September 2nd, 2017 
CEO 
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 a Grammy Award for his comedy Album, Inside Shelley Berman.
September 1st, 2017 CEO September 1st, 2017 CEO 
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 you or dress like a French maid from a 1970’s porn. Some of the people dressing their pets can barely dress themselves, isn’t dressing one person enough stress? Why must you add an unwilling animal to the equation? Have you tried putting a dog in a onesie? It’s about 4 times worse than putting an angry baby in a onesie, 1 degree away from impossible.
September 1st, 2017 CEO 
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 age of 91, family spokesman Jonathan Taylor told The Associated Press.
August 31st, 2017 CEO 
By Katrina Broner
Hip Hop Lives Differently…
Garbage…Garbage…HOT GARBAGE!! This is me, frustrated flipping through radio stations most days after 1pm. If it’s not mumble rap, it’s shocking lyrics, nonsense and/or encouraging some kind of self-destruction. Mornings are not too bad because there are decent shows with hilarious banter and news. Then midday is usually the “Old School Lunch Mix” when most adults put on their shades and relive great memories of life before kids.
Every generation the lyrics seem 50 times worse than the last. As we get more public with our different lifestyles, lyrics have become bold and sometimes hilarious. Now the norm is hearing how “sex with me is so amazing” and falling in love happens while holding a girls hair back to vomit after she drank too much. Or to the contrary, if you were wondering who’s going to wake up and drive you home when you’re drunk and all alone “it ain’t me!” I love a good beat but many times I have found myself wondering what the hell I just heard!? I also love a good R&B song but my concern is strongest with hip hop. That’s where most of the fraudulent, unbearable ear garbage is and at times it seems it’s only going to get worse.
August 31st, 2017 CEO August 29th, 2017 CEO 
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 of America’s leading paranormal investigators to capture evidence, help families overcome their fear, take back their homes, and reclaim their lives. Then, TLC premieres the paranormal newcomer EVIL THINGS, where it’s not haunted houses but the objects inside them that are the terrifying focus of this new series. KINDRED SPIRITS premieres on Friday, September 15 at 9/8c immediately followed by EVIL THINGS at 10/9c.
August 29th, 2017 CEO 
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 job to cover their lives,” said Knapp, a veteran investigative reporter for the CBS affiliate in Las Vegas, KLAS-TV Channel 8. “They didn’t seem to take offense, but there were some exceptions.”
August 29th, 2017 CEO August 28th, 2017 CEO 
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 the New York State Fair in Syracuse, New York. Concerts at the State Fair were debuted in 1976, and during the Fair’s third season, Sinatra would appear in a memorable concert date. Although he would never play the fair again, the Grandstand Stage would host the cream of the crop across the American music industry, becoming the stuff of legend before the Grandstand performances were discontinued in 2015 when the event moved to a new venue during fair time.
August 28th, 2017 CEO August 27th, 2017 CEO August 26th, 2017 CEO August 25th, 2017 CEO August 24th, 2017 CEO 
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 both client and friend for 25 years plus. He will be dearly missed by so many,” Estey said in a statement to CNN.
NewzBreaker extends our condolences to the Thomas Family in their time of grief.
August 24th, 2017 CEO 
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 nostalgic about the strange, but wonderful town she’s from, 
St. Olaf. Life was simple and there were still good hardworking people there like “The Amazing Shapiro” who is an OB/MAG, an obstetrician magician. They had the strangest happiest holidays like Day of the Princess Pig and the Day of Wheat when everyone dresses up as sandwiches. Apparently, if you forgot to put “a piece of cheese” between you and your mate you end up pregnant! Rose even fell in love and married Charlie, an insurance salesman that believed a trip to the bank was always more fun if you wear a ski mask.
August 24th, 2017 CEO August 23rd, 2017 CEO 
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 I said the “best person” and not the “right person.” To me the “right person” seems generic and unattainable, the “best person” is someone that will complement my life.
The right person always looks good on paper. This person probably meets all the requirements on my “wish list” and seems too good to be true, almost intimidating. It is intimidating until I start to wonder, why the hell is this person single? They must be crazy! I don’t mean fun and eccentric type crazy, I mean restraining order type crazy. If they aren’t crazy then there is a high probability that this person is emotionally slow , with an emotional IQ of 0. My kid’s goldfish has more emotions then this person, no thanks!
August 23rd, 2017 CEO August 23rd, 2017 CEO 
In the first season of GHOSTS OF SHEPHERDSTOWN, a surge of 911 calls reporting what appeared to be supernatural activity in Shepherdstown, W.V., inspired Police Chief Michael King to enlist the help of paranormal investigators to figure out why the town had become such a hotbed for hauntings. Nick Groff, Bill Hartley, and Elizabeth Saint, with the help of local historian Dana Mitchell and psychic medium Lorie Johnson, uncovered clues linking the rash of mysterious incidents to Shepherdstown’s historic waterways and a woman murdered on accusations of witchcraft in the town’s early history. The first season finale culminated in a ceremony on the Potomac River to cleanse the town of its “Witches Curse,” which seemed to settle the ghostly activity… at least, within its own borders. Soon, Chief King began hearing from his colleagues in neighboring police jurisdictions that the mysterious happenings had spread to their nearby towns, suggesting that Shepherdstown is only one piece to a much larger paranormal puzzle.
August 22nd, 2017 CEO 
Emmy Award-winning journalist Chris Hansen returns to America’s leading true-crime network Investigation Discovery (ID) for the third season of KILLER INSTINCT WITH CHRIS HANSEN. With a proven track record for gaining access to hard-to-get interviews, Hansen sets himself apart as a journalist for his ability to both empathize with those closest to the case and analyze his findings objectively for the sake of the investigation. To gain this perspective, Hansen visits each distinct crime scene location to look back on some of America’s most unnerving homicides and the lives that were shaken in an all-new season of KILLER INSTINCT WITH CHRIS HANSEN premiering Tuesday, September 5 at 9/8c on ID
August 22nd, 2017 CEO August 21st, 2017 CEO 
The Neighborhood Watch: A Commentary on Safety & Our Society Today!
“Love Thy Neighbor”
There are 7 billion people on earth and counting so you would think there are as many ways to “Love Thy Neighbor” as there are neighbors by now. The truth is there are a lot less and people are starting to like being left alone, maybe for good reason.
Back in the day if there was a new neighbor they were welcomed with warm, delicious apple pies and cookies. People made it a happy point in their day to stop by and introduce themselves and their family because everyone needs to feel welcomed in a new environment. While it was a way to show love and kindness, especially to newcomers in that area, it was also the nicest way to run “The Neighborhood Watch” on a stranger.
That’s Right!