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A Florida man who once attempted to get into a Taylor Swift concert by posing as a security guard faces several new charges after allegedly fighting with a police officer. -
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Shakira Miami Move Update: Gerard Pique FURIOUS at Latin Superstar’s Big Move?
Shakira's former husband, Gerard Pique, was reportedly mad at the singer as he was given 'days' notice' about her decision to move to Miami with their children.#GerardPique #Shakira -
Grand Jury Charges 4 Men With Murder, Armed Robbery In XXXTentacion Case
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Police Arrest Second Suspect In XXXTentacion Murder Case
A second suspect connected to the murder-robbery of late rapper XXXTentacion has been arrested by the police last week. A third person of interest is still being sought. -
XXXTentacion Drops Charges Against Woman He Allegedly Hit After She Makes New Statement
XXXTentacion dropped his defamation charges against the woman he allegedly hit in a viral video this year. In legal documents, the alleged victim claimed that she was tapped by the troubled young rapper in jest. -
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Trayvon Martin Reaction: Stevie Wonder Vows Not To Play Florida Until 'Stand Your Ground' Is Repealed
Stevie Wonder joined the multitude of artists offering tributes to Trayvon Martin following the Saturday acquittal of George Zimmerman, but the R&B star was a little more dedicated to his cause. Wonder announced during his show in Quebec City that he would no longer play concerts in Florida until the state's controversial "Stand Your Ground" law is repealed.
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