By Jen Loehr As a kid I grew up in church…we were at church every Sunday (morning and evening service) and every Wednesday night. Now, my parents were not, have not ever been bible pushers or crazy people as depicted in many movies that come to mind (thank God my name is not Carrie). Nevertheless […]
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Still Living the Horror of November 8, 2016 Almost One Year Later to the Day!
(Publisher Note: Not only do I FULLY CONCUR with every word Kimberly has written, I stand behind her and this article!) By Kimberly Palermo Almost one year ago today, on November 8th, 2016, Americans voted for our next president. I watched in horror, as my fellow Americans voted away their neighbor’s human and civil rights. […]
Dunning-Kruger Strikes Again!
By Kimberly Palermo Have you ever noticed that the biggest racists and bigots in America are those with the least exposure to the group they’re maligning? As it turns out, most people who openly slander those in historically marginalized groups, do not have a single close friend who fits the category they so recklessly defame. […]
Tati’s World: Interracial Dating – “The Swirl Life”
By Tatiauna Miller I’m an equal opportunity dater. I date all races, I don’t discriminate. Why not cast a wider net when there are so many fish in the sea. I won’t deny that dating interracial can be full of awkward social moments, but I’m not afraid of a challenge. I think dating interracially has […]
Investigation Discovery’s New 3-Part Series DEADLY DENTISTS Premieres Friday November 24th – TV News
Imagine a world where your largely irrational fears of going to the dentist find basis in truth, but in ways you never expected. Investigation Discovery’s (ID) newest series DEADLY DENTISTS tells the true stories of dentists involved in murder, giving us reason to acknowledge our fears about sitting in that dreaded chair while sharp metal […]
Stereotyped Women As Told By Not So Stereotypical Women
By Arita Sysamout, Tatiauna Miller & Katrina Broner Stereotype: Widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing. As different as we all are, our stereotypes are wildly amusing. Rest is uneasy that we can’t go out the door or pick up a phone without being hit […]
Everything’s Relevant: Friday Night Lights & More…
By Jen Loehr I grew up the daughter of 2 amazing teachers. One of the teachers, my dad, was also a High School Football Coach for my entire life until he retired. So, not only did I grow up with underpaid and underappreciated teachers…I was also the child of an underpaid and many times unappreciated […]
The Mafia Chronicles: Mob Writers Debate the Kennedy Assassination
By Larry Henry Two acclaimed organized-crime writers squared off in Las Vegas recently, debating whether the mob orchestrated President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. On one side was Dan E. Moldea, on the other, Gus Russo. Both are noted investigative journalists and authors. During the debate at The Mob Museum, Moldea argued that notorious labor leader […]
Chronicles of a Semi-Hot Mom: Growing Up & Reflecting On What Is Really Important!
By Arita Sysamout Remember when we were young and in such a rush to grow up? I don’t even know why. All I wanted to do was stay up late at night, not have anyone tell me what to do and buy the whole candy aisle at 7-Eleven. This whole adulting thing doesn’t really seem […]
Something Scarier Than Monsters – Halloween Costumes in 2017 That Are Insensitive!
By Kimberly Palermo I don’t know about you, but Halloween is one my favorite holidays… It’s the one holiday where parents can not only take part and dress up, but if they’re really lucky, their kids are still young enough to sneak a few treats from that candy sack… to help lighten the load, of […]
Activist & Feature Writer Kimberly Palermo Joins the Writing Team at NewzBreaker
NewzBreaker Press Release Activist and Feature Writer Kimberly Palermo joins the team at Newzbreaker where she will write columns that are to enlighten, teach and at times, smack you in the face with what is reality from the make believe in America. On behalf of the entire team at NewzBreaker, we welcome her aboard.
Tati’s World: Kids Are Really Tiny Drunk People!
By Tatiauna Miller Whomever said “Kids are like tiny drunk people” didn’t lie. My child and I spend a lot of time together and as I look back on our daily interactions, I think I need to check her juice box. She’s has no filter, zero balance, an emotional rollercoaster, slow as a sloth (her […]
Before “IT” Had Pennywise The World Had John Wayne Gacy!
The scariest killer clown America has ever known wasn’t from outer space or a Stephen King novel. He was a small-town staple at children’s birthday parties who juggled his part-time clowning work with being a family man, successful businessman, and respected pillar of the community. But behind John Wayne Gacy’s silly circus act lurked a […]
The Neighborhood Watch: Halloween Is Canceled
By Katrina Broner Here in Tampa a serial killer is putting lives in danger and arguably the most fun day of the year in serious jeopardy! We have 5 days until Halloween and as of October 9th this city has been thrown into a frantic search for a killer. As of today…he’s still out there. […]
The Neighborhood Watch: Invisible Violence from a Personal Experience!
By Katrina Broner No one should ever have to live in fear for their life or their sanity. Too many times people think of domestic violence as just physical abuse and are oblivious to other forms. Among others there is also Verbal, Emotional, Financial, Sexual, Psychological and Neglect…it’s all abuse and it often goes hand […]
Fats Domino Dead at 89 – Music World Mourns…
By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt Antoine “Fats” Domino, one of the architects of early rock ‘n’ roll whose piano-based hits such as “Blueberry Hill”, “Blue Monday” and “Ain’t That a Shame,” died Tuesday, an official said. Domino passed away due to natural causes, according to Mark Bone, chief investigator with the Jefferson Parish Medical Examiner’s office […]
Benson Star Robert Guillaume Dead at 89 – Cause of Death REVEALED
By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt Emmy Award-winning actor Robert Guillaume, best known as the title character in the TV sitcom “Benson,” died Tuesday. He was 89. His wife Donna Brown Guillaume told the Associated Press he died at their Los Angeles home of complications of prostate cancer. Guillaume was a beloved TV star in the middle […]
Tati’s World: It’s Halloween Y’all!
By Tatiauna Miller Bring out the decorations your tricks and treats, it’s time for Halloween! I love Halloween and not because I’m a Pagan or candy junkie, I just love to dress up. Yes, I have flare for the dramatics! If I could go to a costume party a few times a year, I would […]
Our Disney World Family Vacation
By Katrina Broner One of the reasons I love living in Tampa, FL is that I’m in the middle of everything! Anything fun we want to enjoy is just a hop (1 hour or less) a skip (3 hours) or jump (5 or more) away. The discounts as a resident of the Sunshine state aren’t […]
The Mafia Chronicles: Former Las Vegas Mobster Undergoes Heart Surgery
By Larry Henry Frank Cullotta is back. The 78-year-old former mobster announced this week on Facebook that he recently underwent major heart surgery. Cullotta told his more than 4,000 Facebook friends that he spent three weeks in the hospital, adding that his heart now is in “great shape.” “Getting released from the hospital was like […]
ID America’s #1 True Crime Network Kicks Off It’s Scripted Strand with WORLD PREMIERES OF DATING GAME KILLER AND FINAL VISION
It’s movies and mayhem this December on Investigation Discovery, starting with the premiere of DATING GAME KILLER on Sunday, December 3 from 8-10pm ET. Guillermo Diaz (“Scandal,” “Weeds”) stars in the role of, perhaps, America’s most prolific serial killer, Rodney Alcala, alongside Emmy® winner Carrie Preston (“The Good Wife,” “True Blood”) as Carol Jensen, a […]
American Heros Channel And Time INC.s People® Present the 2017 Red Bandanna Hero Award to Combat Wounded Coalition Founder LT. JASON REDMAN
American Heroes Channel (AHC) and Time Inc.’s PEOPLE have partnered with the Welles Remy Crowther Charitable Trust to present the 2017 RED BANDANNA HERO AWARD in memory of 9/11 hero Welles Remy Crowther, also known as ”The Man in the Red Bandanna.” This year’s winner is retired Navy Seal Lieutenant Jason “Jay” Redman, founder of […]
You Are Not a Geek, You’re a Gamer: How Gaming Has Evolved
Somewhere in a dimly lit bedroom in an unassuming house on a nondescript street, there sits a hooded figure fixated on an LCD screen. Seemingly lost in a world of images, animations and fantasy action, the figure’s only movements are a subtle yet constant twitching of the thumbs as they tap buttons and bring their […]
Chronicles of a Semi-Hot Mom: Coping With The Loss of a Loved One To Prescription Pills & The Aftermath!
By Arita Sysamout For the first few years of my life, it was just my older sister and I. We always wanted an older brother, someone to protect us at the playground and from boys when we grew up, then one day our wish came true. My cousin Aenoy was sent from Indiana for my […]