By Larry Henry To many, Louisiana is an alluring destination known for moss-draped bayous and excellent food, where the unofficial state motto, Laissez les bon temps rouler (Let the good times roll), defines not just a widespread infectious attitude but also an inherited way of life. To others, the Bayou State is a breeding ground […]
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The Neighborhood Watch: The Consequences Of Being Polite!


By Katrina Broner To Be Rudely Polite About It… The only way to get people to be polite these days is to be rude about it. Then it seems that you can’t be polite without it quickly escalating into being mistaken for hardcore flirting. The only happy medium is to be a bit of a […]
Godfather II Co-Star Harry Dean Stanton Dead at 91- Entertainment News


By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt Veteran actor Harry Dean Stanton has died at the age of 91 earlier today at Cedars- Sinai Hospital in L.A. Stanton starred in such film classics as “Godfather II,” “Pretty in Pink,” “Alien” and “Escape from New York to name just a few. NewzBreaker extends our condolences to the Stanton Family […]
Tati’s World: “National Sober Friends Day” Is Now September 15th of Each Year – So It Has Been Said, So It Has Been Done!


By Tatiauna Miller Did you know they have all kinds of “Days” to honor ridiculous things like April 30th Hairstyle Appreciation Day and March 10th Middle Name Pride day, but no Sober Friends day? I proclaim September 15th as “National Sober Friends Day!” Sober friends are extremely important. This person is the physical representation of […]
Will Beauty and the Beast Rule the 2017 Box Office?


When you look movies set to dominate the 2017 worldwide box office, there are beauties and there are beasts. How did Fate of the Furious make over a billion dollars while one of the best films of the year, Logan Lucky, bombed? I’ll tell you how: the public (as a whole) doesn’t give a damn […]
Goodfellas Actor Frank Vincent Dead at 78 – Breaking Entertainment News


By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt Frank Vincent, an Italian – American character actor who uttered the famous line “Now go home and get your fuc*^% shine box” to Joe Pesci’s character Tommy D. in Goodfellas, died today during open heart surgery, TMZ reports. He was 78. Vincent was a beloved actor who made a name for […]
The Neighborhood Watch: Dealing With Hurricane Irma!


By Katrina Broner Tampa Blessed, Florida Strong “Irma is a MONSTER Hurricane and she is going to devour Florida, everyone is going to damn near die!” Living in Tampa, FL that’s actually pretty close to the media coverage I’ve heard every day for the last 3 weeks about Hurricane Irma. Yes, Irma was a record […]
The Sinatra File: This Week with Frank, #3


By Jerry Pearce September 11th 1961. Things were coming to an end between Frank Sinatra and his record label of the preceding eight years, Capitol, and Sinatra couldn’t be happier. Fully immersed for more than a year in the amalgam of his own record label, Reprise, the singer couldn’t wait to fulfill the final recording […]
Godfather II Co Star Gastone Moschin Dead at 88 – Entertainment News


By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt Gastone Moschin, a character actor who played Don Fanucci, in The Godfather II has died in Terni, Umbira Italy at the age of 88, on September 4th. His other big roles were in The Conformist and My Friends. He was married to Marzia Ubaldi.
Tati’s World: Repeat After Me, I Can’t Stand the Washington Redskins!


By Tatiauna Miller Living the majority of my life in the DMV area you would think I have developed some love for the Washington Redskins, well I haven’t. I can’t stand the team and during the season I can’t stand the fans either. I feel like I have multiple reasons not to like the team […]
Tati’s World: This Grief Thing…


By Tatiauna Miller In February of this year, my daughter’s father lost his life to depression. Having to come home and tell my 7 year old daughter, that her father died was the most difficult thing I’ve had to do in my life. It’s one of those moments that will stay with me forever. I […]
The Sinatra File: This Week with Frank, #2


By Jerry Pearce Thirty six years ago this week, Frank Sinatra was a busy man; having arrived in New York City early in the month of September 1981, Sinatra had two obligations to fulfill in the Big Apple: final recording sessions for his forthcoming saloon album “She Shot Me Down”, as well as an elite […]
The Mafia Chronicles: Hot Springs Hotel Favored By Mobsters Faces Closure


By Larry Henry One of the important hotels in American Mafia history could be shut down, at least temporarily. Not the Riviera in Las Vegas, or any of the other notorious, mobbed-up hotels on the legendary Strip: the Stardust, the Sands, the Desert Inn, the Dunes. Those classic Old Vegas joints are already gone forever. […]
The Art of the Brick Exhibit By Artist Nathan Sawaya (NewzBreaker Review)


By Katrina Broner The Beauty of A (Lego) Brick “The first rule of this exhibit…no video or photographs. Put your phones and cameras away please. Thank you and have a great visit!” As we heard this upon entering, there were frustrated moans and then silence as Ivan, the docent, quickly informed us he was just […]
Grammy Award Winning Comedian, Actor & Writer Shelley Berman Dead at 92 – CAUSE OF DEATH REVEALED


By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt This one hits close to my heart. Legendary comedian, writer and actor, Shelley Berman died yesterday morning at the age of 92 at his home in Bell Canyon, Calif. His publicist, Glenn Schwartz, said the cause was complications of Alzheimer’s disease. In 1959, Berman was the first comedian to ever win […]
Tati’s World: People With Pets!


By Tatiauna Miller I don’t know who is worse; dog people, cat people or people with kids. Actually animal people and kid people are probably both equally annoying, but we will discuss animal people today. People that regularly dress their pets, please stop! Your dog is happy being himself. He doesn’t need to coordinate with […]
The Six Million Dollar Man Co-Star Richard Anderson Dead at 91


By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt In the 1970’s Lee Majors starred in the very popular “The Six Million Dollar Man” on TV and his co-star was Richard Anderson. Anderson, a character actor for many years was Oscar Goldman on the show and later on “The Bionic Woman.” Anderson died of natural causes on Thursday at the […]
TLC Gets Spirited With The Return of Kindred Spirits & All New Series Evil Things – Breaking Entertainment News


Friday night frights return to TLC in time for Halloween with the second season of KINDRED SPIRITS, following renowned ghost hunters Amy Bruni and Adam Berry as they help real people tormented by paranormal activity in their homes. Scared by the mysterious happenings, but hesitant to pick up and leave, they have turned to two […]
The Mafia Chronicles: Mob Reporter Ned Day, A Las Vegas Legend


By Larry Henry As George Knapp remembers it, when things started going sour for the mob in Las Vegas decades ago, no one was immune from threats. Not law enforcement officials, not state regulators, not even news reporters. No one. “For the most part, the mobsters we used to chase around understood it was our […]
The Sinatra File: This Week with Frank, #1


By Jerry Pearce A new feature of this column will feature relatively brief stabs at Sinatra history as we connect present time dates with corresponding timely historical moments in his career. For “This Week with Frank,” we travel to Upstate New York… August 1978. Sinatra was debuting with his orchestra at the Grandstand Stage of […]
Actor Jay Thomas of Murphy Brown & Cheers Fame Dead at 69


By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt Jay Thomas, a very funny comic and character actor who co-starred on hit shows “Cheers” and “Murphy Brown” has died after a battle with cancer, according to his publicist Tom Estey. Thomas was 69. “Jay Thomas was one of the funniest and kindest men I have had the honor to call […]
The Neighborhood Watch: Donald Trump Who’s America Are You Making Great Again?


By Katrina Broner Trina From St. Olaf, Nice To Meet You! The craziness of Rose Nylund has actually begun to make sense and we would be Besties for life living in this country right now. Rose is a character from the old tv show Golden Girls and she was always a little off and sincerely […]
Tati’s World: A Single Parent and Dating? The Struggle!


By Tatiauna Miller I’m a single black female with a child. According to some lame ass statistics I would be considered the least desirable mate. WELL…..according to “Tati’s World” a world-renowned publication here at NewzBreaker, I’m an extremely desirable mate and I’m very confused on why I haven’t found the BEST person for me. Notice […]