Florida Sentinel Bulletin

On October 14th, rapper DJ Paul, from the Oscar-winning hip-hop group Three 6 Mafia, was arrested in New York. Sources close to the Memphis producer said that the incident happened after a dinner in Manhattan. Paul had allegedly stopped at a bodega to purchase a beer, and opened it while leaving, when an officer started […]

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Hip-hop star Wyclef Jean’s charity Yele Haiti has closed down following the resignation of its chief executive, Derek Q. Johnson. Johnson took over as chief executive of the N.Y.-based charity after Jean decided to run for president of Haiti. The rapper’s candidacy was disqualified because his residency was in New Jersey, not Haiti. The New […]

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Actor Alfonso Ribeiro, best known to television audiences as Carlton from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, is married. On Saturday, Ribeiro wed Angela Unkrich in California,. This is the second marriage for the 41-year-old performer.

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Fashion icon and media mogul Tyra Banks is about to launch another new project — a TV series based on her youth, tentatively called Fivehead. The title is derived from schoolyard taunts a young Banks received because of her pronounced forehead. The show will explore the “long journey from awkward teen to one of the […]

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WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama won’t be posing for any photos in the voting booth on Election Day – he’s casting his ballot early. Pres. Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama said Monday they are both voting early, a nod to the campaign’s efforts to encourage supporters to vote absentee by mail or cast their […]

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LOS ANGELES  — The creator of TV’s “Friday Night Lights” is accusing Mitt Romney of plagiarizing a phrase from the show to use as a campaign slogan. Peter Berg wrote a letter to Romney on Friday saying he’s “not thrilled” that the Republican presidential candidate is using the phrase “Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can’t Lose” […]

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Koch Industries, the billion-dollar global corporation that is known for converting some of the world’s resources into services that people depend on, sent a mailing to 45,000 of its employees earlier this month on how to vote in this year’s presidential election. The company’s owners, siblings David and Charles Koch, who are infamously known for being GOP […]

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Students at  in Haiti are receiving the best education of their lives. DePaul University ethics professor Laura Pincus Hartman helped build the school last year. She has been working in Haiti since even before the earthquake devastated the region and has used her experience as an educator to help the community there. L’Ecole de Choix […]

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WEST PARK , FL – A little league football assistant coach could be facing assault charges after he was caught on video punching a referee during a game in West Park over the weekend, police said Monday. The incident happened Saturday evening during a game. According to the report, referee Andrew Keigans gave the Saints a penalty […]

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