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Tati’s World: Short People Problems!

November 8th, 2017

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By Tatiauna Miller

I’m an average short person. At a mere 5 feet and 1 inch, I’m shorter than the average 5th grader. Which is quiet humbling, especially when the kids from my daughter’s school keep asking me what high school I go to? In a few years, my 7 year old daughter will be looking down on me and she can’t wait. Shit, I can’t wait either! No more stepstools and catching leg cramps from over-reaching, she’s fetching everything from the top shelf and the middle shelf too!

Speaking of the top shelf, how come everything I need from Walmart is on the top shelf and pushed to the back? I always have to climb up the shelves to get what I want. Sometimes my daughter and I become a human ladder and I lift her up to reach the items. But that balancing act is always the last resort, she’s too heavy to balance and shoulder press in the air in the middle of Walmart. Plus, kids have bad balance and they don’t follow directions, she’s always grabbing everything else but what I told her to get. The human ladder was our go to move when we went apple picking, we got all the good apples! Why would any want to invite short people apple picking, anyway? How are we going to get anything good and who wants to walk around with a step ladder all around the orchard? No one, that’s who!

Who Wants To Live Forever: Queen – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day

November 8th, 2017

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Everything’s Relevant: Miracles All Around Us

November 8th, 2017

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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 we were in church and that was just our way of life. As an adult, I don’t go to church as much as I should probably but I do have a relationship with the big man upstairs and my disclaimer will always be that I love Jesus but I cuss a lil. I have no doubt miracles happen every day/all day, that being said I just have never seen them in living form. Until December 16, 2017…and that is where my story begins.

Still Living the Horror of November 8, 2016 Almost One Year Later to the Day!

November 7th, 2017

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(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.

Was it all for the “promise” of a few extra bucks or was it a backlash from having had a black president for eight years in a nation that, in many parts, still proudly flies the Confederate flag? We will likely never know what caused almost solely white Americans to vote for a man with zero political experience and a background plagued with racist, bigoted ideology, litigiousness, misogyny, and elitism. I was in total shock. For me, casting a presidential vote is NOT about political party. Sure, there are big-ticket items like taxes, abortion, the death penalty, etc. But that’s never been the end all for me.

Catch Me I’m Falling: Real Life – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day

November 6th, 2017

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Follow My Rainbow: Sheena Easton – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day

November 5th, 2017

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Hello: Lionel Richie – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day

November 4th, 2017

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Dunning-Kruger Strikes Again!

November 3rd, 2017

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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. Is this a coincidence?

I assure you it is not.

Because transgender Americans do not meet cultural expectations for gender identity, they are more likely than others to die prematurely of unnatural causes. The fact is, people who are born transgender are more likely to be murdered and more likely to attempt suicide than almost any other historically oppressed group in the nation.

Praying For Time: George Michael – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day

November 3rd, 2017

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Kiss Me Deadly: Lita Ford – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day

November 2nd, 2017

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Tati’s World: Interracial Dating – “The Swirl Life”

November 2nd, 2017

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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 allowed me to learn a lot about cultures that I would have never heard of and has given me an appreciation of my own culture as well. It’s also allowed me to see that we may have differences but we are all similar.

I’m so nervous when I meet someone’s family. I always wonder if they’ve given the folks a heads up, “Hey Mom and Dad, I’m dating a black girl!” I can’t tell you how many surprised parents I’ve met and on the receiving end of the ole “Oh, you’re not what I expected” conversation. Surprise, your son has jungle fever and you know what they say about what happens once you go black? Forget it, he’s ruined and expect to have a passel of little crinkly haired grandbabies in the near future. So let’s talk about the crinkly haired babies for a minute.

Investigation Discovery’s New 3-Part Series DEADLY DENTISTS Premieres Friday November 24th – TV News

November 2nd, 2017

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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 objects get a little too close for comfort.

Full of twists and turns, these stories of murder feature rotten characters in an industry full of money and meds, where corruption is commonplace. It’s hard to distinguish those who are honorable from the deeply distrustful when every smile is full of pearly whites. When you drill down, you reveal the decay rotting the roots of everything it touches.

Stereotyped Women As Told By Not So Stereotypical Women

November 1st, 2017

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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 with them and we definitely can’t be the driver!

Arita:

So many stereotypes and not enough time. Firstly upon meeting me, I typically blow people away with my impeccable English. I’ve been complimented for not having an accent. What does an Arlington, VA native sound like? Sometimes I do say Ya’ll. Secondly, stereotypes suggest I can’t drive. I’ve have not yet hit anyone or anything and it’s been almost 20 years behind the wheel. My insurance company actually prefers me now. They sent a preferred customer card and everything. Stay alive. Don’t text and drive.

Everything’s Relevant: Friday Night Lights & More…

October 31st, 2017

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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 coach. Not only did my dad coach football, he also coached basketball in the winter and then either track, golf, or baseball in the spring to supplement our family income.

As a child I grew up on the football field, basketball court, etc. so I could hang out with my dad. It didn’t matter that I was a girl because I was a total tomboy! During those days as a child I never sat in the stands long enough to hear anyone talk bad about my dad or the other coaches who were also my dad’s. You see the football coaching staff my dad was a part of, was together for a good 30 years so our families were very tight knit and actually still are. During my junior high and high school years I was too busy socializing or being on the field as a football manager to hear those words of disgust towards the coaches or players.

The Mafia Chronicles: Mob Writers Debate the Kennedy Assassination

October 31st, 2017

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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 Jimmy Hoffa and two Southern organized-crime bosses, Carlos Marcello of New Orleans and Santo Trafficante of Tampa, engineered the Nov. 22, 1963, killing of the president in Dallas.

Chronicles of a Semi-Hot Mom: Growing Up & Reflecting On What Is Really Important!

October 30th, 2017

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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 like a fair trade off. Except for the candy.

Being a kid was carefree. Being a teen was just so annoying for everyone involved and now being an adult, I’m learning that every adult before me was just winging it. There are certain things we can never prepare for. Such as, our parents getting older or sick. If you have lost a parent, I’m sorry for your heartache. You are stronger than you and I know.

Something Scarier Than Monsters – Halloween Costumes in 2017 That Are Insensitive!

October 27th, 2017

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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 course.

This year, Halloween has really snuck up on me… I’m not sure if it’s the erratic weather where summer was kind of fall and fall has been unseasonably warm. Maybe it’s the hellish, divisive drama that has been non-stop since the Trump regime took possession of the White House. But at least there’s Halloween, where EVERY American can forget about the hate, fear, bigotry, and racism and just get out there and have some fun, eat tons of candy, and escape the real world for one night…

Activist & Feature Writer Kimberly Palermo Joins the Writing Team at NewzBreaker

October 27th, 2017

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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!

October 27th, 2017

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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 words) and she still wears all her meals. That’s basically every experience with a drunk person I’ve had all wrapped into one cute little package.

Parents already know this but kids will tell all your business! You can threaten them with death and they will still spell their guts. “Child, if you tell anyone, I will kill you!” They will nod their little heads and then turn around and literally tell anyone. Exhibit A, my daughter’s friend, told me as soon as she saw me that her mom lost her job yesterday. She then whispers to me that her mom told her not to tell anyone. What the hell kid, you couldn’t even wait 24 hours! My daughter likes to tell everyone my bowel movement schedule. She told all my neighbors at the same time, I was running inside to go poop. She said I poop every day at the same time, I was so mad at her but I had to laugh it off instead of looking like a crazy person in front of the neighborhood.

Before “IT” Had Pennywise The World Had John Wayne Gacy!

October 27th, 2017

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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 serial killer whose legacy became one of horror, not humor, when he was sentenced to death in 1980 for the murders of 33 young men. Gacy, also known as “Pogo the Clown,” changed the way Americans saw clowns forever, and to this day his reign of terror still inspires popular culture on screen and in real life with people in creepy clown clothing popping up in small towns just to scare passersby. Now, America’s leading true-crime network Investigation Discovery examines Gacy’s legacy as one of the world’s most prolific serial killers in the one-hour special THE KILLER CLOWN, airing on Halloween: Tuesday, October 31 at 8/7c.

The Tunnel Of Love: Fun Boy Three – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day

October 27th, 2017

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The Neighborhood Watch: Halloween Is Canceled

October 26th, 2017

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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 official definition of serial killer is someone who kills 3 or more people in about a month. In the area of Seminole Heights, in Tampa, 3 people were killed in just 10 days. The only leads they have are a few surveillance videos of a person walking and then running from the area the first victim was shot. He could be the killer or at very least a person of interest but no one has identified the person in the video yet.

Close My Eyes Forever: Ozzy Osbourne & Lita Ford – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day

October 26th, 2017

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With Or Without You: U2 – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day

October 25th, 2017

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The Neighborhood Watch: Invisible Violence from a Personal Experience!

October 25th, 2017

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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 in hand, or it’s just a matter of time until any of these turns into physical abuse.

These other forms often go undetected because many of us are not even aware of the signs of abuse. Unfortunately, in our society we easily brush it off as entertainment and even frequently mistake it for beautiful passionate love, only to be surprised when the ugly truth rears its head. I will use my experience as example for you or for someone else. No one intentionally enters an abusive relationship but facts are if you have been in one but don’t recognize the signs, even if you get out, you are likely to get into another abusive relationship and often with the same person.

It takes 5-7 violent and abusive acts for a person to leave their abuser but it is possible to avoid these toxic situations all together. These are the signs of a potentially abusive relationship you should look for: