Mariah Carrey booed by the audience

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010 at 6:30 pm  
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Nah, unfortunately nobody booed Mariah for being whorishly dressed( although, somebody really should),  fans got pissed when the self proclaimed diva was an hour late for her concert.

Her show went down in Las Vegas and it was the last show of her Angels and Advocates tour. Mariah, however, decided that she must be “fashionably late” – a whole hour! The audience welcomed  her with booing, but she had an excuse ready: “I’d like to apologize for my tardiness. You probably won’t believe me, and they’ll probably make a big thing of it, ‘oh Mariah had to get her doctor in’, but I got sick yet again because it’s winter, I didn’t think I could come out here tonight.
“But I was very grateful I could get some sleep and we could pull it together. It’s not so glam at 6.30 in the morning when you’re coughing and sounding like a frog.”

Yeah, right!

Michael Jordan seeks compensation of millions of restaurants

Sunday, December 27th, 2009 at 12:08 pm  
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Two suits for two retail chain sent is probably the biggest basketball player of all time Michael Jordan. He asks every five million dollars damages. Merchants have their products in the last commemorative edition of “Sports Illustrated”, dedicated to receiving 46-year-old Jordan in the “Hall of Fame”, advertised illegally, using the name of former player of Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards were without requested permission from him. Jordan advocates have raised in court in Chicago of two lawsuits against “Dominick’s Finer Foods and Jewell Food Stores. The first is the name Džordanovim advertised their juneći steak for two dollars, forgetting that the athletes have to protect, and sold its name rights for two stekhausa, and one dostavljačnicu these types of foods, which operates only over the Internet. In the “Jewell” is however used Džordanovu older commercial for “Nike” shoes. Since the two companies that have infringed the right of Michael Jordan, athletes now claim ten million dollars for “misrepresentation, consumer fraud and unfair competition.”