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Casey Anthony resurfaces for first time in video diary
Jan 8th

source: http://www.washingtonpost.com
Casey Anthony. (YouTube) “It’s just a little surreal how much things have changed since July and,
how many things haven’t changed,” Anthony says in a four-minute YouTube video she says she recorded in October.
The video aired on the “TODAY” Show Thursday, and NBC News confirmed that it is Anthony on camera.
Anthony seems very different from her last appearance crying in a Florida courtroom, looking nervous but animated as she speaks to the camera. “I’m extremely excited,” she says.
Anthony became one of the most controversial figures of 2011 during a sensational murder trial in Florida, but little has been heard of her since she went into hiding after her acquittal. She suggests that’s about to change.
“I’m excited that I’ll be able to Skype and obviously keep a video log, take some pictures and that I have something that I can finally call mine. It’s been a long time since I’ve been able to call something mine.”
Anthony said she’ll remain in her hiding spot “at least until the end of February.” The video gave few clues to where she may be hiding.
She also hinted that there may be more video diaries to come.
“This is the first of many, and I’m looking forward to this,” she said. “It’s a little scary, because I hate being on camera. But I need to conquer that fear at some point and this is a good start.”
Anthony doesn’t mention her daughter Caylee, who was first reported missing in July 2008 and discovered dead five months later. She also doesn’t mention the 1,000 days she spent in jail, or the dramatic six-week murder trial that ended with her acquittal. She expressed hope, though, about life after she finishes serving out a year’s probation in Florida.
“The good thing is things are starting to look up and things are starting to change in a good way. I just hope they stay — that things stay good, that they only get better. They’ll only get better.”
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Bobbi Kristina Brown Sings Someone Like You on YOUTUBE
Sep 12th

Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown’s 18-year-old daughter Bobbi Kristina, dropped a youtube video show casing her singing ability…
The teen who has been attacked by the media for tooting cocaine, partying it up, and knocking back 4 locos,
recently posted a video on YouTube showing her covering Adele’s “Someone Like You.”
Besides the fact that she looks just like Bobby, I don’t think she inherited his or whitney vocal skills naturally.
Now I do believe with training and a little hard work she can be good, especially since it’s in her bloodline.
I wasn’t really feeling the song, but good try B.K. i’m just happy to see her singing, instead of acting out.
I wish her the best in her future endvors #thatisall.
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Thief steals laptop then gets caught dancing on youtube
Mar 23rd

A laptop thief gets caught after recording a video of himself dancing to Travis Porter’s “Make It Rain.” #EPICFAIL!!
The irony of everything is this fool can’t even dance properly LOL, and I love how his broke ass is dancing to make it rain #ballerfail smh.
After the 18-year-old Bentley University freshman’s laptop was stolen from a dorm lounge in February, retrieving it may have seemed like a lost cause. Fortunately, Bao had signed up for Backblaze, an online file-backup service. When the service automatically uploaded the laptop’s files online, Bao discovered that he had access to files the thief had created. And what files they were.
Bao first discovered that the laptop-snatcher had taken pictures of himself on the computer’s webcam. “Wow. The first thing that MacBook thieves do REALLY IS take pictures on Photo Booth. I didn’t think they were that dumb!” he wrote on Twitter.
Then he discovered something even more hilarious: A video the thief had recorded of himself dancing to “Make It Rain.”
From there, Bao was able to access the laptop’s Internet history to find the thief’s identity on Facebook. (He turned out to be a fellow Bentley student.) But instead of going to the police, Bao instead went for “serious lulz,” uploading the video to YouTube.
The perp, aware that the game was up, turned the laptop in to the police, and sent Bao a message on Facebook, apologizing and asking Bao to take down the videos. Bao says that’s not likely: “He’s not in a position to bargain.”
Singer Faces 20 Years In Prison for YouTube Prank on Kids
Feb 18th

21-year-old Michigan resident Evan Emory currently faces 20 years in prison for “manufacturing child sexual abusive material”. His crime: He posted a YouTube video that made it appear he was singing an explicit song to a classroom of elementary students.
Emory tricked administrators at Beechnau Elementary School into letting him perform a song for the kids on video, claiming he wanted to build his portfolio. He sung an innocent song in front of the kids, but when the room was empty recorded a sexually explicit song. (“I like the way you make your body move. C’mon, girl…See how long it takes to make your panties mine…I’ll add some foreplay in just to make it fun. I want to stick my index finger in your anus.”)
Through trick editing, Emory made it appear that he had been singing the song to the kids while they smiled and laughed along. He included a disclaimer—”No children were exposed to the ‘graphic content’ of this video”—and posted it on YouTube earlier this week.
On Wednesday, Emory was arrested on charges of manufacturing “child sexual abusive material”. Said the county prosecutor:
“The bottom line in this case is that he walked into a classroom and took advantage and victimized every single child in that classroom,” Tague said. “This case is very disturbing to law enforcement officials. We have launched a full-fledged investigation with the sheriff.”
At his arraignment, outraged parents of the kids in the video appeared at the courthouse to rally for jail time.
We can understand why the parents and school would be upset. But these are clearly laws designed to punish hardcore sex offenders—not some bro who came up with a misguided idea for a prank. In the end, the video appears to have been online for about a day or two and was probably seen by a few hundred people at most. This is a very broad definition of “victimization!” One law professor says the charges are likely unconstitutional.
As Radly Balko points out, the hysteria is fueled by the volatile combination of children + sex + The Internet. Add to that an overreaction by a humiliated school district. Here’s hoping the judge realizes this, too.
Las Vegas Show Girl & Youtube Star’s Body Found Her Ex-Boyfriend has been arrested
Jan 12th

New details have emerged in the murder of Deborah Flores-Narvaez with the release Monday of an arrest report for her former boyfriend, Jason Griffith, who was charged Friday in connection with her murder. A tip led police to discover Flores-Narvaez’s body had been dismembered, placed in plastic tubs and covered with cement. On Friday, investigators found the tubs in an apartment near Bonanza Road and Las Vegas Boulevard. ”
Lady Gaga does it big on youtube.
Mar 26th

Lady Gaga has set a new record, she’s become the first artist to clock up more than one billion views on YouTube.
Three of the singer’s promos have become fan favourites on the site – Poker Face has received 374,606,128 hits, her debut Just Dance stands at 272,941,674 and Bad Romance has been watched 360,020,327 times.












little girls on Tyra with very low self esteem…
Feb 19th
Posted by lovelyti in commentary
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