Rose order a lobotomy for eldest daughter, Rosemary Kennedy, to control her violent mood swings. The procedure was not successful, prompting them to place her in a mental institution.

1944: On August 12, at the young age of 29, the eldest son, Joseph Jr., dies in a plane crash in World War II, after his bomber exploded.
1948: Kathleen Cavendish, the fourth of the children and the Marquess of Hartington, dies in a plane crash in France on May 13 at age 28.

1955, 1956: Jackie Kennedy, the wife of John F. Kennedy, has a miscarriage in 1955 and a stillbirth in 1956.

1961: Joseph Kennedy suffers a stroke which renders him speechless and in a wheelchair.

1963: Patrick, the son of John F. Kennedy and wife Jackie, dies two days after his birth in August.

1963: JFK, 46, is assassinated on Nov. 22 in Dallas, Tex. during a ride in an open convertible with his wife by Lee Harvey Oswald.

1964: Senator Edward “Ted” Kennedy survives a plane crash in June which killed his aide Edward Moss,

1968: Robert Kennedy is assassinated by Sirhan Sirhan after winning the Calif. Democratic primary on June 6 while on his campaign trail for the presidency. (International Business Times)

Billboard Music Awards 2012

Billboard Music Awards 2012, The Billboard Music Awards returned to prime-time TV after a four-year hiatus in 2011 and received a massive reception from both music fans and industry alike. The show was the highest-rated program of the evening with the three-hour telecast averaging 7.9 million total viewers (even beating out the finale of NBC’s “Celebrity Apprentice”). Additionally, over 220,000 Tweets about the show were shared during the course of the broadcast.

The show is back, airing on ABC at 8/7c this Sunday, May 20th, and social media is an integral part of the show this year. Make sure to join the conversation on Twitter throughout the weekend by using the official 2012 Billboard Music Awards event hashtag, #BBMA. Want the inside scoop on what else to expect? Read on… (Billboard)

Donna Summer Families

Donna Summer Families, The 63-year-old singer, who had hits including Hot Stuff, Love to Love You, Baby and I Feel Love, died in Florida on Thursday morning.

She had largely kept her battle with lung cancer out of the public eye. But the website TMZ reported that the singer had told friends she believed her illness was the result of inhaling toxic dust from the collapsed Twin Towers.

On Thursday night tributes were paid to the singer, considered by many to be the voice of the 1970s.

A statement released on behalf of her family — husband Bruce Sudano, their daughters Brooklyn and Amanda, her daughter, Mimi from a previous marriage and four grandchildren — read: “Early this morning, surrounded by family, we lost Donna Summer Sudano, a woman of many gifts, the greatest being her faith. (Telegraph)

Kim Kardashian Skechers FTC

Kim Kardashian Skechers FTC, The Federal Trade Commission said Wednesday that Skechers USA, Inc. has agreed to pay $50 million to settle charges that the company “deceived consumers by making unfounded claims that Shape-ups would help people lose weight, and strengthen and tone their buttocks, legs and abdominal muscles.”

The FTC also busted Skechers for “falsely representing that clinical studies backed up the claims.”

The misrepresented claims came in TV, print and Internet advertising. According to the FTC, that included an extensive campaign featuring Kim Kardashian, highlighted by a TV spot that aired during Super Bowl XLV in which she traded her trainer for a pair of Shape-ups.

Skechers’ Shape-ups “Get Back In The Game” marketing featured Joe Montana, Karl Malone, Wayne Gretzky, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Brooke Burke. A Skechers commercial that aired during Super Bowl XLIV featured Montana’s voice but not his image.

The FTC complaint did not cover GoRun, a line that Skechers launched around Super Bowl XLVI this year with a TV spot featuring a French bulldog named Mr. Quigley.

Of the money from the settlement, $40 million will go toward customer refunds. The FTC has set up a Web site and a Hot Line (866-325-4186) for consumers to determine whether or not they are eligible for a refund and for what amount. In addition, $5 million will be used to settle state allegations and $5 million will be used to pay class-action legal fees.

The FTC said in a statement that the Huntington Beach, Calif.-based Skechers “made unsupported claims that Shape-ups would provide more weight loss, and more muscle toning and strengthening than regular fitness shoes.” Skechers also made deceptive claims about its Resistance Runner, Toners and Tone-ups shoes, according to the FTC. (NYSportsJournalism)

DEA Justin Bieber Cocaine Trafficking

DEA Justin Bieber Cocaine Trafficking, Justin Bieber got an unexpected shout out during the Manhattan drug trafficking trial of James Rosemond, a hip-hop manager accused of running a cross-country cocaine trafficking ring.

While on the stand, Drug Enforcement Administration Agent Victoria Delollo described to jurors the events surrounding the execution of a search warrant last May at an apartment in Manhattan. Prosecutors claim the residence was being used as a drug “stash house” by Rosemond and his accomplices.

During the search of the residence, investigators were counting on finding money, narcotics and other drug paraphernalia at the East 65th Street apartment. Delollo testified that they found a scale that looked like a CD case, some plastic bags, and several documents which had the names of Rosemond, his mother and an associate.

The DEA agent also told jurors that federal agents also recovered a “Justin Bieber concert pass” that had Rosemond’s photo on it from the Apartment, according to TheSmokingGun.com.

There was no other testimony involving the superstar singer. Bieber has never been represented by Rosemond or has in any way been connected with the drug trafficking case.

The government indicted Rosemond on 13 felony charges over his involvement in a nationwide drug trafficking enterprise which prosecutors claim made over $10 million a year. (Christian Post)

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