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Ariana Grande's One Love Manchester Concert !

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Ariana Grande's One Love Manchester concert had nearly 50,000 united in song as they left the show -- all except one guy ... who left in handcuffs.Law enforcement sources tell TMZ out of the massive crowd at the Old Trafford cricket ground, police made just the one arrest. We're told the bloke was busted for drunk and disorderly conduct.The sole perp was arrested in the middle of audience after he started to get disruptive. Cops hauled him away before anything got out of hand. The fact it didn't -- in such a large crowd -- shows the mood in Manchester was all about compassion.
In this case ... one bad apple did NOT spoil the whole bunch.  

Source: tmz.com

 BLUE IVY CARTER DAZZLES AT BALLET RECITAL ...Are You Not Entertained? Blue Ivy Carter was center stage for her ballet recital, and even provided an exclamation point with some spins she, no doubt, has seen mom pull off a few times.
The 5-year-old's braids were flying Saturday during her school's recital ... where all the kids were clearly well-rehearsed, 'cause they nailed their routine to Earth, Wind & Fire's "September."
Beyonce and Jay Z gotta be proud -- the world-class performers' genes they clearly handed down to Blue Ivy were on full display.
Who says ballet can't be swag?

Keshia Knight Pulliam Defends Decision To Support Bill Cosby In Court

Keshia Knight Pulliam is defending her decision to accompany her television dad, Bill Cosby, to his court appearance on Monday, Cosby, 79, has been charged with felony aggravated indecent assault stemming from a decade-old claim from hsi former mentee, Andrea Constand. He pled not guilty. 
In an interview with ABC News, Knight Pulliam said she came to court with Cosby because "it's what you do." "It was really important for me to show my support to Mr. Cosby," the 38-year-old new mom said. "At the end of the day, it’s the jury’s job to discern the truth... The man that I've known as a child was funny and witty and smart and philanthropic and full of advice. I can only go based on who I've experienced, and at the end of the day, it's the court's job to find the truth of the matter." 
Cosby thanked Knight Pulliam on Twitter for her support, saying, "Thank you to Cliff and Claire's 4 year old daughter (Rudy) and the Brilliant Spelman Alumnus.
On Tuesday, Constand—who worked in the Temple basketball program at the time of the alleged assault—testified. "I thought I was having a bad reaction," she said, reports USA Today. "My legs were getting rubbery... I don’t really remember passing out.”

​The trial will continue this week with more cross examination. 

Source:Essence Mag.

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​Even North Korea Thinks Donald Trump’s Decision To Quit Paris Deal Is ‘Short-Sighted’ “This is the height of egoism.”

North Korea has blasted “selfish” President Donald Trump for pulling America out of the Paris climate agreement.
On Tuesday, a spokesman for the isolated state’s Foreign Ministry described Trump’s decision as “the height of egoism” ― and said it showed the U.S. was “seeking only their own well-being even at the cost of the entire planet.”
“Global warming is one of the gravest challenges that humankind is facing today and the Paris Agreement that called for nationally determined contribution to the reduction of GHG emission is the outcome of decades long efforts to mitigate it,” the spokesman said via the state-run KCNA news agency.
“The selfish act of the U.S. does not only have grave consequences for the international efforts to protect the environment, but poses great danger to other areas as well,” the spokesman added. 
America will join Nicaragua and war-torn Syria as being the only three countries that are refusing to take part in the climate deal, which aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions around the world. Nicaragua, however, is reluctant to sign up because its government believes the commitments do not go far enough.
Despite its dismal human rights record, North Korea has emerged as an unlikely advocatein the battle against global warming and has signed the Paris Accord.
The ministry spokesman blamed Trump’s “America First” policy for the withdrawal, and said it was “high time” the world “stopped pondering over the dangerous ideological trend which is surfacing in the U.S. with the emergence of the Trump administration.”
“Whoever chooses to blindly follow the Trump administration overpowered by its bravado should be fully aware that the judgment of history shall take them all as one,” the spokesman added.

Here’s What James Comey Will Say About Trump’s Attempt To Interfere With FBI Probe

WASHINGTON ― Former FBI Directer James Comey will testify Thursday that President Donald Trump demanded loyalty and tried to get him to close an investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
Comey, who Trump fired last month, will tell the U.S. Senate Select Committee of Intelligence that he believed Trump was trying to “create some sort of patronage relationship” with him when Trump asked Comey if he wanted to stay on as FBI director during a one-on-one dinner at the White House on Jan. 27. The dinner setup made Comey “uneasy.”
Trump told Comey he needed and expected loyalty, according to Comey. The former FBI director said that he didn’t “move, speak, or change my facial expression in any way during the awkward silence that followed.”
Trump and Comey “simply looked at each other in silence,” the testimony says.
During another office meeting on Feb. 14, Trump tried to get Comey to drop the Flynn case. Flynn had resigned the day before in light of news that he misled Vice President Mike Pence about discussions with the Russian ambassador. 
“I hope you can see your way clear to letting this go, to letting Flynn go,” Trump said on Feb. 14, according to Comey. “He is a good guy. I hope you can let this go.” Comey found the conversation “very concerning.”
After that discussion, Comey said he asked Attorney General Jeff Sessions if he could prevent Trump from having any other direct communication with him.
“I told the AG that what had just happened – him being asked to leave while the FBI Director, who reports to the AG, remained behind – was inappropriate and should never happen,” Comey said. Sessions, Comey said, “did not reply.”
Later, on March 30, Trump called Comey at the FBI to discuss the “cloud” of the investigation that was impacting his administration. Trump told Comey that he had not been involved with hookers in Russia, and asked Comey what he could to do “lift the cloud.” Trump said it would be good for him to know if a “satellite” associate had done something wrong.
Two weeks later, on April 11, Trump called Comey again to ask him what he had done to “get out” the information that Trump wasn’t under personal investigation. Trump told Comey that Trump had been “very loyal.” Comey said he told Trump he should go through traditional channels, and the conversation should happen between the White House Counsel and DOJ leadership.
Trump fired Comey on May 9. While administration officials originally said the decision was not related to the director’s handling of the Russia investigation, Trump later admitted that he was thinking about Russia when chose to fire Comey.
“When I decided to just do it, I said to myself, I said, ‘You know, this Russia thing with Trump and Russia is a made-up story, it’s an excuse by the Democrats for having lost an election,’” Trump said in an interview last month.

Source: Huffington Post

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