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The Internet is a savage and lawless land. Wendy Williams was reminded of this first hand when she posted a #TBT photo that got the Twitter massive digging deep into the depths of ire, vitriol and general meanness to drag for filth.

Chris Kwekowe, a computer science graduate from Lagos, Nigeria, created a tech incubator start-up aimed at helping fellow Nigerians enter the digital and general workplace. In a profile done on Kwekowe’s Slatecube business, the young entrepreneur retold a story of when he turned down a job from Microsoft and actually told the company’s founder later.

Tigers Woods did it to himself. The pro golfer and Caniblasian posted a selfie of himself as “Mac Daddy Santa.”

The Nature Boy Ric Flair is getting his very own ESPN 30 For 30 documentary. Let’s hope it’s epic as possible.

Prison Reform has been a cause near and dear to Pusha T’s heart and the Virginia rapper continues to advocate for the issue in a recently released Public Service Announcement.

Coach K finally decided to suspend Grayson Allen for trying to add leg sweeps to college basketball. The problem is it happened just a tad too late (maybe after the first or second tripping incident, maybe), and when you couple that with the hate for Duke basketball—you get a nexus of Twitter slander. 

Grayson Allen has a problem. The Duke star has been suspended indefinitely from the team for once again intentionally tripping a player on an opposing team. 

Is Eminem reverting back to his Slim Shady persona for his next single?

There are reports saying that classic television sitcoms The Jeffersons and Good Times could be making comebacks with new cast members. Do you want this?

Lil B says that he is close to finally releasing his Black Ken mixtape. He also says it’s dedicated to Sean “Puff Daddy” Combs.

Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez and his upcoming double homicide trial turned a new corner this week after an eyewitness account put him at the shooter. Hernandez’s attorneys are looking to block the man from taking the stand during the full trial in February. 

A 20-year old Texas man has been charged with murder after stabbing his step-mother to death after she bragged about a Dallas Cowboys win.