SHAQ GAVE 1,000 PS5s TO NEEDY KIDS FOR CHRISTMAS
Shaquille O’Neal– who’s known for his good deeds – played Santa Clause for some underprivileged children. He teamed up with Pepsi, Frito Lay, Tonka and more to give away a thousand PlayStation 5, and thousand Nintendo Switch consoles, and bikes from Walmart.
The NBA Hall of Famer is inspired to give back because of his parents. “My father was a drill sergeant [and] my mother just was a hard-working woman,” he noted. “Didn't have a lot. But they taught me the value of giving back. They taught me the value of helping those in need.”
The students of Wesley Lake Elementary School in McDonough, Georgia were ecstatic. “Kids were crying, kids were happy, and that's what it's all about,” Shaq said
LAMAR ODOM ADDRESSES KHLOE DEBACLE AND SEEKS "RECONNECTING"
As Tristan Thompson makes headlines for ANOTHER cheating scandal, Lamar Odom is using the opportunity to let Khloe Kardashian know that he wants that old thang back.
As I told you, Tristan confirmed that he is the father Maralee Nichols’son. He apologized profusely for fathering the child while he and Khloe were together last March.
Here’s Lamar’s take on it the situation – “I truly wish nothing but the best for her and I’m hoping we can reconnect and talk one day as friends. She is a good person and deserves the world.”
Source:Us Weekly
SOULJA BOY IS NOW AN ACTOR
Soulja Boy started off the year by announcing he's an actor now. In an Instagram Live, he said he's in a new show called "Being Draco" that comes out January 21st on Revolt TV, a new channel founded by DIDDY.
(Watch his announcement here.)
Soulja Boy said he is leaving his rap drama in the past too. Quote, "We going into the year with all positive energy . . . I ain't got no beef with nobody . . . no smoke, no problems, no nothin' . . . All I'm doing is TV shows and movies. I'm an actor now."
Yesterday he made clear on Twitter that he is NOT leaving the music industry. Quote, "I have not quit rapping. My new album drop next month. I said I quit beefing. Blogs stop posting that. I will never retire from music. Period."
(NY Post)