Taboo of The Black Eyed Peas has gone public with his battle with cancer, this after he was diagnosed with the disease in 2014. With the disease now in remission, Taboo is using his fame to bring awareness to the disease and is promoting a new song to support his current campaign.
Fans, friends and celebrities alike sent out their well wishes for Lil Boosie, who had to undergo kidney surgery yesterday, December 8 after he had been diagnosed with cancer.
Lil Boosie a.k.a. Boosie Badazz’s lack of chill as of late can now be attributed to a very serious diagnosis.
J. Cole is renowned for giving his fans a more personal touch when it comes to interacting with them and Tae Stackhouse can attest witness to such a marvel.
Former President Jimmy Carter’s cancer has spread from his liver to his brain, the 90-year-old told the press today. Carter, who is among the oldest living presidents, had melanoma removed from his liver earlier in the month.
Devon Still‘s daughter Leah battled cancer like a true warrior, so it’s fitting that she be congratulated in a major way. Little Leah Stilll has her very own Wheaties Box.
Somebody in the human resources department wasn’t doing their job correctly because New York City attempted to fire a man for missing 18 months of work, yet he died last year. How does this happen?
Extremely sad news has trickled from out of the White House. Beau Bide, the son of Vice President Joe Biden has passed away at the age of 46 after a battle with brain cancer.
Good news for anyone who has been following Cincinnati Bengals star Devon Still’s daughter’s battle with cancer or believers in humanity in general.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has been diagnosed with a rare form of aggressive cancer that has spread from his abdomen to his buttocks, and other parts of his body. He will begin chemotherapy in a few days, Dr. Zane Cohen, announced Wednesday (Sept. 17).
ESPN’s Stuart Scott has been one of the most reliable on-air personalities for the cable sports and media network. However, Scott is currently facing a series of challenges related to his ongoing battle with cancer although he’s fighting the disease with admirable tenacity.
After years of denial, Lance Armstrong finally admitted to using performance enhancement drugs, but reports say that he may have still been deceitful. The seven-time Tour De France winner was adamant about stopping doping in 2005, but according to investigators he continued the practice until 2009.
